Note that the Company has just moved about 1/2 mile east into the old compound of the EEFK’s (Ethiopian Expeditionary Forces, Korea) (Korea, 1956) Views about Heavy Mortar Company in the winter of 1956. Village views and people on a hunting-photography excursion southwest and west of the Company area one sunny day. Views about Inchon harbor note the legendary mud flats at low tide. Typical Korean village and its people–near a U.S. (Korea, 1956)Ĭouple of the local ‘moose’ who lived in the village back of the KD range. The festivities were a visit by Sigmund Rhee, then President of Korea. Looking down from the hills north of our company over the Regimental headquarters area. Very picturesque country near Uijongbu reputed to be a National Forest (Korea, 1956) Scenes around the I Corps NCO school where I was taking an artillery fire-direction course. K14 airfield outside of Seoul (Korea 1956) Troop-carrier aircraft at Tokyo’s Tachikawa Air Force Base. Wandering around Tokyo–almost dead broke–in the vicinity of the Imperial Palace on my last day of R & R. Garden of the Gajo Inn, one of the Army’s R & R hotels, where I stayed in Tokyo. (Korea, 1956)īell, Medivac helicopter that came to take Capt. Note that we’ve largely replaced the tents with Butler buildings. Sequence of winter scenes around Heavy Mortar Company during the winter of 1956. We are all camouflaged of course to meet the occasion. Maneuvers in January–very cold maneuvers–up toward the DMZ just off the MSR. Scenes, vicinity Headquarters, 31st Infantry just prior to going on a field exercise. (Japan, 1955)įirst views of Heavy Mortar Company, 32nd Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division, APO 7, Korea (Korea, 1955) Mann during the trip from Japan to Korea. The band played for us but they wouldn’t let us off in Japan rumor has it because too many of us wouldn’t come back!. Scenes around Yokohama harbor from the deck of the Gen. Looking northwest from the front door of our barracks, 258th Ordnance Battalion, Fort Carson. Looking north along ramparts of the Front Range from west of Colorado Springs. Weathered Pikes Peak Granite west of Colorado Springs along the Gold Camp road. Again on my first expedition into the mountains. Looking west over the plains from the Mays Peak area near Broadmore Hotel. This is perhaps one of my first photographs with the Zeiss Contessa I purchased just prior to joining the Army this is also perhaps my first mountain trip. Somewhere west of Colorado Springs climbing in the mountains. The list also contains section headers, usually in all capital letters, that provide further information about some of the slides following such as the project or location in which he was engaged at the time the photograph was taken. Slide index to the Don Grybeck slides collection, HMC-1172.The index was created by Don Grybeck and has not been edited comprehensively for spelling errors.

Grim dawn map showing unrestored shrine