Subordinate Units
- 501st Special Troops Battalion
- Headquarters & Headquarters Company (Camp Carroll)
- 194th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (Formerly the 194th Maintenance Battalion)
- Headquarters & Headquarters Company (Camp Humphreys)
- 46th Transportation Company Camp Stanley
- 61st Maintenance Company (Camp Stanley)
- 348th Quartermaster Company (Camp Humphreys)
- 520th Maintenance Company (Camp Humphreys)
- 498th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion (Formerly the 227th Maintenance Battalion)
- Headquarters & Headquarters Company (Camp Carroll)
- 551st Inland Cargo Transport Company (Camp Carroll)
- 595th Maintenance Company (K-16/Seoul Airbase)
- 94th Military Police Battalion, Camp Carroll,
- 188th Military Police Company (Camp Carroll, Walker, Henry)
- 557th Military Police Company (Camp Humphreys, Long, Eagle)
- 55th Military Police Company (Camp Casey)
- 142nd Military Police Company (USAG Yongsan)
- 249th Military Police Detachment (Camp Humphreys)
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