U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys' Deputy Garrison Commander Paul Stuart and the Eighth Army Band visited students at Cheongdam Middle/High School, April 10.More than 400 Korean students gathered in the auditorium for Stuart's special message and entertainment from the band.Stuart spoke about the U.S. Military-Korean Peninsula history, the USAG Humphreys development and its effect on the Pyeongtaek community and the surrounding areas."We're here because of an agreement that exist between our two nations," said Stuart. "We're not here because the U.S. says we need to be, we are here because we have been invited to be present in your country."He went on to explain the community relationships between the U.S. Military and Korea, and the growth of Camp Humphreys."Camp Humphreys will continue to grow in the next five years," he said. "We are very excited to be here with you all to share each other's experiences, culture, and food. Thank you for inviting us to be here with you today."Following the lecture, students enjoyed and danced as the band performed a variety of Korean music to include K-pop songs.The band's lead singer, Spc. Trinity Colvin, said she felt a connection with the students."I really enjoyed being able to dance with the students as well as taking pictures with them," she said."I'm not sure what battles they may be facing, but for a moment out of their lives, I was able to be a part of the reason as to why they had a smile on their faces."