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Mission

Headquartered in Daegu, Republic of Korea, the 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command is the largest forward-deployed multi-component ESC in the U.S. Army. 19th ESC provides Operational Sustainment and Mission Command of sustainment operations for 8th U.S. Army. On order, 19th ESC executes Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations (NEO), Combined/Joint Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (RSO&I), provides support to Joint Forces and is prepared to provide mutual support to coalition forces. The 19th ESC commander serves as the senior officer responsible for Area IV, which is the southern hub for sustainment and power projection on the peninsula. The ESC consists of approximately 5,600 assigned personnel spread across the Korean theater of operations. Collectively, the 19th ESC comprises a team of professionals to support all U.S. troops stationed in the Republic of Korea. By working with multiple strategic partners, the 19th ESC integrates and synchronizes strategic sustainment capabilities with operational and tactical requirements throughout the peninsula. These partners include the Army Materiel Command's 403rd Army Field Support Brigade, the Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's 837th Transportation Battalion, the Defense Contract Management Agency-Korea, the 411th Contracting Support Brigade, the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Korea, DLA Energy, and DLA Distribution. Another unique and critical part of the 19th ESC mission is the combined nature of all of its operations in Korea. By closely working with ROK Army counterparts, to include the ROK 2nd Operational Command, the ROK Transportation Command, and the ROK Logistics Command, the 19th ESC builds on the strong alliance between the United States and the ROK to improve effectiveness and efficiency in sustaining units throughout the Korean theater of operations. In conjunction with its partners, 19th ESC manages the southern hub, which is the sustainment and power projection backbone for the peninsula. It works closely with the U.S. Army Garrison Daegu to improve installation capabilities and services that enable the sustainment mission and improve quality of life for Soldiers, civilians, and families who live in the area. Additionally, the ESC's outreach efforts through community relations programs such as the Korean American Friendship Circle and the USFK Good Neighbor Program, combined with continued relationships with local governments, help promote partnerships and cultural understanding between 19th ESC and the surrounding communities.

History

The 19th General Support Command was activated in Seoul, Republic of Korea, July 15, 1964. In 1972 the 19th General Support Command was relocated to Daegu as a part of the consolidation of Eighth Army Support and Depot Commands. The 19th remained part of the US Army Korea Support Command until that command was dissolved. The 19th then merged with the 23rd Support Group to form the 19th Support Brigade (Provisional). In November 1974, the 19th became a non-divisional brigade. In March 1977, the 19th was designated as the 19th Support Command. On February 14, 1994 the 19th Support Command was re-designated the 19th Theater Army Area Command, headquartered in Daegu. On June 16, 2000, the unit was re-designated the 19th Theater Support Command (Provisional). On December 16, 2005 the unit was re-designated as the 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command.

19th ESC Insignia and Crest

The 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command's shoulder insignia features the outlined shape of the Rose of Sharon, the insignia is bordered in yellow and has a divided background of red and blue, taken from the central symbol of the Republic of Korea's flag. The insignia is proudly worn on the sleeves of all 19th ESC Soldiers from the sea to the DMZ. The 19th ESC crest is set in gold. The blue and red colors symbolize support, while the keystone arch, from the Independence Gate in Seoul, signify the unit's activation and service in Korea. The blue contiguous stars denote the unit's organization under the COSTAR concept and the command and territorial controls in the assigned areas. The single flower, the Rose of Sharon and nine segments of the arch denote the command's numerical designation.
  • 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Insignia 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Insignia
  • 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Crest 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Crest

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Leaders

  • Brig. Gen. Frederick L. Crist Commanding General Brig. Gen. Frederick L. Crist
  • Command Sgt. Maj. Chad M. Peters 19th ESC Command Sergeant Major Command Sgt. Maj. Chad M. Peters
  • Col. Ellis R. Baker 19th ESC Deputy Commanding Officer Col. Ellis R. Baker
  • Col. Jonghwa Bae Deputy Commanding Officer-Republic of Korea Col. Jonghwa Bae

Contact Us

19th ESC Staff Duty: 315-763-4421 From U.S. 011-82-503-363-4421 From Korea: 0503-363-4421 HHC Orderly Room: DSN: 315-763-4095 19th ESC Public Affairs Office Public Affairs fulfills the Army's obligation to keep the American people informed about its activities. To request Public Affairs support of 19th ESC unit events call us, or email us by clicking the link below. DSN 315-763-4086/4087/4090/4091 In Korea: 0503-363-4086/4087/4090/4091 From the U.S. 011-82-503-363-4086/4087/4090/4091 Email 19th ESC Public Affairs Webmaster NOTE: 19th ESC has a very limited staff and is resourced to provide support for newsworthy events in support of 19th ESC operations. Photo and imagery event support for any other events should be directed to the Visual Information Support Center-Korea. http://www.vios.army.mil Our Address: 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Public Affairs Office Building 1501 Room 159-2 Unit #15015 APO AP 96218 Media Along with your questions please include the media outlet you represent, good contact info and your deadline.

U.S. Army Materiel Support Command Korea

  • MISSION MSC-K executes sustainment operations (maintenance and supply), mission command of subordinate organizations, and coordinates host nation enablers to support forces on the Korean Peninsula. On order executes Noncombatant Evacuation Operations, Combined/Joint Reception Staging Onward Movement and Integration C/JRSO(I) and Korean Service Corps mobilization to set conditions for contingency operations. MSC-K operates in 19 facilities across Camp Carroll. It is co-located with Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Distribution Korea and the Army Field Support Battalion-Northeast Asia, which manages Army pre-positioned stocks stored in the Pacific. MSC-K is organized into directorates and divisions and led by Department of the Army civilians and local national Korean employees. This organization gives the Eighth Army depot-level capabilities that enhance readiness while saving transportation costs and time. Using these facilities significantly reduces the average turnaround time for repairs and increases readiness for critical combat systems. HISTORY Having a lineage dating back to May 1959 during the post-war period, Camp Carroll was redesignated as the United States Army Materiel Support Center-Korea as directed by UNC/USFK/8A Permanent Orders 65-3, effective December 1,1976 and later designated as U.S. Army Materiel Support Command-Korea (MSC-K) September 2, 2015. Since its inception, MSC-K’s organization, structure, and purpose have evolved to support the mission. Currently comprised of Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians, Korean National employees, and Korean Service Corps paramilitary members, MSC-K stands today as one of the premier sustainment organizations on the peninsula. MSC-K is home to the Combat Power Generation Center, which has the Maintenance Directorate, Supply and Transportation Directorate, and the Busan Storage Center. MSC-K is also comprised of the 6th Ordnance Battalion which provides munitions support, the 25th Transportation Battalion which provides movement control, the 498th CSSB which provides flexible and responsive area logistics and personnel services support, and the KSC Battalion which provides embedded, multi-functional sustainment support. Working shoulder to shoulder as one team, DA Civilians, Korea Nationals, KSC paramilitaries, KATUSAs, Soldiers, and families of MSC-K truly represent the best of the ROK-U.S. Alliance and bring home what it means to be the home of …“The Winning Team.” MSC-K Facebook
  • S1 Email MSC-K S1 DSN 315-763-2636 From U.S. 011-82-503-363-2636 From off-post in Korea 0503-363-2636 Public Affairs Office DSN 315-765-8328 From off-post in Korea 0503-365-8328 From U.S. 011-82-503-365-8328 Email MSC-K
  • MISSION 25th Transportation Battalion provides mission command of Movement Control Teams (MCTs) in order to manage transportation assets and provide in-transit visibility for the movement of US Forces and materiel in the Republic of Korea (ROK). On order, establish a Theater Movement Control Element (TMCE), Combined Movement Control Centers (CMCCs) and a Combined Seaport Coordination Center (CSCC) The 25th Transportation Battalion, working closely with ROK counterparts, coordinates and schedules all U.S. military movements on the peninsula. Every day, the 25th Transportation Battalion works with the Korea Railroad Corporation to facilitate rail movements. During contingency operations, the battalion partners with the ROK Transportation Command at all of the ROK Army's 4-star headquarters, which include the Capital Defense Command, First ROK Army, Third ROK Army, and the 2nd Operational Command. DSN 315-768-6105 Korea: 0503-368-6105 Unit #15181, APO AP 96218 25th Transportation BN Facebook SUBORDINATE UNITS 138th Movement Control Team 517th Movement Control Team 662nd Movement Control Team 665th Movement Control Team
  • MISSION The 498th CSSB provides flexible and responsive area logistics and personnel services support to sustain decisive action on the Korean peninsula. On order, provides mission command sustainment operations for noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO) and Reception, Staging and Onward movement (RSO). Contact: DSN 315-765-8476 Korea: 0503-365-8476 From U.S. 011-82-503-365-8476 Unit #15275 APO AP 96260-5384 498th CSSB Facebook SUBORDINATE UNITS 551st Inland Cargo Transfer Co. 339th Quartermaster Co. 176th Financial Management Support Unit 95th Transportation Co. 541st Field Feeding Co.
  • MISSION 6th OD BN synchronizes and provides munition operations for Eighth Army. On order provides mission command for relocation center operations. The 6th Ordnance Battalion is the only active duty battalion of its type. The battalion's Soldiers store, maintain, and issue all U.S. ammunition and explosives on the peninsula. It works side by side with ROK Army soldiers in ROK ammunition depots and supply points using ROK Army equipment. It also makes ammunition operations on the peninsula safer by retrograding or demilitarizing obsolete ammunition. Contact: DSN 315-763-5735 Korea: 0503-365-8031 From U.S. 011-82-503-365-8031 Unit #15127, APO, AP 96260-5127 6th Ordnance BN Facebook SUBORDINATE UNITS 17th Ordnance Co. 52nd Ordnance Co. 84th Ordnance Co.
  • MISSION The Korean Service Corps (KSC) Battalion executes daily mission command of 2,185 mission essential Korean Nationals in 18 companies augmenting on-peninsula US forces with embedded, multi-functional, sustainment support. HISTORY The Civilian Transportation Corps was created March 15, 1951, consisting of civilians to provide logistics support to the defenders of the final defensive line of ROK and US Army troops along the Naktong (Nakdong) River during the Korean War. The CTC was re-organized as the Korean Service Corps on 14 Jul 1951 under direction of General James Van Fleet. Today the KSC Battalion, a flagged battalion commanded by an U.S. Army Lt. Col., which is assigned to the U.S. Army Materiel Support Command-Korea and the 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command. Just as it did during the Korean War, the KSC Battalion will "bridge the gap" between current US capabilities and required wartime end strength by providing critical capabilities until U.S. reinforcement forces arrive in Korea. DSN 315-768-6105 Korea: 0503-368-6105 From U.S. 011-82-503-368-6105 Unit #15181, APO AP 96218 KSC Website KSC Facebook

94th Military Police Battalion

  • MISSION Conducts Law Enforcement and Detention Operations in support of Eighth Army to protect the force, populations, and resources. On order conducts Security and Mobility Support and Detention Operations. 94th MP Battalion is the only MP battalion on the peninsula and the largest forward deployed MP battalion in the U.S. Army. The "Polar Bear" battalion has a diverse mission; every day it has more than 400 MP personnel working across the peninsula to provide law enforcement, criminal investigation, military working dog, close protection, and traffic accident investigation services. Headquartered at Camp Humphreys, the battalion has companies stationed throughout the peninsula, patrolling from the sea to the Demilitarized Zone. While supporting law and order, they also make time to conduct tactical training consisting of gunnery qualifications and lanes training that test the Soldiers' ability to perform their wartime mission and that determine their proficiency as it relates to the units' mission essential task list. One platoon at a time from each company plans and executes collective training to improve tactical and law enforcement skills. HISTORY Constituted 8 June 1945 in the Army of the United States as Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 94th Military Police Battalion. Activated 13 June 1945 in France, Inactivated 25 February 1946 in France. Allotted 24 October 1950 to the Regular Army. Activated 30 October 1950 in Korea and inactivated in Korea on 20 March 1953. The unit was again activated on 24 June 1959 in Germany (Companies A, B and C constituted 30 March 1971 in the Regular Army and activated in Germany). Battalion inactivated 21 June 1976 in Germany. Reactivated in Korea 12 April 1996. 94th MP BN Facebook
  • 55th Military Police Company 142nd Military Police Company 188th Military Police Company & 903rd Military Working Dog Detachment 557th Military Police Company U.S. Army Correctional Activity Korea
  • BN S1 DSN 315-757-3406/3417 Korea 0503-357-3406/3417 From U.S. 011-82-503-357-3406/3417 Email

HHC 19th ESC

HHC Commander: DSN: 315-763-4092 HHC 1SG: DSN: 315-763-4094 Orderly Room: DSN: 315-763-4096 19th ESC Staff Duty: 315-763-4421 From Korea: 0503-363-4421 From U.S. 011-82-503-363-4421

Partner Units

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu 403rd Army Field Support Brigade 2502nd Digital Liaison Detatchment 837th Transportation Battalion 411th Contracting Suport Brigade 168th Multifunctional Medical Battalion 658th Regional Support Group AFN Daegu U.S. Army Medical Materiel Command-Korea

Higher Units

U.S. Indo-Pacific Command U.S. Army Pacific U.S. Forces Korea Eighth Army

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19th ESC Resources

  • USFK COVID Information Page Eighth Army COVID-19 arrival info
  • Public Affairs fulfills the Army's obligation to keep the American people informed about its activities. To request Public Affairs support of 19th ESC unit events call us, or email us by clicking the link below. DSN 315-763-4086/4090/4091 In Korea: 0503-363-4086/4090/4091 From the U.S. 011-82-503-363-4086/4090/4091 Email 19th ESC Public Affairs Webmaster NOTE: 19th ESC has a very limited staff and is resourced to provide support for newsworthy events in support of 19th ESC operations. Photo and imagery event support for any other events should be directed to the Visual Information Support Center-Korea. http://www.vios.army.mil
  • STRENGTHENING THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA / U.S. ALLIANCE The partnership has been bound in blood since the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950. The U.S. military helped build the foundations for the Republic of Korea. Our security Alliance has strengthened and our partnership has widened to encompass political, economic, social and cultural cooperation. In the 21st Century security environment, we will continue to deepen our strong bilateral economic, trade and investment relations. Through our Alliance we aim to build a better future for all people on the Korean Peninsula, establishing a durable peace on the Peninsula and leading to peaceful reunification on the principles of free democracy and a market economy. Contact 19th ESC COMREL/G9 DSN: 315-763-4392/4394 Korea: 0503-363-4392/4394 From U.S.: 011-82-503-363-4392/4394 Email
  • 19TH ESC INSPECTOR GENERAL The eyes, ears, voice, and conscience of the Army across the spectrum of operations. The IG acts as an internal watchdog investigating allegations of misconduct by Army officials. IG’s primary role is to investigate complaints of waste, fraud or abuse that violate Army rules and regulations. IG also conducts thorough, objective, and impartial inspections, assessments, and investigations. IG Provides assistance and training. The IG advise and assist Army leaders to maintain Army values, readiness, and effectiveness in the promotion of well-being, good order, and discipline. Inspector General DSN: 315-763-4076 Korea: 0503-363-4076 From U.S.: 011-82-503-363-4076 Email the 19th ESC IG Links: Eighth Army Inspector General U.S. ARMY INSPECTOR GENERAL WEBSITE ARMY REGULATION 600-20
  • Stay Army! Stay Team 19! Team 19 Retention 19th ESC Retention Office: Rm 120 19th ESC Headquarters Building, Camp Henry Command Career Counselor 763-4010 Senior Retention Operations NCO 763-4013 Retention Operations NCO 763-4012 Career Counselor 763-2154 Army Human Resources Command reenlistment information (CAC login)
  • Safety Director: 763-4363 Deputy: 763-4364 Ammunition and Explosive Safety Specialist: 768-6473 Tactical Safety Specialist: 768-7301 Radiation Safety Specialist: 763-4362 Safety Office Admin: 768-7301 Email USEFUL LINKS:  U.S ARMY COMBAT READINESS SAFETY CENTER  KOREA WEATHER AGENCY JOINT TYPHOON WARNING CENTER 19TH ESC SAFETY OFFICE PORTAL (CAC only)
  • 19TH ESC EQUAL OPPORTUNITY The Equal Opportunity (EO) program formulates, directs, and sustains a comprehensive effort to maximize human potential and to ensure fair treatment for all based solely on merit, fitness, and capability which all support readiness. EO is a responsibility of leadership and a function of command. This philosophy is based on fairness, justice, and equity. Commanders are responsible for sustaining a positive EO climate within their units. Specifically, the goals of the EO program are to: Provide EO for military personnel, civilians, and family members both on and off post and within the limits of the laws of localities, states, and host nations. Create and sustain effective units by eliminating discriminatory behaviors or practices that undermine teamwork, mutual respect, loyalty, and shared sacrifice of the men and women of America's Army. Additionally, in many circumstances, DA civilians may use the Equal Employment Opportunity complaint system. Army Regulation (AR) 690-600 provides further guidance. Contribute to mission accomplishment, cohesion, and readiness. Civilian employees of the Department of the Army (DA) may lodge complaints under this regulation that can result in an official investigation and possible disciplinary action against the Soldiers involved. They may also file discrimination complaints in accordance with AR 690-600: Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Discrimination Complaints. However, civilian employees who engage in discriminatory actions are not subject to discipline under AR 690-20: Army Command Policy, but are subject to the separate procedures of AR 690-600. Contact 19th ESC Equal Opportunity Office: 763-4041 Links: U.S. ARMY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY WEBSITE ARMY REGULATION 600-20
  • USAG-Daegu/Area IV EEO Office
  • Eighth Army Force Protection Page Emergency Numbers AMBULANCE : OFF POST 119 ON POST 911 FIRE : OFF POST 0503-364-5911 (CW/CH) 0503-365-4911(CC) ON POST 911 POLICE : OFF POST 0503-364-4141(CW) ON POST 911 764-4141

U.S. Army Garrison Daegu Community

  • US Army Garrison Daegu Website
  • Daegu Emergency Services
  • AAFES Taxi website
  • Sustainer Grill, Camp Henry, Building S-1610 Dining Facility for Camps Henry and Walker Debit & credit cards accepted Hours of Operation Mon-Fri.: Breakfast 0730-0900, Lunch 1130-1330, Dinner 1700-1830 Sat.-Sun.: Brunch 0930-1300, Supper 1700-1830 Grab & Go Annex (Opposite side of Entrance Building S-1610 Hours of Operation Mon.-Fri.: Breakfast 0730-0930, Lunch 0930-1330 Sat.-Sun.: Lunch 1300-1630 Hilltop 303 Grill, Camp Carroll, Building S-303 Dinning facility for Camp Carroll Hours of Operation Mon.-Fri.: Breakfast 0730-0900, Lunch 1130-1300, Dinner 1700-1830 (Thurs. 1630-1800) Weekend: Brubnch 0930-1300, Supper 1700-1830 Contact: 765-1408
  • Main DECA website Camp Carroll Commissary Camp Walker Commissary
  • AREA IV CHAPEL SERVICES Camp Walker (Daegu) Activities and Services Sunday Services Location 0900 Catholic Mass                             Chapel Sanctuary 1100 Collective Protestant Service                Chapel Sanctuary 1230 Multi Cultural Gospel Service                Chapel Sanctuary 1700 Contemporary Worship Service           Chapel Sanctuary Sunday Religious Activities 0930 Adult Bible Study                         Chapel Annex 1120 Children Sunday School                    Fellowship Hall 1500 AWANA Child and Youth Service Tuesday 0630 Bible and Bagels                           Chapel Annex 1000 KWOC                                    Fellowship Hall 1830 Choir Rehearsal (Protestant)                 Fellowship Hall Wednesday 0930 PWOC                                    Fellowship Hall 1800 Area IV Youth Ministry                      Chapel Annex 1830 PWOC                                   Fellowship Hall 1900 MCGS Bible Study                         Chapel Sanctuary Thursday 1800 Choir Rehearsal (Gospel)                    Chapel Sanctuary 1830 Choir Rehearsal (Catholic)                   Fellowship Hall Saturday 0745 Men of Morning Calm (1st Sat)               Chapel Annex 1100 Knights of Columbus (2nd Sat)               Chapel Annex Camp Carroll (Waegwan) Sunday Services Location 1000 Collective Protestant Service                  Chapel Sanctuary 1300 Catholic Mass                                Chapel Sanctuary Daily Mass: Mon thru Thu at 1200                   Chapel Sanctuary Tuesday 1800 KATUSA Bible Study                           Chapel Annex Wednesday 1800 Bible Study                                   Chapel Annex Thursday 1000 Korean Women of the Chapel                   Chapel Annex 1900 Latter-day Saints (LDS)                        Chapel Annex Contact: DSN 763-2215 Emergency: 010-9374-9917
  • Main AAFES website Camp Carroll PX Camp Walker PX
  • CAMP CARROLL Building #203 Hours of Operation: M-F 1100-1700 (Closed for lunch 1300-1400) Sat. 1100-1300 Sun. CLOSED CLOSED ALL U.S. Holidays Phone: 765-8529 CAMP WALKER Building #409  Hours of Operation: M-F 1100-1800 Sat. 1100-1400 Sun. CLOSED CLOSED ALL U.S. Holidays Phone: 764-4179
  • AFN Daegu Website AFN Daegu Facebook AFN Pacific
  • Air Quality Korea Weather

19th ESC Phone Book

19TH ESC HEADQUARTERS PHONE BOOK Commanding General’s Office 763-4044 Deputy Commander 763-4046 Chief of Staff 763-4047/4051 CG Aide-de-Camp 763-4043 CG Aide-de-Camp (ROK) 763-4049 Secretary General Staff 763-4054 Deputy SGS 763-4048 NCOIC SGS 763-4005 Command Sergeant Major 763-4045 CSM Aide-de-Camp 763-4055 19th ESC HHC Commander 763-4092 19th ESC HHC 1SG 763-4094 19th ESC XO 763-4093 19th ESC HHC Operations NCO 763-4420 G-1 763-4468 G-1 Deputy 763-4257 G-1 SGM 763-4477 G-1 Admin 763-4471 G-1 Strength Management 763-4031 G-1 EPS 763-4097 G-2 763-4453 G-2 Deputy 763-4454 G-2 Security Manager 763-4730 G-2 NCOIC 763-4063 G-3 763-4317 G-3 SGM 763-4303 G-3 Admin 763-4302 G-33 Current Operations 763-4027 G-33 NCOIC Current Operations 763-4328 G-33 CBRN 763-4690 G-34 AF-FP 763-4358 G-34 NCOIC 763-4329 G-35 Future Operations 763-4314 G-35 NCOIC Future Operations 763-5012 G-35 NEO 763-4311 G-37 Training 763-4319 G-37 NCOIC Training 763-4319 Knowledge Management 763-4070 Engineer Cell 763-4359 Transformation 763-4360 G-4 763-4354 G-4 NCOIC 763-4351 G-4 S&S Logistics 763-4315 G-4 Food Service 763-4345 G-4 PBO 763-4343 G-4 Maintenance 763-4344 G-4 Facility Management 763-4357 G-6 763-4004 G-6 Deputy: 763-4465 G-6 SGM: 763-4001 G-6 NET OPS OIC: 763-4008 G-6 Content Manager/Helpdesk OIC: 763-4333 VTC: 763-4458/4466 COMSEC: 763-1550/1551 G-6 Admin: 763-4002 G-6 Helpdesk: 763-4450 G-8 763-4017 G-8 Deputy 763-4414 G-8 Admin 763-4367 G-8 Program & Budget 763-4388 G-8 Force Management & Services 763-4387 G-8 Civilian Human Resources 763-4050 G-8 Financial Management Operations 763-4370 G-9 763-4390 G-9 NCOIC 763-4391 Community Relations Director 763-4389 Community Relations 763-4392 Support Operations (SPO) 763-4151 SPO Deputy 763-4150 SPO-SGM 763-4148 SPO-Admin 763-4146 SPO Distribution, Plans, Integration Branch 763-4198 SPO Logistics Training Team 763-4130 SPO Transportation Operations Branch 763-4283 SPO Host Nation Support 763-4176 SPO SASMO/Logistics Automation 763-4102 SPO Supply & Field Services 763-4169 SPO Maintenance 763-4212 SPO Munitions 763-4246 SPO Fuel & Water 763-4259 Protocol 763-4056 Protocol OIC 763-4056 Protocol NCOIC 763-4060 Protocol Assistant 763-4058/4059 Protocol Admin. 763-4057 Chaplain 763-4080 Chaplain NCOIC 763-4083 Chaplain Admin 763-4081 Equal Opportunity 763-4041 EO NCOIC 763-4041 Inspector General 763-4076 Public Affairs 763-4091 Public Affairs NCOIC 763-4090 Media Relations Specialist 763-4087 Public Affairs Specialist 763-4086 Command Career Counselor 763-4010 Retention NCOIC 763-4013 Retention NCO 763-4012 Safety 763-4363/4364 Deputy: 763-4364 Ammunition and Explosive Safety Specialist: 768-6473 Tactical Safety Specialist: 768-7301 Radiation Safety Specialist: 763-4362 Safety Office Admin: 768-7301 SHARP Program Manager 763-4067 SHARP NCOIC 763-4288 Staff Judge Advocate 763-4432 Deputy 763-4433 Legal Admin 763-4443 Chief Paralegal 763-4434 Surgeon 763-4109 Deputy 763-4112 Medical Operations 763-4110 Medical NCOIC 763-4111

Useful Links

MyPay Korea Weather Wightman NCO Academy Military One Source Red Cross Stars & Stripes Korea Tricare U.S. Army Materiel Command U.S. Army Sustainment Command USAG Daegu USAG Humphreys USAG Yongsan/Casey Eighth Theater Sustainment Command Eighth Army U.S. Army Department of Defense

Newcomers Info

  • Eighth Army Newcomers Page 19th ESC Newcomers Liaison at Camp Humphreys DSN 315-757-2703 From US: +82 5033-57-2703 From Korea Commercial: 05033-57-2703 email 19th ESC G1
  • COVID 19 Arrival Info
  • https://8tharmy.korea.army.mil/site/resource/patriot-express-departures.asp
  • Eighth Army Sponsorship Page Contact 19th ESC G-1: 763-4468 G-1 SGM 763-4477 G-1 Admin 768-7601
  • Camp Walker/Henry Lodging Camp Carroll Lodging Camp Humphreys Lodging Camp Casey/Hovey Lodging
  • move.mil
  • Army Housing Online
  • My POV
  • Travelling with Pets Info
  • Eighth Army NEO Page
  • USFK Resources Page
  • The US has a SOFA or similar agreement with countries around the world where US armed forces are stationed. The US-ROK SOFA is an international agreement designed to serve the mutual interests of the US and the ROK and to protect the basic rights of US citizens who are subject to its provisions. The US-ROK SOFA recognizes US sovereign immunities and balances the American citizen's individual rights with obligations to the host government and to local laws. International agreements like the US- ROK SOFA are based on the principal of mutual respect. Americans living in Korea under SOFA protections are expected to behave just as we would expect Koreans to behave, if they were stationed in our hometowns in the US. USFK SOFA status webpage

19th ESC Sexual Harassment/Assault Prevention & Response Program

NOT IN OUR ESC! Sexual assault has no place in the Army. Allegations of sexual assault must be investigated promptly and impartially and resolved expeditiously. Commanders and leaders at all levels are responsible for providing a safe and healthy environment for those in their charge. This responsibility requires leaders to take action to prevent sexual assault, protect and support victims, and hold offenders accountable by taking all appropriate administrative and judicial actions based on the facts and circumstances of each case. Area IV SHARP Program Manger/Lead Sexual Assault Response Coordinator: Mrs. Bethany Cortes, DSN 763-4069, Cell 010-8525-8544, bethany.j.cortes.civ@mail.mil Area IV SHARP Program NCOIC/Sexual Assault Response Coordinator: SFC Milka Paulino DSN 763-4067, milka.j.paulinorosario.mil@mail.mil Area IV Victim Advocate: SSG Amen Wilson DSN 763-4288, amen.s.wilson.mil@mail.mil Area IV SARC/VA Office, Bldg #1705, Camp Henry, Daegu Confidential Reporting-USFK 24/7 SHARP Hotline DSN: 158 Comm: 0503-363-5700 Confidential Reporting-USFK 24/7 SHARP Hotlinefrom Stateside: 011-82-53-470-5700 or 011-82-503-363-5700 DoD Safe Helpline: 1-877-995-5247 Links: 19th ESC SHARP Facebook Page Eighth Army SHARP U.S. ARMY SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION WEBSITE DoD SAFE HELPLINE WEBSITE RAPE, ABUSE AND INCEST NATIONAL NETWORK WEBSITE

19th ESC Continuum of Harm