15th
Field Artillery Regiment
INDIANHEADS
1st Battalion/15th
Field Artillery
Camp Casey, Korea - Photos
Current Battalion Commander 3/07
LTC David M. Hamilton
Photos provided by LTC James L. Miller, Battalion Commander
Photographer: LT Kevin Montgomery, Alpha Battery XO
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The gun line in the motor pool. Red muzzle cover is best section in battalion, Charlie Battery 3d Section
The
Photographer for all these pictures and Alpha Battery Executive Officer
Lt Kevin Montgomery... in the assembly area during winter thaw
Assembly area on the north bank of the Imjin River
Chinook
helicopter completing an aerial resupply of ammunition
Section live fire along the Hantan River in December 2002
Live
fire over a Korean village
View inside the M109A6 Paladin
The
annual GUNS BOWL with Lieutenants vs. Captains and above, Thanksgiving
2002
Winners of the 2002 GUNS BOWL - Captains and above
Runners-Up
in the 2002 GUNS BOWL - the Lieutenants
December in Korea
Humping
155mm "Projos"
December live fire
The
chow line... served by a KATUSA Korean Soldier
Q36 counter battery radar
Alpha
Battery ready to move out
The reaction force
Section
equipment laid out for inspection in the motor pool
Alpha Battery 2d Platoon in the motor pool
Leaving
the motor pool by the back gate. Left hand side of the picture is the
old Story Barracks at Camp Casey and former home to the NCO Academy.
Alpha Battery basketball team at the Martin Luther King Day tournament
Captain
Gordon and the Alpha Battery Guideon completing the 25 mile Manchu Mile
road march with the 9th Infantry Regiment
Saint Barbara's medals for 1-15 FA NCOs
2ID
DivArty Colors and Guideons at St. Barbara's Day
Dining in, our Commo Leader and Bravo Battery FDO
The
missing man table at the dining in; to honor our missing in action
The real power in the battalion, the CSM and First Sergeants
LT
Dillard of Charlie Battery meeting with the ROK Army Officers of the
1-15 FA partnership battalion 659 FA
Alpha Battery moving through the Korean town of Maji-Ri at the base of Glouster Hill along the Imjin River
Headed
north into the former North Korea across the 38th Parallel... crossing
the Imjin on a 2d Engineer built bridge
Meeting with a South Korean Artillery Unit along the banks of the Imjin
Track
maintenance in the field
Sunrise in the assembly area
A
ROK Army Communications trench somewhere in our area of operations
Thanksgiving missing man table
Our
Officers serving chow, Thanksgiving Day 2002
A great evening in Korea. Rainbow over the battalion area... some days Korea ain't all that bad.
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