This looks just like a typical American street in a typical American neighborhood, except that people are in military uniforms. What you are seeing is in fact a neighborhood in Korea. The US Army Garrison Humphries in Pyeongtaek, America's largest overseas military base, which is home to some 25,000 people. We had a rare chance to film inside the base and see how American troops have created home away from home. Fuelling properly is essential for just about everything, so the first place we visited was the Military Food Court, which had a variety of America's most loved fast food chains. This facility was opened in November 2017 and offers our customers a taste of home. You know, we go by a model called Making Humphries Home, and that's what we try to do every day in this facility is to try and give our customers that little taste of home that they crave. A brand inside the facility plus we have the main store and about 70 concession operations. It's around 3,400, 3,400 customers a day. I mean, our customers, our customers really like it. Not to say that they don't go downtown and enjoy a delicious meal in the streets of Korea, but it's good to have this little bit of taste of home that they know they can come back to. My favorite? All of them. All of them. So guys have all the menus that all the armies have in the state. Exactly. Exactly. And then also we got a survey for the older soldier level, which brand do you like? So we just did to mine and stuff. What soldiers love it? So then we're just put the concept. So you can finish the list with the survey and you can look at the brand. Exactly. How long have you been here in Korea? I literally just got here. Last week? Last week. Last week. Last week. How long have you actually gone out with the base yet? I went to the field and about there. The plaza thing right there. And I went to the old sun like last weekend too. So it was fun. This is your first time here. Yes. So how do you like the food cart here? I like Charlie's. It tastes better. It's in your meal. I will. Thank you. I've been here for about seven days and I know this place very well now. In the US so I've been to Leonard Wood, Pensacola, it's a navy base. This one's really big. I mean they're more concentrated on like I guess you would say MWR stuff because you know I guess we're overseas and there's not you know it's more trying to make it more American for like you know people who just got here and they're getting adjusted to new things so they got like water parks here and stuff like that. I want to go see. So I mean other bases don't have it because you know you just go outside the gate and you have all these other things you know. So this is Arby's which I've never tried before. Yeah. Smells just so good. It's huge. So many layers of ham. Mmmmm. It's spicy right? Mmmmm. And the steak sandwich. And we were surprised to find a popular American steak restaurant Texas Roadhouse there. All of our managers in this location they went to one of our branches in the US and they did a few months of training there. So a big part of our defore is our murals that we have on the wall. This one was special for camp Humphries. We also have our animals on the wall as well. So it makes you feel like you're in Texas. We actually have a few additional items here. A few extra burgers and sandwiches because we know that's something that's big with the soldiers. What kind of feedback do you receive from those service servers? That it feels like home. Which is yeah that's what we wanted. They feel like they're just going to their local Texas Roadhouse. We get a lot of people that come in and they're FaceTiming or Skyping their family who's at a Texas Roadhouse in the US. So they feel like they're having dinner with their family which is cool. The exchange is a huge shopping mall that offers a variety of local and international products to the military community. This is like a huge department store. Yes it is. It's a department store. We sell everything from clothing and shoes to camping, power zone, hardware, major appliances, outdoor living, everything. They don't have to go outside if they don't want to go outside because we try to have everything here. Only sofa authorized patrons can come and shop in here because it's considered a duty free facility. Actually you can't even come in without if you're not an authorized shopper. Oh. Except you. You guys can. I've been here about a year and a half so far. I love it. I absolutely love it. I mean of course you know being away from our family we do miss our family our kids you know I have two children that are still back in the States. However the good thing about Camp Humphries is that they do offer command sponsorship. So for those people that you know may feel like they want their family here with them that opportunity is afforded to them. The other good thing is that yes you know the installation is huge and we have about 90 new facilities that just opened up. So with those facilities it definitely gives you that impression that you are still back in the United States. It's welcoming to us being here. And next we had a relaxing time on a guided golf cartor on the vast green 18 hole riverbed golf course. So we're going to start over here as people play they're going to come through here this our snack bar area is right here as they make the turn going to number 10. So old number 10 this is the back nine as we saw in the map okay now we're going to go over to the front nine. All right here's our beautiful 48 stall driving range. There's a lot of nature here too we've got peasants, so herons, you can get away from base even though you're here it doesn't feel like you're on base. It's got real real short it's almost like carpet so if you feel it you know how it downs it is. So how did you like this place? Oh I felt like I'm back in the States again the stores, the restaurants. It's like I can't believe I'm still in Korea. Thanks for watching the video and we will come back with more interesting contents next time. Thank you for watching. Thank you.