Category: DMZ

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

Up on the Z – MDL Markers to show age of how long used. 1967 with the new looking marker. Other photo is from 2015. #uponthez #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #MDL #korea #rok #dmz pic.twitter.com/8QpQnlIuCq

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) May 18, 2021

https://twitter.com/UN_Command/status/1393763516004196356

Up on the Z – So much truth to this meme! 🙂 🙂 #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #imjinscout #2id #korea #rok #2ndtonone #dmz pic.twitter.com/nwAkGCWefg

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) May 5, 2021

Up on the Z – True story, I know this has happen to more then just me (Tom)… Can laugh now, wasn't funny years back! #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz #korea #rok #2id pic.twitter.com/LzLrcA4TEP

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) April 29, 2021

1971 – Up on the Z – Freedom Bridge, old railroad bridge that became the main access to Panmunjom after rebuilt in 1952. In 1998, Freedom was closed down to vehicle traffic when the Unification Bridge opened. Photo courtesy of David Evans.#upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz pic.twitter.com/UExxesCNPM

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) April 28, 2021

https://twitter.com/UN_Command/status/1383941495229616128

1968 – Up on the Z – Another reminder of how dangerous is and can be. Caption tells the rest! #upontheZ #koreandmzvets #dmzwar #dmz #1960s #vietnamera #2id #7id #coldwar #rok #korea pic.twitter.com/ruVWDFTXb8

— Korean DMZ Vets (@Korean_DMZ_Vets) April 16, 2021

1960s – Up on the Z – Some soldiers from 7th Infantry Division actually worn Tiger stripes on patrol along the DMZ, when most wore OD's (olive drab). Random photo from the web.#upontheZ #koreandmzvets #7id #2id #korea #rok #dmz #dmzconflict #dmzwar #1960s pic.twitter.com/ufFRe2k2H9

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