the camp is mainly used to produce and supply all bread and pastry products to other u.s. army installations in the country. it also houses 34 warehouse units for storing the products produced at the camp. it is currently in limited use; most operations either ceased or were moved to other active camps. its gates are permanently closed and a specific gate for supply trucks is designated, it is barricaded and shut with a metal gate when not in access with external suppliers. the camp is closing down, and only a small number of security guards are seen at the post. the camp has increased concerns of residents of bupyeong due to soil contamination. when a us army installation closes down, the south korean government has to spend millions of dollars to decontaminate the soil to minimize concerns to people living near the post.