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Late Gen. Campbell considered his Korean name one of greatest honors: family
Late former 8th U.S. Army commander Charles Campbell (Korea Times file)
WASHINGTON (Yonhap) — Late former 8th U.S. Army commander Charles Campbell considered it one of his greatest honors that he was given a Korean name meaning defender of Korea while serving with the Asian ally, his family said Friday.
Campbell, who commanded the 8th Army from 2002 to 2006, died Feb. 8 of an illness at age 68.
“General Campbell often commented that one of his greatest honors was when the South Korea-U.S. Alliance Friendship Group gifted him with the name ‘Kim, Han-su,’” his family said in an obituary carried by the Shreveport Times and other local media.
“His Korean name means ‘the great defender and protector of Korean freedom and peace.’ General Campbell reserved a special place in his heart for the people of South Korea and especially General Paik Sun-yup, South Korea’s greatest hero of the Korean War,” the family said.
Paik, the South Korean Army’s first four-star general, provided Campbell “with guidance and counsel that was invaluable to him during his many commands in Korea,” the obituary said.
Campbell’s memorial service is scheduled for Feb. 22 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Shreveport.
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November 17, 2017 at 6:55 AM
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