Скачать или смотреть Troop Attitudes of Camp Ames Korea (833rd Ordnance-110th Military Police Story)

This is about the different troop attitudes that existed at Camp Ames Korea (1968-1970). It was a hardship military tour. We lacked the commodies we were accostumbed to have back home that did not exsist at Camp Ames and South Korea. We did not have TV. All we could do was hear Armed Forces Radio. The units with these attitudes were: 833rd Ordnance Company, 110th Military Police Company, 30th Ordnance Platoon, 150th Medical Detachment, 655th Dental team, 21th Finance Team, 304th Signal Battalion Team.

Thus as a reaction to our 13 month hardship tour in South Korea we developed all these attitudes as a way to overcome the hardship and enjoy the tour the best we could. We still had fun inspite of the hardship and managed to enjoy our selves. The video is self explanatory, you can see what we did. In other , military camps in Korea and the world, soldiers did the same thing. Even in the present day they develop these attitudes as a way to overcome difficult situations.

You can located old friends from the 833rd Ordnance Company and Camp Ames at the following email: ------- [email protected]