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Package about Airmen from Suwon and Osan visiting the largest orphanage in Suwon during the Chuseok holiday.

Package about members of Osan Air Base competing in a half-marathon through the streets of Osan.

On the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month Osan USO has Dine for a Dime where they serve the community home cooked meals for only 10 cents. This time they had help from a local Girls Scouts troop to serve up some home made red beans and rice and cornbread. If you’d like to volunteer you time and help out as well contact the Osan USO and let them know today.

Twice a month on Wednesday the Osan USO hosts Dine for a Dime where they serve up a home cooked meal for the local community. The success of this project relies on members of the community that volunteer their personal time to help out. During their most recent Dine for a Dime they served up home made chicken pot pie and plenty of desserts to go along with it. If you’d like to pitch in and help out contact the Osan USO today.

Each month the Osan USO holds an afternoon sugar rush with freshly baked goods.

The Osan fire department takes the fight beyond flames; and the Yokota fire department ignites goals.

The Osan AMC Terminal aims to please customers, and MC Perry students battle for homecoming.

In the aftermath of George Floyd's death at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, what may have begun as peaceful protests against racial injustice quickly turned violent, as riots and looting broke out throughout the city, then rapidly moved across the country. The military was not unaffected by this turmoil, as National Guard troops were called up to keep the peace, military leaders shared their perspectives on race, and the services march down the road of introspection. In this podcast, we discuss the Pentagon’s look at racial inequality in the military; on-base protests at Osan and Camp Humphreys in the USFK; the State Department’s struggle with diversity; the outgoing CMSAF’s hot take on racial injustice and the balanced commentary of the incoming CSAF; and the real numbers we’re dealing with related to racially-motivated killings in the U.S.

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