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A recent run and ruck march at Osan Air Base south of Seoul honored four chaplains who gave their lives rescuing people caught in one of the worst sea disasters of World War II.

Every month at Osan Air Base, security forces airmen spend 10 days honing the combat skills they need to fend off an attack on the installation located south of Seoul.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been reported to have closely scrutinized images taken by the country's first spy satellite, capturing detailed photographs of key locations, including American military facilities and the USS Carl Vinson nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gtc8VI9drdU The satellite, known as Malligyong-1, was launched on a Chollima-1 rocket from a site in…

A U.S. Air Force F-16C fighter crashed in a field in northwestern South Korea last year after the jet partially lost power, an investigation found.

The South Korean city of Suwon is a beautiful mix of modernization and history, symbolized by Suwon Hwaseong Fortress and the imposing wall that surrounds it.

So which country is more important to U.S. national security interests, Taiwan or South Korea? The truth is they both are. The United States must be able to support the defense of both.

The Air Force has changed the name of its Key Spouse Program to embrace more participants and reflect the changing nature of military families.

In South Korea, President Biden announced Hyundai will invest more than $10 billion towards electric vehicles in the United States.

An official at the Korea Immigration Service is under investigation for his alleged involvement in the forced repatriation of Uzbek students studying at Hanshin University that occurred last November, according to police, Friday.