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Col. Edward J. Ballanco
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Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathon J. Blue
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Deputy to the Garrison Commander
Raymond S. Myers

Welcome to U.S. Army Garrison Daegu

Welcome to United States Army Garrison Daegu  located in Kyongbuk Province, Republic of Korea.

USAG Daegu has the largest footprint in Korea, encompassing almost half of the country. USAG Daegu manages base operations on six U.S. Army installations and 11 sites in Area IV, stretching from Daejeon to Busan.  As an enduring hub on the peninsula, we also provide support to the U.S. Navy at Fleet Activities Jinhae in Jinhae and the U.S. Marine Corps at Camp Mujuk in Pohang.

Major installations include: Camps Henry, Walker, George and Carroll, Busan Pier 8 and other smaller outposts. Our major tenant units include the 19th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary,) 403rd Army Field Support Brigade-Korea and Material Supply Center-Korea.

USAG Daegu, a Army Community of Excellence Award winner, is a wonderful place to live and work.  Our workforce is dynamic, always making a difference in an energetic community with great opportunities that can lead to unique experiences.

Again, welcome to the garrison. I wish you a safe flight and arrival to “The Land of the Morning Calm”.

-- The Command Team

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