Casey-39er Hill 754 

WOW! Didn't think I would ever see inside Hill 754 again. I was stationed 122nd Sig Battalion C company back in 81 to 84 and our company was in charge of this site. Not sure anymore who runs it. Looks exactly like it did before. Also, the Korean man their, wasn't he the cook? Hated driving up and down with a 2/1/2 ton but did it anyway. Loved flying up or down to Casey. Anyway thanks for the memories.

spec 4 ricky thomas 82-83 this takes me back bros. lot of good memories,thanks for posting this.I thought that i would never see this hill again.

looks way different now. I am currently their now. We only do a month long their and switch out.

122 sig alpha and i was there 98/99 and did the tour for nine months

It 's cool to see the old hill again. Spc. Sims "Soupy" 92 -93.

Thanks for posting, sure brings me back!

DANG, that's about when I was there. Drove LTC Phillips up on several occasions, even took a helo ride with the Dallas Cowgirls! Hella memories from the ROK.

I was up there in 88, sleep in an old artillery bunker an about froze to death, muddy and cold!!

That mess hall/DFAC looks just about how I left it. And was that Applebee? The Quonset hut was upgraded with walls? We had hung wool blankets as dividers when I was there.

Asst Site NCO 95-96...that was quite the place, good times thanks for posting

I was Co C. DISCOM plt sgt in 1979, i was responsible for hill 754, later moved to the Bn S-3, was back again Bn S-3, 84-86, know 754 well.

I remember the trip up from Camp Casey passed Scoonover bowl thru Tok-A Rea- (spelling?) along the river where the Korean woman washed cloths, and took baths...up passed the bunkers freezing in the back of the duce and a half...sometimes slipping and sliding on the muddy road up...I was in B Co 122 Signal....1973-74...it was almost a riot when they changed over from MPC to American dollars...

I was there that same time ..... I see the Mr Kim.

60 years ago on Dec 1, 1959, I took part in setting up one of the first relay test shots on Hill 754. Nothing was there at that time. I drove a Duce & Half VHF van up the hill with a MG power supply trailer on back. The road was nothing but a switchback dirt road to the top. There was an outcrop used for helo landings where I parked the van. Remarkable what the hill looks like today.

I was there 93-93.... So cool to see this

I was there for 90 days in 1996. Best detail ever. It was hilarious. I went on 30 days mid-tour leave from HHB DIVARTY/Camp Stanley, and when I got back, everyone was laughing because a "shit detail" came up when I was stateside, and they volunteered me since I wasn't there to object. But then they got jealous as hell when they found out I had 4 days on, 4 days off. During my off days, I'd usually bus back to Camp Stanley and chill. They'd get so pissed because they were going to PT, doing patty runs, etc, when I just stayed in bed and goofed off for 4 days. Hahaha, they thought they fucked me, but it was the most cake detail ever. I was there when the NCOIC (that SFC was awesome) adopted the puppy named Mike and brought him on The Hill. That little dog was tough as hell. He was riding in a HMMWV and for some reason he jumped out the window. That puppy rolled like a bowling ball. He came out of it without a scratch. Tough little dog. I'll never forget how dense the fog would get up there. And there were brightly colored little tree frogs everywhere. It was a great group of soldiers up there. Best gig ever. BAD BOYS OF CASEY 39'er!!!!!!!!!!!

I was in C-122, but at Camp Red Cloud on the Retrans team (TACSAT platoon) Jan 96 to Mar 97. However, some of my buddies were on 754, and I visited here a few times. An awesome little place, performing a very important mission.

was there 1971

Stationed in Camp Casey i took a trip to Hill 754 back in 1964 because I wanted to see where my antenna was bouncing the signal to off the mountain. (I operated Casey Carrier and Signal at the camp) I worked with a lot of good people and had the best sergeant in the world. I have a few black and white pictures but nothing like the video and pictures I've seen lately. The folks up there were building a gigantic model airplane, and i mean it was enormous. I wonder if it ever got completed?

Casey 39'r was a gold mine of intelligence for the north with it's in the clear text fm remote wire interface. Opsec went out the window when you dialed through the RWI. I pray they shut that down.

Had to ruck up that fucker to do my Manchu Mile with E 1/9 Inf in 95. It was more of a bitch coming down than going up though.

Spent 7 months up there in 09-10 was pretty worn down by then

First Tank 97-00.

Thanks for the flash back. Kenny-Ru, Hill resident 97. They may talk about us but they won't talk without us.

Towed a few trucks off casey 39er in 97-99. One of the most challenging thing I've ever done. Charlie Company 122 Sig March 97- June 99

I was up there during two different month long rotations in 2001, in both February and then again in April. Lots of memories of Casey 39er and sitting up all night doing radio checks to every unit.

I was there in 01, in the winter. Lol You should see the look on people's faces when I tell them how it really goes down there. The only time I drank more was Texas.

I was stationed up there while you filmed these wow they brought back some memories

A co. 122nd signal Jan.82-Jan 83.... Loved going on the hill sleeping in the GP medium and getting my grub on... The cook was on point!! Great up load

I was there during the Cuban Missle Crisis '62; sure looks 'uptown' compared to our dirty shacks back then; our 'houseboy' was Pak and we had our share of slickyboy thieves swiping 55 gal oil drums full of fuel from our diesel dump. It was more of an irritation than anything else and we kept it pretty much under control most of the time but one night a new recruit, fresh from the States was on "guard duty" such as it was and he shot a slickyboy in the head about One AM. That was pretty much of a 'No, No' back then and we had to stay up and guard not only the diesel dump but also the body until the ROK Army MPs, our own MPs and assorted high level civilians could make their way up the road, which at the time was around a 6 or 7 hour trip....

I was an RTO in HHC 1/38th Infantry 1981, made many radio checks to Casey 39er,set up RWI stations when our units were training in the field. Never got to see Casey 39er in person.

Wow, some serious memories there! I spent most of 93-94 just down from the gate doing V3 retrans (D 122), and you all were hospitable enough to share the Quonsets for my team to sleep in!

Spent many a night on top of that lovely mountain '95-'96. Good times.

I had to stay up there twice while I was stationed at Cp Casey for two 30 day intervals in 2009 and 2010