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OSAN AIR BASE NEWS

  • New Force Support Squadron to streamline base functions

    When it comes to people programs, community support and quality of life, beginning June 19 there will be one organization on base that will handle it all - the 51st Force Support Squadron. The new organization is the result of an ongoing Air Force-wide merger of mission support and services

  • Osan welcomes new MXG commander

    The 51st Maintenance Group welcomed a new commander during a change of command ceremony May 26 at building 732. Col. Stuart Lum, who was recently the executive officer to the commander of United States Forces Japan, replaced Col. Robert West who is taking the position of Directorate of Maintenance,

  • News Briefs

    If you would like to submit a Mustang Brief, email the 51st Fighter Wing Public Affairs office.  For more information, call 784-4044. News Briefs Finance seminar: The Airman and Family Readiness Center is sponsoring a "Who wants to be a Millionaire" seminar with Kelvin Boston on June 15th from 5

  • The Pacifi c Mobility Warriors Celebrate their one year anniversary

    The 515th AMOW here celebrates its one-year anniversary operating as Air Mobility Command's first overseas wing, which was activated June 5, 2008, to support AMC aircraft and crews with maintenance, aerial port, and command and control operations while transiting the Pacific. The wing is responsible

  • 101 Critical Days of Summer: Traffic Safety still important at Osan

    Ever see those pretty white speed signs on base? Ever wonder why it's flashing yourspeed back at you when you are driving? Well it's simple - you are violating the posted speed limit. Well you may wonder to yourself, why does it matter if I'm driving 5-10 miles over the speed limit, I'm going slow

  • Air Force officials revise fitness program

    The need for a "clear, understandable and simpler" fitness program will mean significant changes to the Air Force's current fitness program, said the service's top officer during a senior leadership conference held June 4 through 6 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Air Force Chief of Staff

  • South Korean President Visits Osan AB

    South Korean President Lee, Myung-Bak and members of his cabinet visited with Korean Military and U.S. military members, during a visit here June 6. Accompanying President Lee during his visit was the Korean Minister of National Defense, the Korean chief of the joint chiefs of staff, the Korean