403d Army Field Support Brigade

13/02/2026

https://www.dvidshub.net/audio/90403/mr-ezell-afn-okinawa-morning-show
Kelvin Ezell, Director, Logistics Readiness Center-Okinawa, recently appeared on the American Forces Network-Okinawa morning radio show to discuss LRC-Okinawa’s many missions and support to the community. To hear the full interview, click on the link above.

11/02/2026

The 403rd Army Field Support Brigade Command Team presented Lunar New Year gifts to Korean National employees at brigade headquarters on Camp Henry, South Korea, Feb. 10. COL Jason P. Book, Commander of the 403rd AFSB, expressed his appreciation to the Good Neighbor who provided the gifts and to the Local National employees for their dedication and devotion. The Powerhouse Team extends its wishes for prosperity and well-being to all members in the upcoming Year of the Red Horse.

11/02/2026

Did you know Okinawa, Japan, is also powered by the 403rd AFSB? Here's a quick look at LRC-Okinawa.

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10/02/2026

Attention Yongsan-Casey community. The Camp Hovey Central Issue Facility (CIF) is closed from 9-12 February 2026 for 100% inventory and to convert to Soldier Equipping and Asset Management (SEAM).

SEAM is the Army’s new platform for managing Organizational Clothing and Individual Equipment (OCIE), replacing the Installation Support Module-Central Issue Facility (ISM-CIF). SEAM streamlines equipment management, reduces waste, and provides Soldiers and leaders near-real-time asset visibility—including appointment scheduling, record viewing, and equipment requests/turn-ins.

BENEFITS INCLUDE
• Simplified OCIE Management: Streamlines ordering, turn-in, and exchange processes.
• Global Appointment Scheduling: Offers convenient, flexible appointments at any CIF worldwide.
• Automated Updates: Automatically adjusts OCIE requirements based on duty station and mission changes.
• Enhanced Visibility: Provides near-real-time reports and unit-level asset visibility for informed decision-making.

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

09/02/2026

Commanders and staff from the Army Mobilization Command and the 66th Infantry Division, Republic of Korea Army, conducted a Key Leader Engagement (KLE) at Army Prepositioned Stock-4, Camp Carroll, South Korea, Feb. 3. During the KLE, the commanding generals gained a deeper understanding of vehicle storage capabilities, equipment release and maintenance systems, facility management. This visit provided valuable insights for building their own integrated storage facility, which is scheduled to become operational in 2028. BG Kang Tae-goo, Commander, 66th I.D., remarked during an interview with Korean Forces Network, “We will promote cooperation between Korea and the United States to establish a customized integrated storage facility linked to the power-up of weapons systems so that the reserve force can become elite.”

06/02/2026

Logistics Readiness Center-Okinawa conducted a staff ride to the Former Japanese Navy Underground Headquarters in Tomigusuku City, Japan, Jan. 28. The tomb-like maze of tunnels that were dug out of solid rock with rudimentary hand tools and once ensconced more than 4,000 personnel during World War II. The visit provided an opportunity to reflect on the historical significance of the site and the sacrifices made during war. The experience fostered a deeper understanding of the region’s history and its impact on modern-day operations.

06/02/2026

LTG Gavin Lawrence, the Deputy Commanding General of the Army Materiel Command, conducted a visit from January 26-28, 2026, to key logistical sites in the Indo-Pacific, including the 403rd Army Field Support Brigade and its Northeast Asia Battalion in Camp Carroll, Korea, as well as the Sagami Depot and Yokohama North Dock in Japan. The purpose of the trip was to assess the high readiness of Army Prepositioned Stocks, oversee the integration of modernized equipment, and engage with the Soldiers and civilians who execute the mission. The visit confirmed an exceptional 98 percent readiness rate for equipment at AFSBn-NEA, highlighted the robust port and watercraft capabilities essential for regional distribution, and reinforced the strength of logistical partnerships with Korean and Japanese allies. Key recommendations included sustaining investment in the expert local national workforce and continuing joint exercises to ensure credible and rapid response capability in the theater.

03/02/2026