U.S. Army Deploy Abram Tanks in South Korea - Part Three

On July 17, 2024, Soldiers from 4th Battalion, 70th Armored Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division ("Old Ironsides), were notified they would leave Fort Bliss, Texas, for a no-notice deployment readiness exercise.
The no notice deployment alert called Operation Pacific Fortitude will test the "Old Ironsides" ability to rapidly deploy personnel successfully to South Korea, conduct training and redeploy back to their home station.
This video, "Tanks Deploy in South Korea" Part Three of a series of three, follows the next 6 days of deployments from Fort Bliss and the Deployment of heavy armour from Camp Carroll, South Korea, such as M1A2 SEPv2 Abrams main battle tanks and Bradley M2A3 Infantry Fighting vehicles and support vehicle deployments across the Republic of Korea (ROK)
These videos show the scale of complexity and organisational demands as the soldiers prepare to rapidly deploy to South Korea at short notice.
Part One, "U.S. Army Deployment Alert" • U.S. Army given No Not...
Part Two, "On Their Way" • U.S. Army Fort Bliss b...
Part Three, "Tanks deploy in South Korea" • U.S. Army Deploy Abram...
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