Camp Sendai  is the name of the place where the US military force was stationed in the Kawauchi district of Sendai City in September 1945. The IX Corps Headquarters was located here. To support this headquarters, there were the Repair and Maintenance Units, the 8047th Signal Battalion, Sendai Detachment (a radio relay station was operated at the top of the Mountain Ryozen, Fukushima Prefecture),  APO547,Far East Network Sendai Radio Station, MP, WAC’S, Intelligence, Liaison and the 8012th Consolidated Motor Pool, which controls the dispatch of military vehicles and the maintenance of vehicles. From the motor pool, a shuttle bus was operated to the military facilities in Sendai City and the suburbs. The route operated to Camp Sendai, the 172nd Station Hospital, Camp Fowler, Camp Simmelphenning Tagajo, Matsushima Airfield (currently the Air Self-Defense Force Base), and then returned the same route. Among the Camp Sendai facilities including independent housing for the family, there were PX, Elementary School, Church, Guest House, Gymnasium, Bank of America, etc. to maintain the life of the family as in the home country. The commander  of the IX Corps used the mansion of the 2nd Division Commander of the Imperial Japanese Army as a lodging place.  In 1950, the Korean War began, and many military personnel were pulled out from the Camp Sendai and headed for the battlefield.
 There was the 172nd Station Hospital in the Sendai City.The building currently used as the Japan Post Insurance Sendai Service Center is the same building that the US Military used as the 172nd Station Hospital.The usual number of bets was 250, but with the start of the Korea War, the number of the bets was more than doubled. 
 Camp Shimmelphenning  located in Negatake, Sendai, was also known as Camp Shimo or Negatake Camp. The Camp Shimmelphenning was named after a colonel who died in a battle with Japanese troops on Leyte Island in the Philippines. At the end of the war, the 11th Airborne Division 187th and 188th Parachute Infantry Regiment were stationed at the Camp Shimmelphenning . Same time, the related battalion moved to the main cities and munitions factories in the northern parts of Japan to carry out occupation missions. The 711th Ordinance Battalion which was part of the187th Parachute Infantry Regiment was stationed at the Funaoka Ammunation Depot、where was former site of The First Navy Gun Powder Manufacturing Depot at Funaoka Town, Miyagi Prefecture. In the Camp Shimmelphennig, there was a simple airfield runway along the barricade fence from the back gate and a single liaison plane was always taking off and landing.The parachute descent training from the sky above Yanome Airport (currently Sendai Airport) was also could see it from the Camp Shimmelphenning.   Louis Armstrong who dominated the world of jazz, visited Camp Shimmelphenning for the entertainment of soldiers and their family. The 187th Parachute Infantry Regiment moved to the battlefield with the relevant battalions. National Guard organized in California, Nevada, and Utah were stationed as a replacement. These units were renamed the 40th Infantry Division. The 40th Infantry division also moved to Korea after short stay of nine months in the area. In 1951, the IX Corps and the 1st Cavalry Division returned from South Korea and were stationed in Hokkaido. In 1954, the IX Corps Headquarters with Division Command moved to Sendai. 
 仙台駐屯地 ... 宮城県仙台市宮城野区にある陸上自衛隊の駐屯地で、東北方面総監部が置かれている。