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Camp Coiner
The major contracting location in Seoul is Yongsan Garrison. Major contracting offices in Seoul at Yongsan and the Far East District compound are located close to subway stations. Camp Coiner is tucked into a corner of Yongsan, the US military installation in Seoul. The Assistant Chief of Staff Acquisition Management is a staff office within both United States Forces Korea and Eighth United States Army. The Staff Principal also is Commander of the US Army Contracting Command and the Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting. The office is physically located on Camp Coiner in Yongsan in the annex of building 1130.

The 106th Med Det (VS) sponsors Overseas Deployment Training for USAR units, and deploys its PROFIS personnel annually. These personnel live in a field environment when deploying to Korea. ODT units deploy to Korea in conjunction with a major USFK exercise. Typically these individuals fly into Osan AFB or Seoul Kimpo International airport. The exercise Joint Reception Center provides transportation to Camp Coiner. These individuals usually spend one night in tent city during in-processing before being released to the 106th.

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