1990 – This is a breakdown of camps that belong to 2ID then, except Red Cloud at the time. H220 is also Mobile. As you can see it is out of 2ID Reg 600-5. This very book is on display at the 2ID museum at Camp Humphreys, Korea! #2id#koreandmzvets#upontheZ#korea#rok#dmzpic.twitter.com/zkhkWdQnkC
2-503 Inf Battalion commander, company commanders and battalion CSM in the Korean DMZ on GP Collier during the spring of 1987. Rock Force, Sir! pic.twitter.com/jf7nV2ypvv
1/Choo Mi-ae's son, a KATUSA at 2ID, went AWOL in 2017–he didn't return at the end of leave–a serious act in the military that can land 1 in jail. His boss, a Master Sgt told him to return, but overruled by the parent unit, after Choo called to cover up.https://t.co/UnK5V4TEbk
It is good to see that General Paul Freeman’s name is being maintained on the new 2ID division headquarters building at Camp Humphreys:
The 2nd Infantry Division dedicates its new headquarters building at Camp Humphreys, South Korea, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2018. COURTESY OF U.S. ARMY
The 2nd Infantry Division dedicated its new headquarters building on Camp Humphreys Tuesday, officially opening a new chapter after moving from its decades-old home north of Seoul.
You can read more at the link, but if you are interested in learning more about one of my Heroes of the Korean War, Paul Freeman I recommend checking out the below link:
Here is the latest from the Stars & Stripes on the closing of Camp Red Cloud:
The Indianhead Division officially moved its headquarters to Camp Humphreys, some 40 miles south of Seoul, last week, becoming the last major command to do so, after the Eighth Army and U.S. Forces Korea. The grand opening of its new headquarters building, which will also be called Freeman Hall, is scheduled for next month.
Camp Red Cloud is on the northwestern edge of Uijeongbu, which was home to the real-life unit that inspired the popular TV show “M.A.S.H.” The base was originally known as Camp Jackson but was renamed in 1957 in honor of Medal of Honor recipient Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud Jr.
But the shuttering of facilities is only the start of a lengthy transition process, including the capping of utilities and fuel tanks, negotiations over environmental cleanup requirements and other issues related to the status of forces agreement between the two countries.
“It’s estimated that the earliest that CRC will be able to be returned to the [South Korean government] is sometime in January/February 2020 if all of that process goes through and there are no issues,” said Paul Hubbard, the garrison’s lead base-closure analyst.
Hubbard said it has taken between three and 15 years to hand over other bases that have been closed due to disagreements over obligations for environmental cleanup and other issues.
The land will be turned over to the Defense Ministry, but city officials say they’re hoping it will be developed as a security-themed park. [Stars & Stripes]
You can read more at the link, but I seriously doubt that Camp Red Cloud will be handed over by 2020 because I really think the anti-US left in South Korea will claim all kinds of environmental pollution like they have done in the past to delay closing vacated US bases and try to get more money out of USFK. However, their biggest goal this time will be to cause antagonism in the US-ROK alliance.
Here are a couple of prior articles I wrote about Camp Red Cloud that I recommend everyone read if you haven’t already:
