Has anyone here been in the US Army and stationed at Camp Stanley in S. Korea?

Answer 1

I have, it was in 1985. My last time there was in 2001 though. It is a small military post on the top of a hill outside of Oijongbu. Yes, that's right, Oijongbu, you know, the village they talk about on MASH. By the way, a little bit of trivia for you, there actually was a MASH unit stationed outside of Oujongbu, it just wasn't the 4033 MASH. When I was there it was the base camp for the 2nd Infantry Division Field Artillery Battalion. Go out one gate and you had a Korean prison and the road to Oijongbu, go out the other and you had the bars and stores and restaurants, along with a little village. Since it was downhill going out either gate, after a night of drinking in the village, it was rough going back up the hill towards base. Anything esle you want to know, just ask.

Answer 2

I was posted At Camp Casey in 2004, practically next door to Camp Stanley. I wish I were still there.

cantcu -- Yes, they did pave the roads, (and there are a lot of cars there now, apparently asians in Asia can't drive, either). No, they don't play Paul Anka anymore, and no, the 7th ID isn't there anymore, I think they are currently operating out of Ft. Carson. I wish I could have been there just five years earlier, though. Ever since Fox News did a report about the "goings on" in and around Tongducheon and Oijongbu, they have been closing down clubs left and right. It's been pretty much dead down there ever since.

Answer 3

I was not stationed at Camp Stanley, but I was at Camp Red Cloud near Uijongbu, So Korea.

Answer 4

I was at Camp Stanley from Jan. 2003 - Jan. 2004. I missed my family; but Oijeonbu was fun. Seoul was better.

Answer 5

Yes, on one of my tours I was at Camp Casey the 13th Combat Engineer Bn, 7th Inf Div. They were next door!

I know why you want to be back there born on the. I was there the last time in 1964-65!

They still playing Paul Anka??? Ever pave the roads?

7th isn't there any longer is it?

Answer 6

nope