23rd ASG, Camp Humphrey, Korea

• Origins: The 23rd Area Support Group (ASG) was established to provide essential logistical, administrative, and operational support to U.S. Army units stationed in South Korea. • Headquarters: The 23rd ASG was headquartered at Camp Humphreys, which has grown to become the largest U.S. military installation overseas. • Support Role: The unit's mission included providing base operations support, maintenance, transportation, and supply services to U.S. and allied forces on the Korean peninsula. • Transformation: The 23rd ASG was redesignated as the U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys in 2005, reflecting its expanded responsibility as Camp Humphreys grew. • Key Operations: The 23rd ASG played a central role in major exercises, such as Ulchi Freedom Guardian and Foal Eagle, supporting thousands of U.S. and ROK troops. • Historical Relocation: The expansion of Camp Humphreys and the 23rd ASG's relocation efforts were part of the Yongsan Relocation Plan, moving U.S. forces from Seoul to Pyeongtaek. • Cultural Exchange: The unit facilitated community engagement and cultural exchange programs with local Korean communities, fostering goodwill and cooperation. • Disaster Response: The 23rd ASG was instrumental in disaster relief operations, including responses to floods and typhoons that affected the Korean peninsula. • Modernization: It oversaw significant modernization projects at Camp Humphreys, including new barracks, family housing, and infrastructure to support a larger U.S. military presence. • Legacy: The 23rd ASG's legacy lives on in the current U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys, which continues to serve as a vital hub for U.S. military operations and readiness in Korea.