Camp Humphreys, la plus grande base militaire américaine en dehors du territoire national, est décrite comme une "petite ville" près de Séoul, à 110 km des positions nord-coréennes, avec des batteries de missiles Patriot et des infrastructures dédiées aux soldats.
Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, is the largest US military base outside the US, housing 41,000 personnel. The base highlights the US-South Korea alliance, now tested by transactional relations under President Trump, raising concerns in Seoul about troop reductions and broader US regional strategies.
South Korean and U.S. service members participated in a three-day workshop starting April 7 at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek to strengthen civilian-military coordination for disaster response on the Korean Peninsula. Hosted by the United States Indo-Pacific Command, the training covered civil-military and humanitarian assistance operations for natural disasters and complex emergencies, with participation from the U.N. World Food Programme and International Committee of the Red Cross.
