Military Acceptance Letter

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Greetings SGT (P) Adex,

Thank you for taking time to contact me and for assuming the role as my sponsor!

I’m e-mailing you to touch basis and to create an open line of communication between you and I, prior to my arrival, and to acquire insight as to what my duties and responsibilities will consist of, once I am boots on ground.

However, I’m confused, as to where I will be stationed in Korea. I say this because my PCS orders are assigning me to Camp Walker, and the email you sent via the actnow.army.mil website says Camp Humphrey’s. How can I go about obtaining clarity of where I will be assigned?

Lastly, I have a few additional questions. What are the rules, regulations and limitations of Camp Humphrey’s? What are living arrangements

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