The following organizations and websites were created by DMZ veterans who want to share their memoirs,
photographs, and information about life on the DMZ with other DMZ veterans, as well as the general public.
If any of our readers have a website or organization whose information should be posted on this page of the
Korean War Educator, please contact Lynnita Brown at
lynnita@koreanwar-educator.org.DMZ-RELATED ORGANIZATIONS
DMZ Association
This association will be of interest to Imjin Scout MPs who served in the Korean DMZ. Rick Graham is
the executive director of the DMZ Association. His address is P.O. Box 11598, Las Vegas, NV 89111-1598.
Ph. 775-751-8281. See DMZ-related websites for the association’s web address. E-mail:
rick@dmza.org.
DMZ Vets Association
This national organization was established to help renew and maintain old friendships and foster new
relationships among those sharing the Korea DMZ service experience. The Association also welcomes the
families of DMZ vets, especially those whose loved ones paid the supreme sacrifice for nation and the
defense of the Republic of Korea. It also includes organizations devoted to the memory of this extended
service. Contact person is C. David Benbow, P.O. Drawer 423, Statesville, NC 28687. E-mail:
david@statesvillelaw.com.
Korea Defense Veterans Alliance
This organization and its website (see DMZ-related Websites) champions the thousands of US veterans
who served in Korea from 27 July 1954 to present. Its national chairman is Norman E. Tedway, P.O. Box
631, Middlesex, NJ 08846. Ph. 732-752-8457. E-mail:
ntredway@worldnet.att.net.
USS Pueblo Veteran’s Association
The members of this organization are those persons who were aboard the Pueblo when she was illegally
captured by North Korean Naval Forces, or their descendants, and one honorary member. The Association’s
primary purpose is to provide mutual support for the Pueblo crew and their families. The President can
be contacted at 22365 Karam Court, Warren, MI 48091-2538. E-mail:
pvapres@usspueblo.org. The Secretary’s address is 3121 Jarvis Dr., El Paso, TX 79935-1506.
DMZ-RELATED WEBSITES
DMZ Association: http://www.dmza.org
The association’s website includes DMZ news, membership information, DMZ merchandise, photographs, and more.
Korea Defense Veterans Alliance:
http://www.home.att.net/~kdrrc/index.htm
The KDVA website provides information about the organization, records and medals assistance for DMZ
veterans, photographs, contact information, Agent Orange, and much, much more. US Army in Korea 1956:
http://www.open.org/~bcll/korea/
This website, created by DMZ veteran Jimmy Mitchell, has information and photographs about the 304th Signal
Battalion on Korea’s DMZ. US 8th Army: http://www.atourofduty.homestead.com/welcome.html
This website has information and photographs associated with the US 8th Army on the DMZ in Korea after the
ceasefire. It includes material about the USMC 1st Provisional DMZ Police, 24th Infantry Division, 2nd
Infantry Division, I Corps, 7th Infantry Division, and the 1st Cavalry Division. US Forces Korea:
http://www.korea.army.mil/index.htm
Details of the USFK mission are provided on this site, as well as links, information about South Korea,
public affairs information, and service components. USS Pueblo: http://www.usspueblo.org
A site devoted to the "Pueblo Incident"—an act of violence that took place on January 23, 1968 off the coast
of Korea. The US Navy vessel was attacked on that day by North Korean naval vessels and MiG jets. Eighty-two
surviving crew members were captured and held as prisoners for 11 months. Camp Casey:
http://members.tripod.com/unkgrmo/id8.htm
Information about Camp Casey, list of rainbow herbicides to which DMZ vets were exposed, pics of Tongduchhon
& other scenes, maps, information on site creator Gerald Rogers. |
