Category: DMZ

1965 – Up Near the DMZ – July 1st, 1st Cavalry Division reflagging to 2nd Infantry Division. 56 years later, 2ID is still present in the ROK! #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #2id #1CD #1960s #dmzwar #dmz #rok #korea pic.twitter.com/E17ohu8sCb

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) August 9, 2021

Early 1960s – Up on the Z – Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division patrolling in the DMZ along the MDL. 1967 to 69, is when the Barrier Fence went up along the DMZ and still present to this day, 52 years later!!! #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #1960s #korea #rok #dmz pic.twitter.com/kjdo63cmok

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) July 31, 2021

Our last education session prior to the rise of ROK SD level was an outdoor affair. Our team was in the #DMZ near Cheorwon to discuss the terms of #Armistice & principles of deescalation with frontline units–all in support of consistency, clarity & transparency on the Peninsula. pic.twitter.com/9AqQZv1wWf

— United Nations Command 유엔군사령부/유엔사 (@UN_Command) July 14, 2021

https://twitter.com/UN_Command/status/1413688911591657474

Late 60s/Early 70s – Up Near the DMZ – Along MSR 1 – Photo courtesy of Will Pleasant. #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz #korea #rok #vietnamera #2id #7id pic.twitter.com/97E3bAY5em

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) June 15, 2021

Up on the Z – Present day lit DMZ. Maybe a neat photo of the DMZ, but very dangerous and deadly. Random photo from the web. #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz #korea #rok pic.twitter.com/ny9TYjZZYI

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) June 8, 2021

https://twitter.com/UN_Command/status/1400723944991125505

1983 – Up on the Z – Chow time at the mess hall (think it is Camp Liberty Bell). Look who is in line getting chow and wearing a 2ID patch on his jacket. #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz #korea #rok #jsa #2id #coldwar #dmzvets pic.twitter.com/usvyYYfGn3

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) May 26, 2021

Up on the Z – Rules of Engagement along the DMZ, from the Imjin River to the MDL! Guard Posts Lucy and Katie were renamed around 1971 to Collier and Ouellette. #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmzvets #dmz #korea #rok #2id #jsa #7id #coldwar pic.twitter.com/Svfttpvq5V

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) May 19, 2021