Paul E. Black of Tampa, Florida, provided this web site with color photographs of Korea that he took while stationed in The Land of Morning Calm.

Paul was 23 when he entered the U.S. Army in 1958. He was inducted into the Army at Fort Knox, Kentucky. After 13 weeks of training at Fort Knox he was sent to Fort Lewis, Washington. From Fort Lewis, Paul boarded a troop transport ship and steamed out to Korea; he arrived in Korea during May,1958. His Military Occupation Speciality was 716.20; he worked at the Seoul Area Command Open Mess Administration Office. He served in Korea for 13 months and rotated back to the States in June, 1959. He completed his military service as a Company Clerk at the Fort Stewart Army Hospital in Georgia.

Paul moved to Tampa, Florida in 1960. He first worked for a city planning consulting firm for 12.5 years, and then joined the local county planning commission, where he worked for the next 28.5 years. He retired at age 65 in October, 2000. He and his wife live in Tampa, Florida.