By the way, my e mail address is firealan@aol.com, please put kimpo in the subject box, thanks.

said FireAlan 2006.08.17 at 00:57:06 PDT

Hello Lloyd, I am writing for a good friend of mine who is not a computer person. His name is Jim Hannon who served at Kimpo for a year and shipped out in July 1953. I'm sure he will enjoy looking at your photos when I bring my laptop to show him. Jim was a member of the crash crew and recalls a very bad crash of an F 86 which couldn't lift off and careened into a crew of engineers who were doing work at the end of the runway, killing about 14 men. I have searched all over and could not come up with anything relating to this crash, only that an F 86 crashed on take off June 3, 1953 at Kimpo. If you, or anybody else, have any resources to this crash, or, any other info, Jim would sure appreciate it as he has had a 53 year vivid memory of that accident. Great pictures, Alan

said FireAlan 2006.08.17 at 00:55:15 PDT

well... I'm Korean. I think your webpage is closed. I'm looking around all your good pics. it was wonderful especially about the Korean war. It's hard to get picture witch is color. That will be the great sources for my country's history. hope you enjoy a wonderful life. email:jaurimpurple@yahoo. co.kr "Young G, Seo"

said jaurimpurple 2004.08.05 at 19:33:54 PDT

Hi - I "missed&quot ; the war, but been there 8 years later. Was interesting to see your pictures. I just got the "courage&quo t; to post an album (black and white) - inviting to see it. Best wishes - Jim

said gjszerwas 2004.07.07 at 19:24:48 PDT

Like Jess Richey, I also recognized TSR 624 the T33 pictured at K14. I hopped a ride in it in Jan of '53. There are two good pictures of it on my web site: http://www.rjvs.com/korea/gallery/album02/bob_jet

said bsazaz 2004.03.23 at 07:31:41 PST

I was looking at the picture of the houseboy, kim, and I'm almost positive he was our house boy from Sept. 53 on. Our tent had a sign on it and it read Kimpo Asylum Inmates and listed six names on it: Jarvis, Welty, hal, Monson, Tex and Woody. I"ll have to check my photos and see if it matches. Joe

said hornell100 2004.02.09 at 07:52:05 PST

Served at the same time. have been searching for 78s from that time of songs sung by a japanese girl in english, R&R in Sasebo. the song was Tonka Tonka ne. moorie2@aol.com

said moorie2 2004.01.21 at 09:23:18 PST

great to see my old outfit 53&54 hope to see someone I know. I was the hydraulic specialist then.

said hornell100 2003.11.16 at 11:39:43 PST

Whoa, when you go on vacation you sure pick the Comfort Inn! Great photos and reminder of what y'all went through for our freedom. Many thanks to all our Korean Veterans, the forgotten War.

said ruthie 2002.09.22 at 09:41:28 PDT

very nice web site.I was in 53rd fighter sq in Germany 48' to 50. tr 624 looks like a T-33.I crewed 49-885. later went to flight engineer school and flew B-29s out of Yokota over N.Korea

said 2002.09.19 at 09:17:22 PDT