Camp Edwards (South Korea)

Camp Edwards is a United States Army installation located near Paju, South Korea. It serves as a support facility and logistics hub for U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) and is situated relatively close to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).

The camp provides a range of services and support functions, including billeting, dining facilities, administrative offices, and maintenance services. It plays a role in ensuring the readiness and operational capabilities of U.S. military units stationed in the area. Due to its proximity to the DMZ, Camp Edwards is also involved in training exercises and readiness drills related to potential contingencies on the Korean peninsula.

Information about the camp's specific units, operational details, and historical significance is often limited due to security considerations. Publicly available details generally pertain to its function as a support installation within the larger USFK framework. Camp Edwards is a key part of the network of U.S. military bases in South Korea that contribute to the defense of the Korean peninsula and the maintenance of regional stability.