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OSAN AIR BASE NEWS

  • Osan captains visit ROK counterparts

    Twelve Osan captains visited the Republic of Korea Air University here July 10 as part of a program designed to increase interaction with students attending the KAU Squadron Officer's Course. The captains provided a chance for their Korean counterparts to practice their presentation skills in a

  • Airman's Roll Call: Don't become a statistic

    Independence Day weekend is almost here and this week's Airman's Roll Call focuses on playing it safe while celebrating the nation's birthday this weekend. To ensure the weekend is safe for everyone and to prevent anyone from becoming a statistic, Airmen should make operational risk management a

  • 'Letter to Airmen' recommits to high standards

    In his first Letter to Airmen, the acting secretary of the Air Force focuses on how the Air Force will direct attention to the nuclear mission to overcome cultural, systemic and institutional challenges. "To begin restoring our inner confidence and credibility, I have directed the establishment of a

  • Air Force officials clarify uniform change announcements

    As the Air Force transitions from the legacy battle dress to the modern airman battle uniform, questions and concerns are bound to come up, said the head of Air Force uniform and recognition branch. "Anytime there is new information about uniforms for Airmen, we will get that out to the field as

  • Post Office named Best in Air Force

    What started with the Pony Express' 1,966-mile long delivery route between St. Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, Calif., has ended with Osan's Post Office being named "Best in the Air Force." Earning this honor holds special meaning for the 32 highly-skilled Airmen and civilians responsible for providing