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  • PJs keep lines of communication open

    One of the biggest challenges the Air Component Commander in the Republic of Korea faces is how to ensure seamless communication between forces who speak different languages.While the shared mission might be clearly understood, how to get there might not always be easy to translate. That's where the

  • Top AF leaders visit Team Osan

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody visited here Aug. 22 to 23 to discuss Air Force priorities and thank Airmen and families for their service and dedication.Throughout their visit, Welsh and Cody met with Airmen from across the base

  • Exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian breaks down barriers for vital mission

    Sometimes you have to repeat yourself. Sometimes you have to have to look for a translator. And sometimes you have to point to lines in a phrase book to get your point across, but when it comes to the mission of locating and rescuing downed U.S. and Korean pilots, you can't risk a

  • Ulchi Freedom Guardian 2013 kicks off

    U.S. military members from around the Pacific descended on bases throughout the Korean Peninsula to participate in Exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian 2013, which officially kicked off Monday morning.The annual alliance exercise tests the ability of Republic of Korean forces and their allies to work

  • Wolf Pack builds partnership in the sky

    Leadership from both the 8th Fighter Wing and Republic of Korea air force 38th Fighter Group took part in a friendship flight over Gunsan, ROK. The formation of four F-16s practiced aerial maneuvers and promoted teamwork.

  • USFK Updates Ration Limits

    United States Forces Korea updated the ration control program for service members and their families.This new change, effective Aug. 2, affects all members of the Wolf Pack.Those who shop at the Commissary will see their purchase limits increase while those who purchase beer will see their limits go