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MSC-K Command Team, alongside the USAG Daegu Command Team and MSC-K’s subordinate battalion command teams, participated in the Korean War Fallen soldiers’ Remains Excavation Opening Ceremony

The U.S. Army Materiel Support Command – Korea (MSC-K) Command Team, alongside the USAG Daegu Command Team and MSC-K’s subordinate battalion command teams, participated in the Korean War Fallen soldiers’ Remains Excavation Opening Ceremony. The event was hosted by the Republic of Korea Ministry of National Defense and the 50th Infantry Division at the Dabudong War Memorial Museum near Camp Carroll on Oct. 2. Following a floral tribute honoring the sacrifices of fallen warriors, key attendees took part in a groundbreaking ceremony to officially launch the excavation project. MSC-K’s participation highlights the significance of this initiative and reaffirms our enduring commitment to honoring those who served and sacrificed. (U.S. Army photo by Ms. Pak, Chong Min, U.S. Army Materiel Support Command- Korea)

Date
2025-10-01
Photographer / author
U.S. Army photo by Chong Min Pak
Archive
Wikimedia Commons
Type
photograph
Original size
6,311 × 4,207 pixels

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"MSC-K Command Team, alongside the USAG Daegu Command Team and MSC-K’s subordinate battalion command teams, participated in the Korean War Fallen soldiers’ Remains Excavation Opening Ceremony" (2025-10-01). U.S. Army photo by Chong Min Pak, via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MSC-K_Command_Team,_alongside_the_USAG_Daegu_Command_Team_and_MSC-K%E2%80%99s_subordinate_battalion_command_teams,_participated_in_the_Korean_War_Fallen_soldiers%E2%80%99_Remains_Excavation_Opening_Ceremony_(9391154).jpg

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