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  • Warrior, wingman, friend – Osan remembers fallen Airman

    Friends and wingmen of 303rd Intelligence Squadron Senior Airman Corey Stump packed the Osan Chapel to overflowing June 4 to remember a dedicated and talented linguist who consistently put his wingmen ahead of himself.Corey, born in Indianapolis Feb. 29, 1988, died of injuries sustained during a

  • Post Allowance for Korea restored

    The Post Allowance for U.S. Forces Korea civilian employees, set to zero by the Department of State May 4, has been restored to its previous rate of 20 percent, according to a letter from Army Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti dated June 2.The Post Allowance is a cost-of-living allowance intended to offset

  • Three-day Korean culture, language program opens to Team Osan

    Servicemembers stationed at Osan Air Base and their families had the opportunity to participate in a three-day Korean culture and language program for the first time at Pyongtaek University, May 14.The Head Start Program, funded by the government of Gyeonggi-do and taught by Pyongtaek University, is

  • Wolf 54 takes command of 8th Fighter Wing

    The 8th Fighter Wing conducted a change of change of command ceremony May 16, 2014 at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea. Col. S. Clinton Hinote, outgoing commander, relinquished command to Col. Kenneth Ekman, 8th Fighter Wing commander, in a ceremony presided by Lt. Gen. Jan-Marc Jouas, Republic of

  • Local orphanage visits Soldiers at Suwon

    Soldiers of 6th Battalion 52nd Air Defense Artillery welcomed roughly 70 children from the House of Dreams orphanage in Suwon to their battalion headquarters May 6 to celebrate their relationship that has blossomed over the past eight years."I think it's appropriate that we celebrate on this day,

  • International observers watch Max Thunder unfold

    Air attaches and international observers from five countries descended on Gwangju Air Base, Republic of Korea, April 23, to watch U.S. and Republic of Korea forces as they participate in Exercise Max Thunder.The air attaches from Colombia, Turkey and the U.S. joined with observers of the Neutral

  • 7th Air Force wraps up Max Thunder, Pacific Thunder exercises

    Two combined, joint exercises will come to a close this week with the final sortie of Exercise Max Thunder April 25.Exercise Max Thunder and Exercise Pacific Thunder, held at Gwangju and Osan Air Bases, respectively, brought together U.S. forces from every branch and units from the Republic of Korea