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OSAN AIR BASE NEWS

  • Beverly Midnight 10-02 at Osan

    Airmen of the 51st Fighter Wing are participating in Operational Readiness Exercise Beverly Midnight 10-02 this week. For highlights from around the wing, click here.

  • Airman Spotlight: Staff Sgt. Renea Brooks

    Unit: 51st Civil Engineer SquadronJob title: Operations Management craftsmanJob description and its impact on the overall mission: My job touches every aspect of the installation including the facilities, utilities, roads, and flight line; all CES work requests are called in and brought to my

  • Osan residents complete NEO exercise

    Osan Non-combatants processed through the annual Non-combatant Evacuation Operation exercise at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, Oct. 22. The two-day exercise tested the base's ability to process and evacuate non-combatant base personnel and dependants in the event of an emergency. To see the video

  • National Parks of Korea: Bukhansan

    Editor's Note: This is the second article in a series highlighting national parks in the ROK.On Columbus Day, Oct. 11, I visited Bukhansan National Park in northern Seoul, moving one small step closer to my goal of visiting all 20 National Parks of Korea.Or rather, one figurative step but several

  • Chief Roy issues call for action in latest 'Perspective'

    In his latest "Enlisted Perspective," the Air Force's top enlisted Airman wants everyone's help to stem the alarming increase in the number of suicides among the total force Airmen, active duty, guard, reserve and civilians. "We've had a drastic increase this year in the number of suicides among our

  • Max Thunder 10-02 concludes

    Max Thunder 10-02, a bilateral training exercise designed to demonstrate interoperability between U.S. and ROK military forces on the peninsula, concluded Oct. 22 at Kwangju AB, ROK.More than 600 U.S. and ROK Airmen and 37 aircraft deployed to Kwangju Oct. 15 to execute and sustain flight