Osan prepares for ORI

Air Commanders take Back-Seat Rides, put ROK-US Alliance Out Front

U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. Jeffrey A. Remington, commander Seventh Air Force, Air Forces Korea was given a back-seat ride onboard the Republic of Korea (ROK) "next-generation fighter" F-15K at Daegu Air Base today. "After my F-15K flight, my counterpart Lt. Gen. Oh, flew onboard our F-16 at Osan Air

Osan Airmen race for the finish line

Two Osan Airmen receive Articles 15

The military justice system is a commander's program designed to support good order and discipline in the unit and to ensure mission accomplishment. When commanders decide to impose nonjudical punishment, they can choose from a variety of punish¬ments. For enlisted members, that list includes

Team Osan civilian awarded Chaplain Corps' highest honor

The Spirit of the Four Chaplains Award is the highest distinction that anyone associated with the USAF Chaplain Corps can receive. Each year, this unique award is given to one who has given his life away in service to others. This year, we are pleased to announce that the USAF Chaplain Corps has

Stimulus package to aid Airmen

Improvements in dormitories, child development centers and energy conservation plans will come to fruition as the Air Force receives about $1.7 billion in Defense-related appropriations through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, military finance officials said. "The Air Force fully supports

News Briefs

News BriefsTraveling Table Tennis Show: Team Osan will have the chance to view the Preiss family's traveling table tennis show featuring Scott Priss and his son Austin Preiss from 7-8 p.m. April 6 in the fitness center here. Scott has appeared on The Best Damn Sports Show, ESPN, Regis and Kathy Lee,

AF mourns the loss of first CMSAF

Former Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Paul Wesley Airey died March 11 in Panama City, Fla. "Chief Airey was an Airman's Air¬man and one of the true pioneers for our service," said Gen. Norton Schwartz, Air Force Chief of Staff. "He was a warrior, an innovator, and a leader with vision well

Good situational awareness key to survival

February 20, 2003, 100 people perished and 200 were injured at the Station Nightclub in West Warwick, RI. This fire ranks as fourth deadliest nightclub fire in U.S. history, and the saddest part of the whole tragedy is that it could have been avoided if some very basic rules for fire prevention were

A garden of fun!