UNITED STATES ARNY FIELD STATION KOREA FISCAL YEA? 1986 AUMUAL ‘ELSTCRICAL REPORT gy IATELLIBE ARE = ZDECKLER_ STATION | = tows US ARMY FIELD STATION KOREA SCPE co. iP] SRD MILITARY INTELLIGENCE BATIALIONIAB Sai red ie “US NAVY SECURITY GROUP ACTIVITY oSeon or USA ISC DET INSCOM pent gi ceived K SPECIAL SECURITY DETACHMENT BEN IE eee ag COMBINED ROK.'US INTELLIGENCE fas | Peal OPERATIONS CENT : mr CLASSIFIED BY .AAAT. PS ce DECLASSIFY on .QADA.... UNCLASSIFIED — a cury .3_-. OF --2--- COPIES ,
. . PREFACE The following is an historical account of the United States Arcy Field Station Korea located at. Camp Humphreys, Pyongtaex, Korea for FY $v. This repott was compiled by the USAFSX Historics: Officer from contributions from all units and subordinate eiesenrs. hoe Cn : so, ewe -. . fo
CHAPTER I - IDENTIFICATION, LOCATIGH (U) i. (dc) Jeeatification, Location, Physical Piant a. (WU) Unit Designation " headquarters USaFSK APC ‘Sen Francisco 90271 . Z2. (U) Location: a. (U) Kesdquarters, United States Arny Fieid Station Korea (USAFSH), ard its sudotdinate companies of Headquarters and Service Company (Sc), and Operations Coupany (UPC), are located as tenant units at Camp Humphreys, An Jung Ri, Pyongtaex, Repubiic of Korea (BUX). C2acp HKuwpureys is located 90.0 kiloneters soutn of Seoul arc Gi xiicreterts soutnwest of Pyongtaex City. aes vs eo Gr ass oe L. (U) bith the activation of the 552d HI BH on 3 Sep bo, the 33d Na cb (Ee), Formeriy & suboretnate coupany of USAFSK, became a subsidiary of 5526 MI De. c. (U) USAFSK has turee forvare collection detachuents. Aiso, Detucneent C, é Teuote uncannec TRL-15 antenna 4ftay , dis located near the airfieiu at Camp iuicpi.rers. Sie forwarc Detacnteats (Det J, Det kK, and Det L) ate remote Tracecnain sites iccetes near the Duz. Tne three Traceciiain sites are locateu as follows.
' mo (i) «Uy, Detachment J is located ut Koryo-Son iiountain, on the island of Kazgwua, located rest to the northwest coast of tne ROX and approxinzateiy seventy-five kilometers nortiwest of Seoul anu five kilometers from tue Han Estuary Weutrai Zcne. (s) () Detachnent K 4s located on Kanak-San Nountain, thirteen kiloseters west of Camp Casey, Tong Du Chon, ROUX, and approximately ten kilometers fron the Deuilitérized Zone (DHZ). Detachment K is also the forward site for the Trojan frojecr. (3) (i) Detachment L is located on Yavol-San Mountain, one huncred eigit kilo- meters north of Seoul and witnin fifteen hundred meters of the Di. Ss. @) The following is a listing of the building numbers anc faciiities essoclate~ with USaFSK on Canp Hunpureys: oil Guard Sick 85u Pnoenix Aviation hKangar/Operations B52 Snack bar o5e0 Srd MI Bil Operations &70 ote Mi Bi Hangar levi * BUYS Ct eos Joo = PX annex . del) hater Tower ili-n hus /S1/FAC liiu C0 157 Guard Tower liio Operations building . eat Generator Sheu 12.20 taft Srop 2222 heavy biiiets/Aduinistrative Urfices dled Navy billets eco Enlisteu buliets lice  (Enlistec pillets/FSK Licrary #69
2225 deco 1227 iz35 1234 1235 L250 1237 1é50 Ley 4-50 Lede 1245 docs Enlisted Billets Eniisted Billets/Reeniistmexst Oficce “BLy . BEY Dining Facility ~ 3rd MI BH Motor Pool $2/S3 USAFSK igue haten Club PuF/barber/iassage Arcade Acmo Bunker OPC/Billets/na2l Roop HSC/billets/Chaplain Office/Chapel Conuunications Center Guard Snack Antenna Storage FSi “Storage FS sore So FSK Civilian Direct «ire Guard Billets ACC Storage Maan Gate FSx Cuecxpoinr Guard Snack tly Chec. Point Paint Snes Storage S4 Asoc bunrer Gytnasiun harenouse 3rd NI EN Hys/Aouinistrative Urtices 05
1271-1274 3rd MI BN Biltets - 1475 ISC Biliets 1270 3rd MI BN Billets 1277 srd MI BN Billets . ory ¢ AT CAMP HUMPHREYS KOREA * Eooc: PROJECT FV=86 PNOUL See : 222” MULT L=PURPOSEEACTINITYSCENTER | © CONTRACT NO. DACADIABG-C HOLL E- | eee + a eH ee ewe Se . oe Sa fee eg Peed Eh OMe ~ - : oe Pe | Se Ter Mw oh . . orn a ows Pater) oben 5 art . . Looe Oe ety wate . : " g . . . . -. . : ‘ : FAR EAST DISTRIC ~" " SANICK COXST.COLTD ARCH -EXGIXEER . amon Sac CEXERAL CONTRACTOR JOINT WENTUNE 4. (WU) The USAFSK utilizes the following post faciliries: Post Excnange STF" " gaucatTos Center Chapei Library Burger King | " Snoppette Post Osfice Mein Post O-Ciub ; Gytnssiur Bowiing Alley Hain Post NCU Club Hovie Theerter Kotean MNercnandise Shops Se abe “t6 a . . oe . nS vee: > r ,: a8 * Comet ee, F y See sae SOP Re CREE TREY Et ye hye = _ nes ire ofa wee ake a eee | - ot ? EY ght oe ait Sey CE
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LONHDENTTAL CLUAPTER II - MISSION ORGANIZATION, COMMAND RELATIONS#IPS (Ui) l. 64U) vission. . . - Unites States Arzy Field Station Korea provides strategic inteiiigence support to ~ parional-ievel ageacies throughout the Pacific region. 2. (U).. Organization. a. (U) USAFSK 4s couposed of the following assigned and attachea elecents: Headquarters and Service Company (HSC) Operations Company (UPC) Speciai Security Detachment, Field Station Korea (SSi-a subordinate of US arzy Special Security Command, Korea/Japan) USAISC Letachuent~Pyongtsex (a suborcinate of Joth Signdi Battaiion, lst Sigcez Brigade, Korea) EPES betachnent MUDPacn. Detacusent betacanest © _ Detacicent J Letac:uent bk Tetecswear L Gperatzous Division (u¥S DLV) c. (c) Tae cer, USAFSK 4s aiso cowusnuer of Zoecnler Station, & sub-instassction of asp iiuzpi.reys, and serves as host of tne foilowing tenant units: 3rd ri bit (Aeriai Exploitation) . US Kavel Security Group Activity (a sudordinate of the avai Security Green? lover: Hinistry of National Defense Unit, ROK Mi” Conrand Relationsnips. USAFS:: is a battaiion-sized elewent of the S0lst M1 Bde, whien ds sueorcinate 16 Couzanser, Intelligence and Security Counanc (1NSc0u). Po a ne Tae foliowing two subordinate units ate uncer the copmance anc control of rne Cdr, USAFSK: headquarters and Service CuLpeny ane Upetations Coupaus. | i cn ° 13 ft) (a) eg SSne.
. CuiAPTER IL] — RESOURCES AND msncracie spo ie yA Pexsonne?. a. ee tne following are authorized and actuas FYs5 anu FYob strengts figures for nilitsry personnel assigned to USAFSK: . AS OF 1 OCTOBER 1985 | OFF uo En. TOTAL Autuorizea %, Actual i a | “be . AS OF i OCTOBER 1986 OFF Aut 2orizec “hy Actual | Ye. 1) gi 1 October 19u5 personnei data include 352d NI Co (Ze) strengt::, anc tue strength of the 352¢ NI CO (Eh) NULPACK Detaciuent. . 2 AA ase personnel tapies inciude SSD, EPDS, or ISC-INSCO: LET whese perscunel af rtecsed under UPCUN to USarsn. a SAFETY — AS! C33 , 14
t | : i 1 i of USATSK during FY65 and FY du: D. GOO we foliowing 1s @ list of personnel who nad Commend or principie stalz pusitéons watuia the USAFSK or units whicu were. sudordinate, éttached, or tenant units GRADE/MANE ZC GREVEXCALP, Tneopore K. KAJ hal NaJ CPs > CARTER, Ronaica bh. CULVIK, Cliiton 0. PARHEH, Patrick D. LAliuhIG2, Donaic L. BILESSHI1, Jom C. JGKS08, Wiildao i. NiGuTLNGALE, Barry D. JACKSON, Dorsev “ OMZGsTINGALZ, barry D. halt, beryi ¥. j CarnisTian, Satgent S CllLvAvs, Debora i... . GERSE., Fayilis ScuitLlc2, Lecinca hh. BOSLIY, Rufus BALITSAI, Dennis A. YT MESERVY, Royal yY REEVES, Azucena J. ZT OISAEL, Lauren *. . POSITION CuR, USAFSK X0, USAFSA OPS Officer ADJ/Si ae S2 Se) $+ Cle, HSC Chr, GPC OIc, Phoenix CDR, Se DATES 24 Jul &Bo-Present 15 Jun 64-15 June ov 15 Ocr b5-Present 25 Oct o4-15 Ucr US dé Jul S5-Presexnt 26 Jul 85-25 Jui 65 2¢ Oct US-P?resent 30 May 85-27 Jul 6&5 25 May 64-25 tty 85 a5 Jun vo-rtesent 2s dey e5-145 Aor oe 15 Jun d6é-rresent 16 Jul 85-15 Jun Go 15 Aus buretTesent ‘4 Jun vorrresent Ll Hav 05-3 Jun oe 3 Jum oo-FPresen: 4 Jul o5-5 Jun 5 1 Aug Y¥6-Fresent 3 Feb Gb-1 Aug be ‘ Mar wurPresent 1 Nar O5-209 lot co
b. (fv) Plans and Training. -———— D a we Risin ent ee (1) (U) Plans. (a) (U) The USarSi BEP is currently being updsted in order to cenicrs to tue 5uist NI Bde BEY. The USAFSK BEP plan outiines the tenant unit's actions during ° hostilities anc Teagsness exercises. (>) (WU) Tne USATSK OPLAS 5U27 is .being updated in accorcence wits. tie a Suist Hl bée OPLAY 5U<7. (ce) (ud Tue USatSx Training Sup is continually veing rewritten in otter tu Lore cerefurcy integrate tue principies of s7:.S. ig) (iu, Resdiness. (a) (U) USAFSK elewents located at Camp Humpnreys reguiutiy participete on Tecali exercises wich are initiated by the lytnm Support Commanu anc ELSA. (op) (U) Practice evacuations of the forwara detachnents, Dets J, K, En. L, are practicec reguiarly. (>) (tC) Atnietics and Recreation.
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t t (3) (U) The first USAFSK night fire and aerial N6U ranges vere pela 11 Jan bu and <7 Aug 66 respectively. © ee owe ee 8 Oe Rem ow eee . ° 2. CEQWE) Logistics and Support. a. (U) Several significant activities and accouplisnnuents occurred during FYcu: (1} (U) The Comuand Supply Inspecrion evaluation was cuudurieu duting May ito. FSi. placea lst runner up DA Supply Excellence Award. a (2) (UJ) INSCOM CMI Inspection*(217-ly Jun 60). - (3) (U) Signal Maintenance deadline rate kept between 3-42 despite severe power ptoblens when INSCON goal is 5% (Apr-Sep do). (4) (U) Supply maintained PLL 0 Baiance, % rate under z% anc reconna:ssatce Tate yé-yds (Apr-Sep ov). . (5) (U) New BEY (Bldg #1280) was completed and tenants began occupying tne builuing by ¥ Jum 8o. (6) (WU) $-4 provided both FSK and 501lst MI Bde with logistic support during UFL. (7) (U) Obiigated 10U% of (P3d) fund for FYbv. (8s) (U) Det K expansion project started on 4 Sep 86. le a eee ot
~- (9) (U> Det L expansion project was approved for an additional 175 sq- fr. for a ScIF. (10) (Cu) Tne air conditioning project for buiiding 1237, 1218, and 1219 started “15 Sep 66 and should be completed by 10 Nov &6. . (12) Ww) Multi-purpose Activity Center construction began on 21 Sep 6&6. (22) (U) 332d MI Co (EW) was relocated from Camp Page, Chunchon to Canp Red Cloud, Uijong Bu in Oct 1985. (15) (U) FSK Aviation Section was ghifted from under $4 control to the FS: x0. (14) (U) The Quarterly Command Insrection Program was initiated . b. (U) Security Activities. (1) (U) During FY85 che USAFSX Sz conducted staff visits and physicai security inspections at each unit in the Field Station on a montaly basis. (2) QU) SAEDA briefings were conducted June 1960 COHSEC classes were held in July-August 190. OPSEC briefings were heid in July 1946. (3) () Nume rous training activities for the MP's were held to include Sr ai coe eo eee Detection Briefings, React to Sniper Fire, Process POW, Challenge Password, end Intruder Exercise. . a c. Aviation Activities. (i) (U) Mission: Tne wajor mission of the USAFSK Aviation Section is to provide logistical support to the tiree forward detachments during pescetize, and tactical support during var. In addition to this prinary mission the USAFSK Aviaticn Section also flies wissions for the 50ist HI Bee Commander, Field Station Korea Cocnander, as well as the Field Station Staff elements when possibie. 13 ee lw er oe ll
at (2) (U) During FYu6 USAFSK Avistion Section mission statistics were: ° Missions Flown 383 Cargo Hauled (lbs) 84,773 Passengers Carried 2,858 (3) (U) In addition to routine Det support the following lists tbe exercises ia which USAFSK Aviation Section participated throughout FY: Teaw Spirit 86 - Feb/Mar/Apr 86 UFL 8o Jul 86 Det Evacuation Apr/May/Jul 86 (4) (U) Adrerafr Incidents: None re a 14
‘ 5. de SO Communications. The USAISC DET INSCOM is attached to the US Aruy Field Station Korea for UCHJ, rations, and quarters. The 36th Sig Bn and lst Sig Ede are the higher headquarters for the USAISC DET INSCOM. MOU's are established to provide continuity between commands. The mission of USAISC DET INSCOM 4s to provide ever the counter record message traffic; provide Criticom reporting capabilities for intelli- gence analysts through the use of communications circuit paths; provide courier service for Genser customers; provide Communications and Electronics assistance to FSk staff; and provide CONSEC support to FSK and three forward detachments. Logistics support is provided by the FSK S4 and the 36th Sig Bn S4. The USAISC DET INSCON Tele- Communications Center is a remote terninal off the Osan “streamliners.” e. (U) Public Affairs. . x. (1) (WU) USAFSK was serviced by the Armed Forces Korea Network (AFKi) for botn radio and television service. (2) (UY) USAFSK continued to support the Department of the Army and HQ LYSCON public affairs program with the submission of hometown news releases as well és articles for the INSCOM Journal. uO | (3) (U) Torough donations and volunteer work, -FSK continues to support the local Shin Saeng Orphanage located at An Seung, approximately 20 kilometers fror Canp liumphreys. (4) (U) Tne 33d MI Co (EK) sponsors the Chun Chon Orphanage througuout Fido. (5) (WO) The 332d participated in KATUSA appreciation week as did USAFSi. eee - _——- iad ny oe ee on ae By eee. ——m ¢ NT 15 2h
(Page One) p. (Excised) the following is a list of personnel who had command or principle staff positions within the USAFSK or units which were subordinate, attached, or tenant units of USAFSK during FY85 and FY 86: GRADE/NAME LTC GREVENCAMP, Thecdore K. LTC 1LT CPT CPT CPT CPT CPT CPT CARTER, Ronald W. COLVIN, Clilton 0. PARKER, Patrick D. LANGRIDGE, Donald L. MILEWSKI, John C. JOHNSON, William H. NIGHTINGALE, Barry D. JACKSON, Dorsey LETTS, Saran E. RAPP, Cythnia A. LETTS, Saran E. NIGHTINGALE, Barry D. WALL, Beryl V. CHRISTIAN, Sargent CILUAGA, Debra N. GERBEN, Phyllis SCHULTZ, Lucinda N. MOBLEY, Rufus POSITION CDR, USAFSK XO, USAFSK OPS OFFICER ADJ/S1 S2 $3 S4 CDR, HSC CDR, OPC DATES 24 Jul 86-Present 15 Jun 84-15 June 86 15 Oct 85-Present 25 Oct 84-15 Oct 85 16 Jul 85-Present 26 Jul 83-15 Jul 85 29 Oct 85-Present 30 May 85-17 Jul 86 25 May 84-25 May 85 15 Jun 86-Present 11 May 85-14 Apr 86 15 Jun 86-Present 18 Jul 85-15 Jun 86 15 Aug 86-Present 20 Aug 85-15 Aug 86 4 Jun 86-Present 1 May 85-3 Jun 86 3 Jun 86-Present 4 Jul 85-3 Jun 85
(Page Two) (?)  (U) Subordinate units of Field Station Korea fielded teams football, soccer, softball, volleyball and basketball. Teams participated in league acti-~ vities sponsored by the Camp Humphreys and Camp Red Cross Recreation Services Department as well as tournaments sponsored by the Eighth United States Army. The most noteworthy accomplishments were: (1) (U) The football team of CPC concluded the lead section [illegible] the Camp Humphrey’s champions. They were [illegible] for the regular section [illegible] the post playoff championship series. The team went to the [illegible] the central championship but lost the first two games and did act poorly (?) {illegible]. (2) (U) The volleyball team finished the [illegible] regular season at [illegible] fell then placed second in the post championship tournament and went to [illegible] to represent Camp Humphreys at the Area Central Championship. The team placed first at [illegible}. (3) (U) The softball team finished the regular season with a {illegible} and placed first in their division. The team also won the [illegible] Tournament for Camp Humphreys. The team placed third at [illegible] Area central championships. 17
(Page Three) {Illegible}] [Excised] Training. [Illegible] (U) Korea, Team Spirit at the Fleet Station hosted COL. {Illegible}] and his staff. An FSK DOC was implemented and manned on a [illegible] and [illegible] for approximately two weeks. A HOPPIN was conducted in conjunction with Team Spirit. The Field Station also maintained a Technical Data Base which provided information to Blue and Orange Forces during the exercise. (1) (U) The [illegible] MI CO (EW) deployed to the Team Spirit exercise area and company Field Training Exercise (FTX). This deployment included the company in the Service Platoon, the Maintenance Platoon, the Operations Center, and three Operational Platoons. Joint training with HSC, 524th MI BN and site reconnaissance was completed during this period. (2) (U) In March 1986 (?) the [illegible] MI CO (EW, deployed for Team Spirit 86 to provide EW support to the Blue Field Army. The company [illegible] and Operations Center were located in the vicinity of the 7th Corps Tactical Operations Center (Toc) . Two EW platoons were deployed in 7th Corps area of operations providing general support to the Army. The units provided intelligence reports and electronic countermeasures in support of Blue forces. (a) (U) The Field Station supported Live Environment Training (TLY) for personnel on TLY to Korea from various units based in the US Chief [illegible] as well as for personnel from infantry units, to include the {illegible] (EW). ) (b) (U) FSK participated in [illegible] FOCUS LENS (UFL) Excercise at during the month of July, AUDPACK personnel were deployed to the [illegible] and were integrated into the collection, processing and
(Page Three cont’d) reporting effort during their fleet deployment. At FSK a 30C was set up. The Field Station conducted a [illegible] Perimeter Defense Force Mission in addition to the real-world mission. The Field Station then supplied liaison personnel to [illegible] Tango and provided linguistical support the first [illegible] personnel located at [illegible] Station during the exercise. 18
(Page Four) (a) (U) The Field Station S(?), as [illegible] continues to be responsible for administering their [illegible] Tests for [illegible] Cryptologic [illegible] the [illegible] modification Tests were administered throughout the year for more cryptologic and non-cryptologic [illegible]. FSK maintains a good pass sate on SGT, and a 1SGT test rate for all soldiers eligible to take the SGT. (e) (U) In support of programs aimed at developing professionalism and leadership among soldiers, FSK sent 20 soldiers to the USA primary Leadership Development Course through FY86. Additionally, training at Cheju~ze was attended regularly by FSK personnel for adventure type training. (f) (U) In conjunction with 3 YMS, first line supervisors, senior NCO’s and officers were sent to a Platoon Trainers, and Training Managed workshop (illegible]. (g) (U) The Field Station continued to place emphasis on the physical training program in 1986. The program requires structured PT, to include a [illegible] formation once per week, at least three times per week for all [illegible] and below. [Illegible] are required to attend structured PT at least two times a week. Participants include personnel from HEC, UPC, SUL,and ISC Det. (?) (h) (U) The [illegible] participated in UFL (?), Team Spirit [illegible] have environment Trained by deploying in support of the Republic of Korea. When they participated in Exercise Crossroads (?) in May 1986 and November 1986 (?). [Illegible] was an aggressive Live Environment Training (LET) schedule. Any time [illegible] the year at least one platoon of the company was in the field conducting [illegible] support of another unit exercise.
(Page Four cont’d) (i) (U) In spring [Illegible] defined its training standard in [illegible] of a mission essential task list and training task condition and standard in [illegible] with [illegibie} direction. The [illegible] Training Inspection Team highly praised the [illegible] during their inspection in May 1986. 19