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A guy I know, Jim, was stationed at Osan, Korea, a few years back and told this story. He was living in the dorms and was leaving to go get something to eat. He had noticed that a guy down the hall had been looking down, so he decided to invite him to go with him. The guy declined the offer so Jim went on alone but brought him back something to eat. The guy invited him in, and they ate their dinner together in the dorm room. Jim never really became friends with the guy but would talk occasionally and say hi.

***image1***1st Sgt. Scott C. Lubag, 30th Medical Brigade’s 226th Medical Logistics Battalion Headquarters, Headquarters Company’s first sergeant, greets his wife, Sharon, at the 226th MLB’s homecoming ceremony at the 415th Base Support Battalion’s Miesau Fitness Center and Gymnasium Saturday. More than 160 226th MLB Soldiers were deployed for one year […]

Beginning today, beneficiaries who call Landstuhl Regional Medical Center won

Drivers exiting Pulaski Barracks soon will no longer have to zigzag their way out through the Vogelweh Commissary parking lot.

Senior Airman Nicholas Semonelle, 435th Logistics Readiness Squadron traffic management journeyman, received the highest non-combat medal in the Air Force from Brig. Gen. Rosanne Bailey, 435th Air Base Wing and KMC commander, at a commander

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I heard a rumor that the base is getting rid of dual language signs, to include speed limit signs. Since base housing maintenance is contracted out, it seems that the absence of dual language speed limit signs in those and other areas where children might be present would invite an accident. As I said, I had heard this rumor but I don