[neverdem]

I would be surprised if this relocation was not accompanied by a reduction in the end-strengh of the US Army in Korea.

[11B3]

I'd relocate all of our forces out of Korea - to Taiwan. (Take that, China.)

[JohnBovenmyer]

Getting the US forces out of first strike artillery range from the North Koreans.

[Skwidd]

Hooray! Move the troops out of Korea and let the Norks and Sorks sort out their own differences!

When do we get to pull out of Japan and Europe?

[Happy2BMe]

45 miles south should be just a staging area to get the hell out of S. Korea permanently.

That $11 billion sure would be nice to spend on roads back here in the United States.

"CAMP CASEY, South Korea, November 21 (IslamOnline & News Agencies) - A second U.S. soldier stood trial Thursday, November 21, over the deaths of two South Korean school girls crushed by a military vehicle as anti-American activists and politicians expressed outrage over a U.S. acquittal of the first soldier.

“We demand the withdrawal of U.S. troops, who are murderers!”, the protesters shouted."

A protester holds a sign condemning the United States Forces Korea (USFK)

Bring The Legions Home - PULLOUT of South Korea NOW!

[CholeraJoe]

Say it ain't so. They're closing the Won-two-Won? The 121st Hospital in Seoul had been in operation since 1951. Many wounded from the 4077th MASH were sent there.

[metoooo]

why not move the 7000 back to the states...