EUSA

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EUSA is the commonly used abbreviation for the United States Eighth Army, a major U.S. Army field formation best known for its operations in the Pacific and Korean War.

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EUSA canonical 2

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instanceOf United States Army formation
field army
field army
abbreviatedAs EUSA
abbreviationOf Eighth United States Army
alliance ROK–US Combined Forces Command
United Nations Command
areaOfResponsibility Korean Peninsula
branch United States Army
conflict Cold War
Global War on Terrorism
Korean DMZ conflict
Korean War
World War II
country United States of America
formedFor Pacific Theater operations
formedIn 1944
fullName Eighth United States Army
garrison Camp Humphreys
garrisonCountry South Korea
headquartersLocation Pyeongtaek, South Korea
historicalCommander General James Van Fleet
linked to: James A. Van Fleet

General Matthew B. Ridgway
linked to: Matthew Ridgway

General Walton H. Walker
Lieutenant General Robert L. Eichelberger
includesUnitType armored units
artillery units
infantry divisions
support brigades
nickname Eighth Army
notableOperation Battle of Luzon
Chinese Spring Offensive 1951
Inchon landing follow-on operations
linked to: Inchon Landing

Korean War defensive operations 1950
Okinawa campaign
linked to: Battle of Okinawa

Philippines campaign (1944–1945)
Pusan Perimeter
UN advance to the Yalu River
partOf United States Army Pacific
linked to: U.S. Army Pacific
peacetimeMission deterrence on the Korean Peninsula
readiness for major combat operations
responsibility defense of South Korea
role operational-level ground combat command
theater army headquarters
service United States Armed Forces
subordinateTo United States Army Pacific
linked to: U.S. Army Pacific
theater Korean Peninsula
Pacific Theater

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Eighth United States Army abbreviatedAs EUSA
subject linked to: EUSA