Western Pacific United States Forces (U.S. Army) Black Coffee Mug

The Western Pacific United States Forces (USARPAC) is a geographic combatant command of the United States Army responsible for planning and coordinating all U.S. ground-based military activities across the Asia-Pacific region, encompassing over 36 countries from India to the Aleutian Islands. Established in 1946, USARPAC plays a crucial role in ensuring regional stability, deterring aggression, and maintaining peace during humanitarian assistance and disaster response missions. The command's primary areas of focus include counterterrorism operations, theater security cooperation, joint and combined operations, and cybersecurity. Key installations for USARPAC are located on Oahu, Hawaii, home to the Pacific Command headquarters and the U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii. The command works closely with allies and partner nations in the region to enhance interoperability, build capacity, and strengthen regional security.