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Work resumes at Camp Humphreys
Now that the protesters are gone the work can resume to expand Camp Humphreys and prepare for the exodus out of Seoul. The plan is still to make Camp Humphreys the largest installation in South Korea by 2008. We will see about that!
What is amazing is the $5 billion that will be spent! Quote:
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Re: Work resumes at Camp Humphreys
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Does the 5 billion include the fill dirt to fill in all the rice fields? That would be where alot of the money goes.
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