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  • Seventh Air Force now on social media

    People looking for more information about 7th Air Force and its role in defending the Korean Peninsula now have two new places to look; Facebook and Twitter.Seventh Air Force is now using the two social media outlets to get the word out to local, U.S., and international audiences."Social media isn't

  • Exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian ends

    Exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian came to a close Aug. 30 following two weeks of training. Servicemembers from the U.S., Korea and seven United Nations sending states descended on the peninsula to participate in the exercise, one of the largest and most complex Joint Staff-directed command and control

  • U.S. Marines provide airpower to UFG

    When most people think of U.S. Marines, they tend to think of room clearing infantry men, but the Marines supporting exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian 2013 are contributing a different type of combat support, airpower.Marines of the III Marine Expeditionary Force and 1st Marine Aircraft Wing are

  • RED HORSE answers the call for Ulchi Freedom Guardian

    When Airmen, Sailors, Soldiers, and Marine augmentee from all over the world arrived on Osan Air Base, they found themselves living in a tent city that they would call home during the two-week Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise. Standing up a tent city is nothing new to the 254th RED HORSE Squadron

  • KASC provides vital combat readiness

    Every military member stationed in the Republic of Korea knows they need to be able to fight tonight.But, how can they maintain such a sharp edge of readiness without actually throwing lead downrange or putting bombs on target?That's where the staff of the Korean Air Simulation Center comes in. This

  • 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