camp carroll

This edition features stories on celebrating the 50th anniversary of Camp Carroll, Korea and Command Sgt. Maj. David Abbott ending his two-year assignment as U.S. Army Garrison Daegu command sergeant major. Hosted by Army Sgt. Fawn Mann.

This edition features a story on how Part of being a good neighbor is respecting the environment of the host nation. KATUSA Cpl. Park Ju In is at Camp Carroll, where a slightly neglected area has undergone an amazing transformation. Sound bite include Tom Kunneke Natural Resource Project Manager.

This edition features stories on Soldiers and family members getting the opportunity to see Olympic level athletes compete at the Daegu World Cup stadium and U.S. Army Material Support Command Korea is hosting Night Rail Load Operations Training to help transportation units at Camp Carroll understand the demands of 24 hour operations. Sound bites include Daniel Wyche and Richard Patton. Hosted by Sgt. Fawn Mann.

This edition features a story on an important signal tower on top of a mountain near Camp Carroll that the 36th Signal Battalion Soldiers have a responsibility to retrieve if it is ever taken over by the enemy. Sound bites include Staff Sgt. Alex Saenz and Lt. Col. Mark Rosenstein. Hosted by Sgt. Fawn Mann.

This edition features a story on Korean middle school students visiting the Camp Carroll wetlands preserve to tour the wetlands preservation project.

This edition features a story about how 8th Army Command Sgt. Maj.'s visit Camp Carroll for a luncheon with soldiers to answer questions and help raise soldiers morale.

Daegu's youth ballet team Tiny Tutu recently held a ballet recital at Camp Carroll. The ballerinas have been attending a ballet class at the community center supported by CYSS, Instructor Michelle Davis and her students prepared this recital to show off their talent and effort. The event gave audiences a great opportunity to witness the possibilities and dreams among children.

In the beginning of the Korean War, there were many hard fought battles and lives lost across the many mountains of the Korean peninsula. Army Staff Sergeant Jacob Braman joins Soldiers who seek proper respect for their fallen brothers-in-arms on the battlefield. Includes sound bites from Capt. Jung, Jung-Moon, 50th Infantry Division Company Commander; 1st Lt. Johnnie Hickson, 6th Ordnance Battalion Executive Officer; Cpl. Moon, Soon-Wan, 50th Infantry Division and Pfc. Jacob McDonald, 6th Ordnance Battalion. Also available in high definition.