US Army 1st Signal Brigade conducts CBRN training in South Korea

Patrick Norén

23 Feb 2026

US Army / Pfc. Shin Haegyeom

US Army soldiers assigned to the 1st Signal Brigade conducted CBRN training at Mercury Field, Camp Humphreys, South Korea, on 20 February.

A gallery of images released by the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service showed the soldiers wearing protective suits and masks while performing physical training and CBRN drills to "enhance readiness and survivability in a contaminated environment".

The gallery of images can be viewed here.

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