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“Reverse parades” provide an opportunity for the community to recognize and congratulate their own especially when strict coronavirus mitigation measures preclude large gatherings. → Read More
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with airmen at Osan Air Base before heading to India. → Read More
Eight people tested positive for the coronavirus since Friday at Yokosuka Naval Base, home of the 7th Fleet south of Tokyo. → Read More
A U.S. service member who allegedly sprayed two South Korean men with a fire extinguisher Sunday faces a charge of “special violence," according to South Korean police. → Read More
A warehouse complex at Osan Air Base will handle cargo for the Defense Department and other service branches. → Read More
One family affiliated with U.S. Forces Korea actually won two $10,000 shopping sprees. → Read More
Nearly 250 abandoned bicycles were up for grabs during a giveaway at Camp Humphreys. → Read More
Hopes of exploring their surroundings were quashed for service members and their families when U.S. Forces Korea re-imposed travel restrictions following a fresh outbreak of coronavirus in South Korea. → Read More
Five service members and three dependents arrived at Osan Air Base on government-chartered flights from the United States on July 14, 19, 20 and 22, according to a release. → Read More
An unidentified airman was found unresponsive in their dormitory room at approximately 8:50 a.m. Monday and pronounced dead 20 minutes later. → Read More
More than 150 Americans were killed or went missing in the fighting on July 5, 1950, known as the Battle of Osan. But the unit accomplished its mission to help delay the North Korean advance while U.S. reinforcements arrived. → Read More
Officials at Osan Air Base were investigating possible coronavirus cases on Wednesday, calling on people to take safety precautions and limit movement on the U.S. installation south of Seoul. → Read More
The remains of six service members who fought and died under the United Nations Command during the Korean War left South Korea for Hawaii following a repatriation ceremony Friday at Osan Air Base. → Read More
Nearly 1,000 people turned out for a celebration that aimed to raise awareness about the day the Union Army arrived in Galveston, Texas, to tell African Americans slaves they had been freed. → Read More
After months of online classes, seniors at DODEA schools in South Korea graduated together. → Read More
The commander of U.S. Forces Korea called on his troops to “take pride in our service and our dedication to duty” during a Memorial Day service near command headquarters that was livestreamed on social media. → Read More
U.S. Forces Korea announced Monday it was lowering its health alert level from Health Protection Condition Charlie to Bravo beginning at 6 a.m. Wednesday for most bases in South Korea. → Read More
The commander of an Air Force logistics readiness squadron in South Korea was relieved of command Tuesday, according to a statement from the 51st Fighter Wing. → Read More
After nearly three weeks without a regular trim or daily workout, Camp Humphreys soldiers lined up outside base barber shops and with their families hit the gyms that reopened over the weekend. → Read More
Students at some Defense Department schools in South Korea face another week, at least, of online instruction as concern over spread of COVID-19 has temporarily closed eight schools there. → Read More