Martin said, “It is fitting today that engineer recovery vehicle is the first of more than 390 tracked vehicles and 950 wheeled vehicles from our division, which will eventually call Camp Humphreys home. It’s fitting that the engineers lead the assault. Even in the earliest days of the Revolution, it’s been the engineers that led the breach and established a foothold so that the rest of our army could assemble together in one place, and that’s exactly what you’re seeing here. I couldn’t be prouder of the entire team, and I’d like to salute the government of the Republic of Korea, the U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys, all of the engineers and the proud workers that made this day a reality. So, without any further ado, I think we need to cut that ribbon and get that armored vehicle on the ground here so we can get about the business of bringing the entire division to Camp Humphreys. We are on the way; there is nothing that stop us. Second to none! Katchi kapshida.”