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OSAN AIR BASE NEWS

  • Team Osan Spotlight: Staff Sgt. Ernest Opoku

    Name: SSgt Ernest A. OpokuUnit: 51 CESJob title: Pavement and Equipment OperatorJob description and its impact on the overall mission:  Leads military and civilian work teams to maintain and repair 75 miles roads, 140K sq yds of sidewalks, 2,102 acres of land, 30 miles of perimeter fencing and 1.5M

  • Team Osan Spotlight: Airman 1st Class Baylie Barrick

    Name: Baylie BarrickUnit:  607 Air Operations CenterJob title: Geospatial Intelligence/TargeteerJob description and its impact on the overall mission: A targeteer develops plans for aerial bombardments to maximize effect and limit the risk of civilian casualties in military conflict. We are part of

  • Team Osan begins 51 Days of Resiliency

    Team Osan kicked off their 51 Days of Resiliency campaign with a mandatory installation-wide formation followed by a fun run and family festivities April 10, 2015, at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea.The campaign, designed to encourage the honing of mental, social, spiritual and physical resilience,

  • Wrapping up command priorities

    This is the finale in a series of articles detailing the command priorities at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The pieces have explored the different ways in which Team Osan bands together to build fight tonight readiness, strengthen the base and team, grow leadership and professional, and drive

  • SECDEF visits, talks to Team Osan

    Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter visited Team Osan April 9, 2015, at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea.During the visit, Carter held a troop call in hangar 1732 where he briefly spoke about the importance of the United States' role in Asia before taking questions from the crowd and then coining,

  • Team Osan Spotlight: Yong-No Kim

    Name: Yong-No KimUnit: Osan Exchange(AAFES)Job title: Supervisor, ElectronicsJob description and its impact on the overall mission:  Mr. Kim supervises the electronics and furniture departments.  Within these departments, he is responsible for multiple tasks such as stocking and pricing of

  • Team Osan Spotlight: Senior Airman Miracle Loveland

    Name: Senior Airman Miracle LovelandUnit:  36th Fighter SquadronJob title: Intelligence Analyst, Squadron IntelligenceJob description and its impact on the overall mission: Equips 36th FS leaders & 50 F-16 pilots w/ timely/accurate intel during exercise/contingency op. Develops Korean Theater of

  • Team Osan Spotlight: Staff Sgt. Zachery Shoemaker

    Name: SSgt Zachery ShoemakerUnit:  51st Maintenance SquadronJob title: PMEL Quality Assurance EvaluatorJob description and its impact on the overall mission: Ensuring safe, accurate, traceable and reliable measurements for 5,349 items of Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment used by 99 work

  • Mustering Resiliency: 51 days of improvement

    The average working tour at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, lasts around 51 weeks. In 51 words, Col. Brook Leonard, 51st Fighter Wing commander, says:"We guard the freedom of 51 million people. We do this individually and collectively through three missions, being always ready to defend the base,

  • Drive innovative solutions: MDG completes aeromedical evacuation training

    This is the eighth in a series of articles relating to an overview of the 51st Fighter Wing priorities at Osan Air Base. The major role Team Osan plays in the Republic of Korea and the extent of its mission will be showcased this week in the way Team Osan's "drives innovative solutions." Next week