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403rd Army Field Support Brigade Personality Spotlight: Ms. Pak, Hye Yong – LRC-North

Ms. Pak, Hye Yong began her career with the U.S. Army in February 2014 at LRC-North. She started as a Supply Technician and has served as the Quartermaster Laundry (QML) Manager at Yongsan since April 2022.

In her current role, she oversees overall QML operations, staff management, and budget execution. She has made significant contributions by improving the employees' working environment and successfully securing $1.25 million in funding for the replacement of aging laundry equipment.

Ms. Pak values strong teamwork and camaraderie among her more than 40 colleagues, and she enjoys spending her leisure time taking walks and watching movies with her family. (Photo Credit: Hyungbin Ju) View original

What is your hometown?

I was born in Seoul and spent my childhood there. I then spent my youth in Paju, Gyeonggi Province.

When did you start working for the U.S. Army?

I began working for the U.S. Army in February 2014.

What positions have you held so far?

My main career has been with Logistics Readiness Center-North from the beginning until now. I started as an Installation Property Book Office supply technician, then worked as a supply technician in the Food Services Branch for six years. I am currently working as the manager of the Quartermaster Laundry.

Could you explain your current position and duties?

I am currently serving as the QML manager (LRC-North, Army Field Support Battalion-Korea, 403rd Army Field Support Brigade, at Yongsan Garrison. My primary responsibilities include overall planning and execution of QML operations, improving operational efficiency, administrative management of all QML staff, and conducting financial analysis and management to ensure the smooth supply of essential laundry equipment and supplies.

How long have you been in your current position?

I have been in my current position as QML Manager since April 2022, which is approximately four years and seven months.

What other duties are you responsible for?

I am also participating in various projects and meetings related to the new QML facility construction relocation from Yongsan to Camp Humphreys, scheduled for 2028. I monitor key issues and progress, and report on them to ensure a smooth transition.

Could you share any notable achievements or accomplishments in your current role?

When I first started working at QML, I determined that the working environment for our dedicated employees was quite poor. Within the allowed scope, I continuously worked to improve the work environment. As a result, I was able to reduce employee fatigue, increase work efficiency, and establish QML as a good place to work while building a solid foundation for mission accomplishment. In recent years (2025-2026), through close coordination with LRC-North and AFSBn-Korea leadership, we successfully obtained Logistics Cost Sharing funding approval worth approximately $1.25 million to replace outdated laundry equipment. We are currently in the process of finalizing the details. This upgrade is expected to significantly improve the quality of customer support.

What do you like most about your current workplace?

I believe it is the strong camaraderie and teamwork among my colleagues. Working together with over 40 employees, feeling a sense of unity and camaraderie, and achieving positive results together is a great source of pride for our QML team.

What do you like to do in your free time?

When I have free time, I enjoy taking light walks with my family, sharing our daily lives, and watching movies together. I also like listening to music while drinking coffee.

Do you have a special skill or talent you would like to share (what is something people might not know about you)?

I don't think I have any special skills or talents worth mentioning. However, I tend to focus very hard and analyze things deeply when working on tasks or hobbies. Although this trait can sometimes seem boring or overly serious, I believe it has played a very meaningful role throughout my life.

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