This is an incomplete list of current/former U.S. Army posts in South Korea, although a number have been closed or are in caretaker status:
United States Army installations in South Korea
Camp Ames Camp Bonifas - turned over to ROK in 2006 Camp Carroll Camp Casey Camp Castle - closed Camp Coiner - northern portion turned over to US Embassy in Dec 2017, southern portion remains open Camp Colbern - closed USAG Daegu Camp Eagle - closed Camp Edwards - closed Camp Eiler - closed Camp Essayons - closed Camp Falling Water - closed Camp Garry Owen - closed Camp George Camp Giant - closed Camp Greaves - closed Hannam Village - closed Camp Henry Camp Hialeah - closed Camp Holiday - closed Camp Hovey Camp Howze - closed USAG Humphreys Camp Indian - closed Camp Jackson - closed Camp Kim - closed Camp Kyle - closed Camp Liberty Bell Camp LaGuardia (US Army Airfield) - closed Camp Long - closed Camp Long Jon Camp Market - closed Camp McNabb (Jeju Island) – closed Camp Mercer, Seoul - 44th Engineering Battalion Camp Mobile Camp Mosier (U.S. 43rd Mash Unit and 377th Air Ambulance) - closed Camp Nimble - closed Camp Page - closed Camp Red Cloud - turned over to ROK in 2018 Camp Sarafi - closed Camp Sears - closed Camp St Barbara - turned over to ROK in 1971 Camp Stanley - closed Camp Tobongsan - closed Camp Walker USAG Yongsan H220 Heliport - turned over to ROK in May 2022 K-16 Air Base Kunsan Pol Terminal Site Madison Site Masan Ammunition Depot Seobingo Compound Pier #8 Tango (U.S. Army) Yong Pyong
Installations in the Kaesong-Munsan Corridor "Korea’s mountainous terrain channels traditional invasion routes along narrow north-south axes as well as broader plains in the Western (Kaesong-Munsan) Corridor and the Chorwon-Uijongbu Valley."
AFKN Rec (Armed Forces Korean Network Recreation facility) Cp. Alamo Cp. Alex Williams Cp. Ames, Taejon Cp. Ashworth (Was * Cp. Semper Fidelis) Cp. Baker Cp. Beard Cp. Beaumont Cp. Beavers, ~ Fort Beavers, Munsan Blue Lancer Valley Cp. Bonifas (Was * Cp. Kitty Hawk) Cp. Bray Cp. Britannia Cp. Brown Cp. Carroll, Waegwan Cp. Casey Cp. Castle Cp. Clinch Cp. Coiner, Seoul Cp. Colbern, Seoul Cp. Coursen Cp. Crawford Cp. Custer Cp. Daughtry DESO Yard (Storage/Equipment yard) Cp. Dodge Cp. Eagle, Wonju Cp. Echo Hill Cp. Edwards Cp. Eiler Cp. El Paso, Chin-chon Cp. Essayons Cp. Ethan Allen Cp. Falling Water Cp. Garry Owen (Was * Cp. Rice) Cp. George, Taegu Cp. Giant Cp. Grant Cp. Gray Cp. Greaves Cp. Griffin Cp. Hamilton Cp. Handrich Cp. Hartell Cp. Henry, Taegu Cp. Hialeah Cp. Hill Cp. Holiday Cp. Houston Cp. Hovey Cp. Howard, Suhawhnee Cp. Howze Cp. Humphrey Cp. Huston Cp. Indian Cp. Irwin Cp. Jackson Cp. Jeb Stuart Cp. Jessup Cp. Jecelin, Uijongbu Cp. Johnson Cp. Jonathan Williams Cp. Kaiser Cp. Kim, Seoul Cp. Kitty Hawk (Renamed * Cp. Bonifas) Cp. Knox, Pobwoni Cp. Kwangsa-ri Cp. Kyle Cp. Laguardia, Uijongbu Cp. Lawton Cp. Lee Cp. Libby Cp. Liberty Bell Cp. Long Cp. Mackenzie Cp. Mcnabb, Cheju-do Cp. Market, Bup Yong Cp. Matta Cp. Matthews Mcdonald Barracks Cp. Mcgovern Cp. Mcintyre Lester Mcmahan Barracks Cp. Mcnair, Pobwonni Cp. Mercer Cp. Meyer Cp. Mobile Cp. Mosier Cp. Muchuck, Po'hang Cp. Nabors Cp. Nimble Cp. Paine Cp. Page Panmunjom (Jsa - Joint Security Area) Cp. Parris Cp. Pelham Cp. Peterson Rc #1, Crossroads Service Club Rc #2, Camelot Hall Service Club Rc #3, Frontline Service Club Rc #4, Chogie Inn Service Club Cp. Pope Cp. Red Cloud Cp. Reddick Cp. Rice (Renamed * Cp. Garry Owen) Cp. Richmond, O Sa Ri Cp. Ringgold Cp. Roberts, Yongdong Po Cp. Rodstrom Cp. Rose, Pan Ae Cp. Ross, Munsani Saa Cp. Sabre, Munsan Salamanca Cp. Sammi Cp. Santa Barbara Cp. Sarafi Cp. Sears Cp. Semper Fedelis (Renamed * Cp. Ashworth) Cp. Sill Cp. Sitman Cp. Snow Cp. Spade Cp. Stanley Cp. Stanton Cp. Story Cp. Summerall Suwon Cp. Sykes Cp. Thompson Cp. Woods Cp. Wagner Cp. Walker, Taegu Cp. Walley Cp. Warner, Pobwonni Warrior Base Cp. Wentzel Cp. Wilber Cp. Wilson Cp. Young Yongsan Garrison
Circa 1982 the 2nd Infantry Division occupied 17 camps, 27 sites, and 6 combat guard posts.
See also List of United States military bases Camp Mujuk, Only US Marine Corps Base in South Korea
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Article contributed by the Public Affairs Office, Headquarters, US Forces, Korea.
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