United States Eighth Army

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The United States Eighth Army is a field army of the U.S. Army best known for its major combat role in the Korean War and its longstanding presence as a key component of American forces in East Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf field army
formation of the United States Army
abbreviation EUSA
alliedWith Republic of Korea Army
United Nations Command
branch U.S. Army
linked to: United States Army
commandStructure U.S. Army Pacific (USARPAC)
linked to: U.S. Army Pacific
componentOf United Nations Command (Korea) ground forces
United States Forces Korea
cooperatesWith Combined Forces Command
ROK-U.S. Combined Division
country United States of America
engagedIn Korean War
Occupation of Japan
Pacific War
World War II
post-Armistice defense of South Korea
garrison Camp Humphreys
garrisonCountry Republic of Korea
linked to: South Korea
headquartersFunction war-fighting headquarters for ground operations in Korea
historicalRole conducted fighting withdrawal in winter 1950–1951
led UN ground forces in early Korean War campaigns
participated in advance to the Yalu River
participated in defense of Pusan Perimeter
stabilized front near 38th parallel
maintains combined training exercises with Republic of Korea forces
nickname Eighth Army
notableFor combat operations in the Korean War
long-term presence in East Asia
partOf United States Army
peacetimeFunction administrative control of U.S. Army units in Korea
theater army for the Korean Peninsula
primaryMission defense of the Republic of Korea
deterrence of aggression on the Korean Peninsula
region Asia-Pacific
Northeast Asia
linked to: East Asia
responsibility ground component of United States Forces Korea
training and readiness of U.S. Army forces in Korea
role field army headquarters
strategicImportance deterrent against North Korean aggression
key element of U.S. forward presence in East Asia
subordinateTo United States Army Pacific
linked to: U.S. Army Pacific

United States Indo-Pacific Command (operationally via USARPAC)
theater East Asia
Korean Peninsula
type operational-level headquarters

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Battle of Pork Chop Hill commandersSide United States Eighth Army
Maxwell D. Taylor servedIn Eighth United States Army
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Battle of Pusan Perimeter involvedForce U.S. Eighth Army
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Matthew Ridgway commanded Eighth United States Army
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Mark W. Clark notableCommand Eighth United States Army in Korea
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Battle of Mindanao (1945) militaryUnitInvolved Eighth United States Army
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United States Forces Korea componentCommand Eighth United States Army
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XIII Corps subordinateTo Eighth Army
subject linked to: 13th Corps
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Mark W. Clark notableCommand Eighth United States Army in Korea
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XXX Corps subordinateTo Eighth Army
subject linked to: 30th Corps
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Camp Humphreys garrison Eighth United States Army
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United States 2nd Infantry Division higherCommand Eighth United States Army
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United States Eighth Army nickname Eighth Army
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Walton H. Walker commanded Eighth United States Army
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Chinese People's Volunteer Army 9th Army Group opponent United States Eighth Army
United States X Corps subordinateTo Eighth United States Army
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United States X Corps associatedWith Eighth United States Army in Korea
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Commander, Eighth United States Army partOf Eighth United States Army
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Commander, Eighth United States Army hasAbbreviation CG, Eighth Army
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Operation VICTOR V commandStructure Eighth United States Army
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United States Army Forces in Korea hasPart Eighth United States Army
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Yongsan Garrison usedBy Eighth United States Army
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Yongsan Garrison hostedUnit Eighth United States Army headquarters
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Commander, United States Forces Korea oversees U.S. Eighth Army
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501st Military Intelligence Brigade partOf Eighth United States Army
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USAG Humphreys garrisonFor Eighth United States Army
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Japanese Fourteenth Area Army opponent United States Eighth Army
Indianhead Division partOf Eighth United States Army
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2nd Infantry Division partOf Eighth United States Army
subject linked to: 2ID
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Indianhead shoulder sleeve insignia associatedWith Eighth United States Army in Korea
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2nd Infantry Division partOf Eighth United States Army
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2nd Infantry Division higherCommand Eighth United States Army
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Wesley Merritt notableCommanderOf U.S. Eighth Army Corps
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EUSA fullName Eighth United States Army
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EUSA abbreviationOf Eighth United States Army
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ROK-U.S. Combined Division partOf Eighth United States Army
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ROK-U.S. Combined Division operationalControl Eighth United States Army
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X Corps subordinateTo Eighth United States Army
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Chinese First Phase Offensive militaryUnit U.S. Eighth Army
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Korean War U.S. Army infantry veterans servedUnder Eighth United States Army
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First Battle of Naktong Bulge opponent U.S. Eighth Army
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