Third Herd On The DMZ
PFC Jimmy Lynn Partin in front of A Company Sign at Camp Matta, Korea 1967
SP/4 Fulller repairing the MDL fence that seperates North and South Korea 1967. Notice the Military Police armband on left upper forearm. We all had to wear these when we were in the field.
PFC Toombs striking a pose for the camera in 1967 at Camp Matta, Korea. Toombs was from Georgia or Alabama if my memory hasn't failed me alltogether. He was an easygoing friendly guy.
PFC Jimmy L. Partin, Sr. in front of barracks at Camp Matta. It had snowed all day Christmas Day 1967 and this was the first white Chirstmas this old East Texas boy had every seen. Boy was it cold! I've never like the cold since Korea, the Hawk would cut right through you.
Me and the guys up on the guard post on the MDL in the DMZ in 1968. We were sitting 100 yards from North Korea. In the front is me, Jimmy L. Partin, lower right is Godfrey, upper left is Gaddy Phillips from Lufkin, Texas and upper right is ______(it's on the tip of my tounge but I can't remember)
You only get three guesses what we were doing.
On the left is SP/5 Godfrey and on the right is Sgt. Jimmy Lynn Partin, Sr. wait at Kempo Airport in Korea wait to catch the plane home.
1967 Boys of Co. A
1968 Boys of Co. A.
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