The lethal defoliant Agent Orange was kept also at Camp Market, a depot of the U.S. Forces Korea in Bupyeong, Incheon, during the late 1960s, according to U.S. veterans. On “koreanwar.org,” a website for the Korean War Project for USFK veterans, veteran Randy Watson in 2007 said “barrels of what I believe now to be Agent Orange” were kept at Ascom Depot, currently Camp Market.
Watson says he was stationed at Ascom Depot’s Company B, a supply and transport company, from 1968 to 1970.
“We shipped supplies all over Korea and the far east. We would also take supplies by convoy to the DMZ area and to southern Korea,” he recalled.
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