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USAG Camp Henry Court Martial Defense
At Bilecki Law Group, We believe every service member has earned their right to an aggressive defense on their day in court. We specialize in taking the fight to the prosecution and winning cases that others said were unwinnable.
Camp Henry History And Court-Martial Activity
Camp Henry is a U.S. Army installation located some two hundred miles to the south of Seoul in Daegu City. The facility plays an administrative and support role for the surrounding U.S. Army camps in the area. It is also the headquarters of USAG Daegu, the garrison that oversees the four major military installations in and around Daegu City.
Hundreds of U.S. service members proudly represent American interests here at Camp Henry. Most will serve out their time and return to their family and friends back home without drama. Others, whether due to a simple mistake, a moment of weakness or simply because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, will have their future and their freedoms thrown into doubt by a U.S. court-martial.
- Your military career will be put at serious risk. Even if you manage to avoid a bad-conduct or dishonorable discharge, your crimes will almost certainly be published on your permanent record, all but ending your upward mobility in the military.
- Should you be convicted, your G.I. Benefits, healthcare, and pension will be taken from you. Over the course of your life, this could be tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in benefits—gone in the blink of an eye.
- A dishonorable discharge and the loss of your benefits may be the least of your worries. Years if not decades in prison is common sentencing for many crimes under the UCMJ. Fines could leave you in terminal debt. You could be placed on a sex offender list for the rest of your life.
Camp Henry History and Court-Martial Activity
The site of Camp Henry has served as a military base for almost 100 years. Its original facilities were built by the Imperial Japanese Army in 1921 and were later acquired by the Republic of Korea at the end of World War II. American forces established a foothold here in 1950 during the Korean War.
After the Korean War, the camp was renamed to Camp Henry in honor of Frederick Henry, a Medal of Honor recipient who fought in the Korean War.
Today, Camp Henry is home to USAG Daegu, as well as the 19th Sustainment Command and 403rd Army Field Support Brigade—Korea.
Camp Red Cloud, along with Camps Casey, Stanley, Hovey and others, are jointly referred to as Area I by U.S. Military serving in the region.
Fast Facts:
- Established: 1921 (Japanese Imperial Army) 1950
- Location: Daegu, South Korea
- Garrison: USAG Daegu, 19th Support Command, 403rd Army Field Support Brigade—Korea
Court-Martial Activity: Camp Henry, like many other military hubs in the region, has been the target of various sting operations and government crackdowns over the last decade. The government’s so-called wars against sexual assault and drugs have led to an uptick in related courts-martial. Fraud charges and violent crimes are also somewhat common throughout Camp Henry and South Korea in general.
What UCMJ Charges Can I Fight And Win?
Bilecki Law Group has proudly served the men and women of USAG Daegu and those service members stationed at Camp Henry for many years. We believe that every service member—regardless of the offense committed or the truth of the accusations—deserves a fighting chance in court. There are many reasons why the men and women at Camp Henry trust Bilecki Law Group to represent them in court. Here’s how we stand up for you:
- UCMJ Article 120 or Article 134 (Sex offenses) – We tackle challenging cases from sexual assault to indecent exposure, fighting against a culture of conviction without evidence, protecting careers and reputations of those unjustly accused.
- UCMJ Article 121 (Fraud and Larceny) – From BAH fraud to wrongful appropriation, we understand the nuances that lead to financial misconduct charges and provide a robust defense against oversimplified prosecutorial narratives.
- UCMJ Article 128 (Assault and Violent Crime) – Recognizing the reality of conflicts that escalate into charges, we defend against accusations from simple brawls to more severe confrontations, ensuring a single moment doesn’t define your future.
- UCMJ Article 112a (Drug Crimes) – In a country where drug prevalence mirrors that of the U.S., we defend service members caught in drug-related charges, often stemming from being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people.
- Punitive Articles of the UCMJ 77-134 (Military Specific Offenses) – Facing minor infractions can lead to major consequences on foreign soil; we challenge disproportionate penalties for actions that would be minor stateside.
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Timothy James Bilecki
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- Tampa, FL 33602
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FAQs About Military Court Martial Defense In South Korea
Camp Henry and USAG Daegu are under constant threat from regional sting operations. Sexual assault, drug possession, use and BAH fraud are some of the most common criminal accusations here.
Absolutely. Bilecki Law Group has served countless Soldiers stationed in South Korea (see South Korea court-martial defense), and we’re ready to move at a moment’s notice to represent our clients in the country. We know the area, have no problems getting from Incheon Airport down to Deagu and won’t need to be babysat once we arrive.
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