By Caitlin Ward, HUSC President 2021-2022 In May of 1780, Esther Reed and 39 other wives formed the first military wives’ club. The...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 “Pacific Victors” Tank: M-47 Patton Tank II with 90MM Gun. In service from 1951-1960. Serves...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 MacArthur Circle: Named for General Douglas MacArthur, who commanded the Southwest Pacific in...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 Indian Head Avenue: Named for 2nd Infantry Division. Pacific Victors Avenue: Named for 8th...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 Maude Hall Named for Lieutenant General Timothy Maude. As a Lieutenant Colonel, he served as...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Adams (DoDu Ri) Gate Lieutenant Colonel Stanley "Stan" Taylor...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 United States Army Garrison - Humphreys (USAG-H), also known as Camp Humphreys, is a United...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 The 2nd Infantry Division has a proud and honorable history which reflects the heart of the...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 Eighth Army was officially activated at Memphis, Tennessee, on June 10, 1944 and soon...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 The Korean Augmentation to the United States Army Program was initiated on August 15, 1950...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 More than 46 years of fragile peace have marked the history of "post-war" Korea, where the...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 United Nations Command carries on the legacy of the men and women of the twenty-two (22)...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 Welcome to United States Forces Korea. Our mission is to deter aggression and if necessary,...

By Becky Coffield, HUSC Historian 2021-2022 Relations between the United States and the Republic of Korea are rooted in over 150 years of...