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  • Great pictures. Brings back old memories. I was with the 377th Medical Company from June 1974, I replaced Dan (Dangerous Dan) Sullivan as the Maintenance Officer. I remember his flyover very well. I was then transfered to 3rd Aviation Detachment in February 1975. I gave the Army 20 yrs, 1 month, and 1 day (not that I was counting) and retired as a CW-4, out of Ft. Ord, CA. The 377th Medivac patch that hangs on the patch board in the USO lounge in San Francisco International Airport is mine. I still have my old pocket patch and unit crest. Would like to talk to some of my old flight buddies. Dwight Brown CW-4 Retired

  • said kaydees1

  • 2009.09.27 at 17:50:12 PDT

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  • where can I get a unit patch, lost all I had would like to have one thanks wb

  • said sweetwil

  • 2009.04.24 at 13:46:23 PDT

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  • I was station here at Camp Mosier in 05/73 thru 06/76. I help move the maintenance plt from Camp Mosier to K-16 AFB.

  • said longbow0653

  • 2009.01.08 at 16:55:04 PST

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  • we moved from the 55 compound to camp mosier in feb of 72, there wasn't much there then. Dustoff 39, bbaxter@advancedtech.com

  • said sweetwil

  • 2008.11.10 at 15:36:39 PST

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  • This is a ride down memory lane. 1974 thru 75 I was there for the final days of the 43rd Surgical Hospital (MASH) I lived in the lower compound just in perfect line with the Flight Line. Loved the shot of Rose' Bar I still have scars from some of those crazy times. I had a great album of pictures that disappeared over the years since then. thanks Tim

  • said MedicTim

  • 2008.01.11 at 07:16:22 PST

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  • Hi Stan, Good to hear from you.Drop me an email mainetc@yahoo.com would like to communicate with you. Tom

  • said mainetc

  • 2007.05.17 at 17:11:43 PDT

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  • HiTom, I dont know if you remember me,Stan Porter. I was in the 377th from June 73 till Aug 76 The first 16 months I was at Camp Mosier, the rest at Osan(Dust Off Central) I have a few pictures of the old compound(Upper) there is nothing left of the place except the cement helipads. The only thing left at the crewchiefs hooch is the steps leading uo to it and the cement pad. everthing has beentaken down and replaced with Korean Army Oficer and NCO homes

  • said stanansun

  • 2007.02.13 at 18:25:30 PST

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  • Hi there, we must have just crossed over as I arrived on Chopper Hill in February of 1974. My call sign was Dustoff 94, I was the Instrument Flight Examiner for the 377th, CPT Gayland Miles was the Ops Officer. Midyear of 74 I was sent down to the Osan Detachment where I stayed until leaving Korea for the 63rd Medical Detachment in Landstuhl, Germany

  • said Johnengelmann

  • 2006.06.27 at 01:29:04 PDT

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  • This album is fantastic,your photos are all perfect and so interesting. Brian

  • said waterl00

  • 2006.04.09 at 06:04:36 PDT

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  • Great album, but where in the hell is Camp Mosier? I was in the 377th back in 1967 - 1968, and it was on the 55th compound not far from ASCOM City in those days. JohnLBaughman@Yahoo.com

  • said oldbluejeans

  • 2006.02.28 at 12:17:15 PST

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