Former Camp Hialeah (U.S. Army)

Busan, Republic of Korea (KR)

The former site of the U.S. Army's Camp Hialeah, which was returned to Busan city on 27 January 2010, will be renovated into Busan Citizens' Park by 2015.

Former Camp Hialeah (U.S. Army)

Busan, Republic of Korea (KR)

The former site of the U.S. Army's Camp Hialeah, which was returned to Busan city on 27 January 2010, will be renovated into Busan Citizens' Park by 2015.

Military - Bases
Links: ko.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org
By: kaiken

Nearby:

Seven Luck Casino

Lotte Hotel Busan

F-86F

Busan Asiad Main Stadium

Busan Sajik Baseball Stadium

Korea Exchange

F-5E

Gwangalli Beach

United Nations Memorial Cemetery

Buildings in Busan

THE-W

Dredge Ship Reclaiming Land

Comments

Anonymous

@ 2017-10-09 23:48:30

I spent two tours of duty at Hialeah, late 50s and mid 60s. Lots of great memories. Loved Pusan as it was then.

Anonymous

@ 2023-12-19 18:30:48

I served in the US Army as a KATUSA(Korean Augmentation to US Army) 1965 - 1967, mainly stationed in Ccamp Hovey of US 7th Infantry Division in Korea.
I am 80 years old immigrant from Korea to Canada in 1977. It is interesting from time to time I bumped into the KATUSA Reservists in Calgary enjoying to talk about military experience with USFK.
Mr. Lee, Calgary Branch manager of Hana Bank(which is Korea owned) asked me if I could locate his English teacher who was stationed at Camp Hialeah in Busan. I will text him now asking to look for Judy's full name and any photos and which year she was there. Then I will get back to you again.

Thank you very much for your speedy reply!

"Hold Bayonet High!". It was slogan of US 7th Infantry Division.

Kilung Ahn, KATUSA RESERVIST in Calgary, Canada