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C CO 122nd Signal Bn
Call sign: Casey 3-9er

In the Middle of Warrior Country a small group of Soldiers atop the largest hill in the Second Infantry Division Area of Operations
keep the Second Infantry Division talking
Because of the mountainous terrain of Korea normal FM transmissions are impossible without relaying or
retransmission of the FM signal, The Soldiers of C Co 122nd Signal Bn provide FM Retrans
to all the major command elements of the 2nd Infantry Division and provide NRI (Net Radio Interface) support
allowing soldiers in the field to access land-line via FM radio

SINGARS
Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System
one of the primary means of communication in the Second Infantry Division
NCO Billets and The Army's Smallest Chow Hall" overlooking a
southern skyline
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The access road to Hill 754 and the alternate helipad
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Barracks and the Bunker
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Front gate
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Antenna Farm
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Hill 754 from the helipad
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during winter months this is often the only way on and off the hill

Helipad as it looked 1972
Hill 754 Crew 1993-94
PFC Cutler PV2 Gash SFC Peters PFC Stephens SPC Dennard
PFC Clark SPC Stoebner PFC Applebee SPC DiMillo
Standing in the middle of the "Time Warp"
a large draw at the base of Hill 754
"Buddy" the hill mascot
Hill 754 Maps
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Aeronautical Map
(elevation is shown in feet)
1953 Topographical map of Hill 754
Map of Hill 754 area
Hill 754 Compound Map
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Google Earth Images of Hill 754
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Calling cards
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Hill 754 Headgear
Some old photos of Hill 754 I found on
Webshots
date unknown
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Hill 754 as it looked in 1972
notice the access road wasn't paved yet
a few photos of Camp Casey
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Some Photos of Tongduchon
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Rules of Hill 754
1. Must have pride in appearance.
2.Must be willing to help.
3.Has no record of ass-kissing.
4.Must be able to follow hill rules
5.Must be trustworthy and never stab others in the back.
6.No big-headed power trippers.
7.Must be willing to give up sex, drugs and alcohol.
8.Must be physically and mentally fit.
9.Must be able to adjust to constructive criticism no matter what your rank.
10. Must be able to stand on your own, Why? Because we get the job done!

SGT Johnny DiMillo
Welcome back from Kuwait!
Hill 754 Videos!!!
Thanks to Scott Mogilefsky for posting these videos of life on Hill 754
Clip 1
Clip 2
Clip3
Hill 754 in the news
1971 Indianhead newspaper article featuring Hill 754
1992 Soldiers Magazine article featuring Hill 754
2001 Stars and Stripes article featuring Hill 754
2001 article written by Lt. Dan Reilly
Hill 754 Retrans Platoon leader 2001-2002
Photo Contributions
photos Chris Guidry took during his time on Hill 754
photos Danny Davis took during his time on Hill 754
Some super photos Jim Rogers took during his tour back in 1954-55
(notice there are no buildings)
Read more about his time on Hill 754 Here

Scott Mogilefsky's Photos w/ some great photos of when the Dallas Cowboy Chearleaders came to give the guys on the hill a visit
Josh Strand's Photos
I would like to sincerely thank all of the following contributors
Randy Cooper
Hill 754 Resident 1971-1972
Dan Reilly
Hill 754 OIC 2001-2002
Marc Lobue
Hill 754 Resident 1993-1995
Joe Marsden
Soldiers Magazine
Chris M. Guidry
Hill 754 Resident 2000-2001
Danny Davis
Hill 754 Resident 1991-1992
Scott Mogilefsky
Hill 754 Resident 1995-1996
Josh Strand
Hill 754 Resident 2005

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