7th Inf Div

Camp Kaiser Korea


Camp Kaiser is named after SFC Ken Kaiser who was killed 20 January 1952. It is located next to Unchon-Ni, north east of Camp Casey along MSR #43, approximately fifty miles North East of Seoul. It is now controlled by the ROK, and used as a training area. The village is now a small city called Uncheon. Camp Kaiser was officaly named in 1954, but the same location was used by the 17th Inf Reg, 7th Infantry Div on and off, from 1952.


This is the 17 Inf Regiment, 7th Inf Divison at the Camp Kaiser
location, prior to it being named. This was some time in 1953.





Click above image to see a wide view of the Northern area

Camp Kaiser is on the northern edge of the expanded Rodriquez Range, which is used jointly by the ROK and US forces for all forms of weapons training, from small arms, armored vehicles, to aircraft.




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