Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Volume 3, Issue 3
P UBLISHED F OR T HOSE S ERVING IN THE R EPUBLIC OF K OREA
Oct. 22, 2004
NEO practices emergency procedures leadership and management style, and locations, with the center of gravity
to discuss future challenges and what being here in the Camp Humphreys area
USFK Public Affairs Office involves Army, Air Force, Navy and our focus ought to be,” said Johnson, and Area III. We’ve got to have the right
Marine Corps servicemembers who commanded the Gulf Region space, construction and programs in
YONGSAN — U.S. Forces Korea is stationed on the peninsula. Division of the U.S. Army Corps of place to support unit and family
conducting a semiannual noncombatant “The goal of this Courageous Engineers and was U.S. Deputy to the readiness and the quality of life.”
evacuation operations exercise through Channel is to process 100 percent of Program Management Office of the Johnson said the Installation
Saturday. our Department of Defense-affiliated Coalition Provisional Authority in Management Agency can make “a huge
Courageous Channel is a regularly noncombatant community. The key to Baghdad before taking command of contribution” by synchronizing
scheduled exercise and is unrelated to making that goal is ensuring people Washington, D.C.-based agency. “I’ve infrastructure and base support
any current or specific events. The know about it and take the time to worked in this theater before and am initiatives with U.S. Forces Korea
three-day exercise started Thursday. process through one of our evacuation familiar with the special conditions for Commander Gen. Leon LaPorte’s goal
This exercise tests the command's control centers,” said Maj. Titus our Soldiers, civilians and family to create more command-sponsored
NEO plans and procedures for a short- Brown, USFK noncombatant members here in Korea,” said Johnson, positions in the Republic of Korea.
notice evacuation from the Republic of who once commanded the Army Corps
Korea. The joint training exercise See NEO on Page 3 of Engineers Pacific Ocean Division. See Director on Page 4
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NEWS & NOTES More troops depart for Southwest Asia
The military police platoons have specific skills that are
Korea America Friendship Military Police to support needed to support Operation Iraqi Freedom and they will
Society concert
A Korea America Friendship Society concert will
Operation Iraqi Freedom conduct essential security operations as military forces
reset their overall rotation schedule.
be held at the Seoul American High School “You have a reputation of being the best trained brigade
Auditorium 7 p.m., Oct.29 . The concert is open to USFK Public Affairs Office and battalion in our regiment,” said 8th Military Police
the public. For more information, call 738-5212. Brigade Command Sgt. Maj. Tommie Hollins. “That says
YONGSAN — Two platoons of military police Soldiers a lot. That means a lot. Last week a got an e-mail from the
departed Osan Air Base Wednesday enroute to Southwest 16th MP Brigade sergeant major and he said ‘I am very,
Marine Corps Birthday Asia to provide temporary support to Operation Iraqi very happy that we have part of the Watchdog Brigade
The U.S. Marine Corps will celebrate its 229th year Freedom. coming over.’”
of existence with a birthday ball Nov. 10 at the The 70 728th Military Police Battalion Soldiers participated Hollins added, “Take care of each other and trust in
Grand Hyatt Hotel Ballroom in Seoul. Tickets are in an intensive preparation period for the redeployment, your leadership. The leadership will take you there and
$60 or 75,000 won. A cocktail reception will start focusing on revalidating their Army skills as well as they will bring you back.”
6 p.m., ceremony 7 p.m. and dinner 7:30 p.m. completing theater-specific training mandated by the U.S. The 8th Military Police Brigade, with its headquarters
This is a black tie or military equivalent event. Call Central Command. at Yongsan Army Garrison, conducts a wartime mission
723-7053 for information on purchasing tickets. “I don’t know of an MP unit more capable of assuming a of area security; law and order; enemy prisoner of war;
combat mission on short notice,” said Col. Falkner Heard and battlefield circulation control operations throughout
Post Offices Updates III, 8th MP Brigade commander, Wednesday during the unit’s the theater.
Post offices will remain open on U.S. Forces Daegu departure ceremony. “These are the most dedicated, The 728th Military Police Battalion at Camp Henry
Korea training holidays. Officials said for your mailing technically and tactically proficient Soldiers in the MP Corps.” commands and controls all combat support military police
convenience, Army Post Offices will be open Nov. This is the second time this year Soldiers assigned to Korea from Camp Humphreys to Camp Hialeah.
12 and 26. Contact your local post office for hours have redeployed off the peninsula in support of Operation The deploying Soldiers are from the 57nd and 552nd
of operation. Iraqi Freedom. Officials said this is not the start of a trend. Companies of the 728th MP Battalion.
The deadline for holiday mailing for first-class
letters and cards sent to the United States is Dec.
11. For packages, officials recommend mailing
before Dec. 4.
The deadline for holiday mailing for first-class
letters and cards sent to Army Post Offices in Europe
is Dec. 4. For packages, officials recommend mailing
before Nov. 27.
For more information, visit your local post office.
Courts-Martial
United States v.
Sgt. 1st Class Francis Delgrosso
A military judge at a special court-martial tried a Soldier
from American Forces Network-Korea Oct. 5. Pursuant
to his pleas, the judge found the Soldier guilty of:
Stealing more than $9,500 from the U.S.
government for Basic Allowance for Housing fraud.
Providing false statements on the authorization
to start, stop or change, Department of the Army
Form 5960, regarding where his dependents actually
resided, in an effort to receive a higher BAH rate.
Providing false statements on his travel voucher.
The military judge sentenced Delgrosso to be confined
for five months and to be reduced to E-5. Delgrosso
PHOTO GALEN PUTNAM
had served more than 19 years in the Army. BY
2nd Lt. Megan Pascoe, 728th Military Police Battalion, salutes Tuesday during a departure ceremony at Camp Walker’s Kelly Field. The military
police departed Korea Wednesday for Southwest Asia to support Operation Iraqi Freedom
United States vv..
Staff Sgt. Annette Edwards
A military judge at a general court-martial tried a
Soldier from Headquarters and Headquarters Company,
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evacuation operations deputy chief. 1st Class Richard Reed, Area II NEO coordinator.
8th Personnel Command Oct. 6. Pursuant to her pleas,
Brown said one of the keys to a high turnout is to make “The participation of noncombatants is the most important
the judge found her guilty of: sure word gets out, particularly because personnel turnover aspect of any NEO training,” said Lt. Col. Joyce Jacobs,
Forging her permanant change of station orders means new family members and other noncombatants eligible USFK NEO chief. “Although we experienced great success
to the Republic of Korea (three specifications). for evacuation arrive regularly. this past spring, our goal is 100 percent participation during
Obtaining $6,000 worth of services under false Specially designated wardens receive training assist our Courageous Channel exercises.”
pretenses in connection with her PCS move by using noncombatants during the evacuation process. Before assembling Jacobs said this helps to provide, “realistic training for
the forged orders (three specifications). at evacuation control centers Oct. 21-23, NEO wardens were both our military personnel who execute the mission and
Filing fraudulent tax returns on behalf of other required to contact all of the noncombatants in their units to noncombatant personnel must know what to do in an actual
soldiers (28 specifications). ensure a 100 percent inspection of NEO kits, said Master Sgt. crisis situation.”
Larceny of more than $37,900 in U.S. James Hardin, Area II NEO noncommissioned officer in charge.. Exercise participants will process through evacuation control
government funds for the refunds in connection with During the exercise, about 20 volunteer noncombatants centers to verify the completeness and accuracy of their NEO
the fraudulent tax returns (24 specifications). from several USFK areas will participate in a limited relocation. packets, and to become familiar with processing procedures.
The military judge sentenced Edwards to be reduced This part of the exercise will allow the command to perform This Courageous Channel exercise will also employ the
to the grade of E-1, to be discharged from the service the full range of tasks it would execute during an actual short- NEO tracking system. Officials said this is to evaluate
with a bad-conduct discharge, and to be confined for notice evacuation. operator proficiency and demonstrate performance
three years. Edwards had served more than 19 years in “It's extremely important for sponsors, NEO wardens and improvements in the system’s ability to track noncombatants
the Army. noncombatants to work together and have their paperwork and as they move through the evacuation process from Korea to
NEO kits prepared and ready for any contingency,” said Sgt. the repatriation sites in the continental United States.
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requiring hospitalization. measure is to get the annual flu shot, and
“Compared with most other viral the best time to get the flu shot is October
respiratory infections, such as the and November, Nelson said.
common cold,” Nelson said, “influenza Since influenza has a history of causing
infections often cause the more severe disease and nonbattle injury rates that
complications.” reach epidemic proportions, getting the
Generally, people who get the flu vaccine helps to preserve and ensure
recover in about one to two weeks. readiness. Many people think the flu shot
Common symptoms include fever, sore can give them the flu, Nelson said.
throat, stuffy or runny nose, cough, “This is simply not true,” he said.
headaches, fatigue and muscle aches. The “Some people may get the flu even after
elderly and people with chronic-health getting the flu shot, but they will still be
problems are more likely to get the flu, protected against the more severe
GOES
and may develop serious, life threatening complications of the flu.”
HERE
we will have to have a pretty good
‘right-size’ our installations,” he said. feel for what they can expect in terms
“That may mean moving people of services when they get there. We
around and giving don’t want ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’,”
U.S. employees said Johnson. “We want people to feel
options to work in good about moving around the Army.”
this organization Johnson said Army leaders are
elsewhere in committed to improving the quality of
Korea or in life at Army bases worldwide and, with
another region. the creation of the Installation
For our Korean Management Agency two years ago,
employees, it may the Army is moving “in one-way, in
mean that they one direction toward that goal.”
Johnson
may have to work Before flying Oct. 14 to the IMA-
for another Pacific Region headquarters in
organization,” he said. “These are hard Hawaii, Johnson flew with Brig. Gen.
choices. As an Army, we have always John A. Macdonald and other IMA-
taken care of our people. Korean Korea Region headquarters
nationals are ‘our people,’ too, and we staffmembers to Camp Humphreys,
will do the right thing to make sure where he was briefed on the Camp
that people are taken care of as we Humphreys master plan by Area III
transition to our objective.” Director of Public Works Bart Mirabal
Johnson also addressed the and taken on a windshield tour of
Installation Management Agency’s Camp Humphreys by Col. Michael J.
global focus. Taliento Jr., the Area III commander.
“The chief of staff of the Army’s At the five-story, 56-unit family
focus on installations as ‘flagships’ housing building, he was briefed by
entails some important things: the Housing Officer Helen Nurse on
ability to launch from installations to phases two and three of the Army-
execute our missions; to train on those funded housing being built for
installations and to provide the same command-sponsored personnel. He
quality of life for Soldiers, civilians also chatted with family members
and family members as the civilians Patricia Hines and Tarita Harris at a
they have taken an oath to protect.” new family housing playground.
Because the focus must be
different based upon special conditions E-mail DavisSt@korea.army.mil
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Pfc. Todd Bayha, Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, Division Artillery (right), faces off with Cpl. Choi Jang-won, Company Cpl. Shin Yung-soo, Company A, 602nd Aviation Support
A, 602nd Aviation Support Battalion in a tournament match Monday at Camp Red Cloud. Battalion (right), attempts to steal the ball from Wood.
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Pfc. Jesus DeLeon, 552nd Signal Company works out Tuesday afternoon at the Camp Red
Cloud Physical Fitness Center in front of a mirror.
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Army News Service Following their skydive, the Golden Knights will Entertainment
be on site to motivate runners and interact with
WASHINGTON — The 20th annual Army Ten- spectators. Opera ‘Lucia di Lammermoor’ will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Miler, America’s largest 10-mile road race, begins The Army Ten-Miler is produced by the U.S. Saturday at the Seoul Arts Center Theater. For more
at 8 a.m. Sunday at the Pentagon. Army Military District of Washington and sponsored information, call 02-580-1300.
Registration increased to 20,293 runners this by the Association of the U.S. Army. The Seoul International Computer Music Festival will
year with both military and civilian participants The Ten-Miler race record was set by Dan be held at 7: 30 p.m. Sunday at Jayu theater in the Seoul
coming fom across the country and the world to Browne, 47:44, in 1997. The Women’s record was Arts Center. For more information, call 02-2290-1709.
be a part of the event. set by Susan Molloy, 56:20, in 1995. The Universal Ballet 20th Anniversary ‘Shim-Chung’will
The U.S. Army Golden Knights, the Army’s Last year’s winners were John Henwood with a be held Oct.29 -Nov.3 at the Opera Theater, Seoul Arts
premier skydiving team, will jump at 7:15 a.m. time of 48:39, and Alisa Harvey who finished in Center.
Sunday before the start of the Army Ten-Miler. 59:29.
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Community News
petersenjc@korea.army.mil. needs. Through its American Projects in their community. Bible studies are
program, AFSC donates to organizations held at the South Post Chapel 6 a.m.
Marine Corps Birthday Ball serving the USFK population including every Tuesday. Also, there is a men’s
The 229th United States Marine Corps Soldiers, DoD civilians and their families breakfast 8 a.m. on the first Saturday
Birthday Ball will be held, 6 p.m., Nov. who reside in the community. Any of each month at the South Post Chapel.
10, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Seoul. organization or individual that serves the
For more information, e-mail
Guest of Honor is retired USFK population may request assistance
jay.grandin@us.army.mil
from AFSC. Please allow a two-month
Community Events, Classes and Lt.Gen.Kim,Sung-Eun, 15th minister of
process for your request, and include
Meetings National Defense, and fourth Bible study
commandant, Republic of Korea Marine the following information. To submit a
A weekly Bible study, “The Word
request, contact the AFSC American
Korea America Friendship Concert Corps.For tickets, e- and Christian Issues,” 7 to 8:30 p.m.
mailombmcball@marfork.usmc.mil Projects Chairperson, Nancy Donahue
Come and enjoy classical music at the every Friday at the South Post Chapel.
at 736-8119.
Korea America Friendship Concert 7 For more information, call 018-310-
p.m. Oct. 29 at the Seoul American High Thanksgiving Golf Trip to Australia 5178.
School Auditorium. Concert is open to United Services Organization is AFSC looking for volunteers
the public and attendees are asked to be hosting an international golf gateway American Forces Spouses’ Club is Club Beyond Youth Ministry
seated by 6:45 p.m. For more over Thanksgiving to Australia, Nov. 19- looking for volunteers to give back to Club beyond host many different
information, call 738-5212. 27. Call Rita at the USO for more the community. For more information, activities and Bible studies for High/
information, 724-7781. call 738-7327 or 736-8119. Middle School-aged children every
ARC babysitting course week at Yongsan Army Garrison and
American Red Cross is offering the DoDDS Yongsan Meeting for overweight people Hannam Village. For more
following course: babysitting, 9 a.m. to Area II commander speaks before Weight management support group information, call 011-9685-4170 or
3 p.m. Oct. 30. For more information DoDDS students meetings are 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. the 3785-1954 or e-mail
738-3670. Col. Timothy McNulty, Area II first and third Mondays of each month. youthrev2001@yahoo.com.
commander, will address the freshman For more information, call 736-3029.
School Jam and sophomores 11 a.m. today in the Yongsan Baptist Church
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. will high school auditorium and before Quit smoking Yongsan Baptist Church offers
host a “School Jam” on Saturday at the juniors and seniors 11 a.m. Tuesday. Smoking Cessation Clinic hosts new Tuesday Bible study 7 p.m., Wednesday
Dragon Hill Lodge. The event will raise groups every month for four one-hour service, 7 p.m., and Sunday services,
funds to build scholarships for students. Red Ribbon Week group sessions. Medication is an option 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded “Red Ribbon Week,” a drug with all four classes. Free to participants information, call 011-731-0573, e-mail
in 1906, with the goal of “service” to all prevention program, begins Monday. and self-referral preferred. For more pastor@yongsanbapsist or go to
mankind. Sheila Bryant from ASACS will host a information, call 736-6693 or e-mail www.yongsanbaptist.org.
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Taxi Taxi Taxi Open Water Open Water Open Water Open Water
Yu-gi-oh! Princess Princess Alien vs. Alien vs. Alien vs. Alien vs.
The Movie Diaries 2 Diaries 2 Predator Predator Predator Predator
Yu-gi-oh! Princess Princess Without a Without a Without a Without a
The Movie Diaries 2 Diaries 2 Paddle Paddle Paddle Paddle
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Hundreds of hand-made masks grace the walls of the Andong Gangbyeon Festival Grounds.
Yangban, an aristocrat , has a long, black beard Gaksi, a young bride, has very small eyes to
to show dignity and an expressive smile that show her shyness and a tiny mouth indicating
reveals both generosity and smugness. that she doesn’t speak often. A member of the nong-ak ensemble plays a Janggo, a type of traditional drum, during the play.
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Staff Sgt. Robert Oppenheimer, kennelmaster for the 728th Military Police Battalion, is taken down by “Ares” Saturday during a muzzle-attack demonstration at the Camp Walker. The
demonstration was one of the activities during the Exchange’s pet show that featured a pet-trick competition, an owner and pet look-alike contest, and an “ugliest” pet contest.
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“Return to Vietnam”
Veterans who received Purple Hearts while
serving in Vietnam could be one of 12 veterans
to win the Veterans of Foreign War’s “Return
to Vietnam” trip. The tour, scheduled for April
2005, will include a number of stops Rugby balls are larger and more rounded than Rugby attracts a diverse player base, particularly international players. In addition, women often
throughout the country, airfare and American footballs. play alongside men.
accommodations. Entries must be received
before the drawing on Nov. 15. Winners will
be notified by mail or e-mail in early
December. For more information, call Bobby
Bradley at 764-3534.
Office Closure
The U.S. Army Contracting Command Korea
– Taegu Branch has moved to a temporary
location while undergoing renovations. The
temporary office is a container building (with
no assigned building number) behind the Camp
Henry Lodge, Building S-1712. For more
information, call Maj. Melody Charles at 768- Injuries, like this separated shoulder, are an inevitable part of rugby which is a contact sport. Participants emphasize, however, the game is a
“gentlemen’s” sport and has a finesse that counteracts the rugged play. The injured player was back in action later.
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Area IV Halloween events Mask festival a treat for travelers
Area IV Public Affairs Office good understanding of our host
Daegu in their costumes as part of a fundraiser. Call Chris
Song at 765-7049 or stop by the Apple Blossom
country’s cultures,” said Sgt. 1st Class
Child and Youth Services will host a Fall Festival Cottage for more information.
ANDONG — More than 70 Daniel L. Kang, Area IV Chaplain’s
3 – 5:30 p.m. Oct. 30 at the Child and Youth members of the Daegu military Office noncommissioned officer in
The Hideaway Club will hold a costume party 9
Services Gym on Camp Walker. The festival community experienced authentic charge. “That way, we can foster good
p.m. Oct. 29. A best costume contest will be
includes pumpkin carving or painting, face painting, Korean culture at the 2004 Andong relationship with the people of Korea,
held at midnight with $100 going to the winner.
bobbing for apples, goodie bags and more. Call Mask Dance Festival Oct. 8. and that is why the chapel hosts tours
Call 765-8574 for details.
764-6548/5721 for more information. The trip to Andong, the heart and soul and events like these.”
Trick or treat will be observed 5:30 – 7:30
p.m. Oct. 30, in the housing areas at Camps Camp Hialeah of Korean traditional culture, was
organized by the Area IV Family Life
“It was a great trip,” said Col.
Carleton Smith, commander, 55th
George and Walker. Children of USFK personnel Trick or treat is scheduled 6 – 8 p.m. Oct. 31 in Center and sponsored by Area IV Theater Material Management
who live offpost are permitted to trick or treat the housing area. Children of USFK personnel Chaplain’s Office. The tour was open to Command, who was joined on the trip
on the installation. who live offpost are permitted to trick or treat on all Soldiers, civilians and their family by his wife Cathy. “It was a very unique
The Camp Walker Post Exchange will host a the installation. members. opportunity to see Korean culture. It was
Halloween Costume Contest 5 – 7 p.m. Oct. 30. The Pusan American School Parent Teacher “We would like Soldiers to have a a very well-organized trip.”
Prizes to the top three winners include a $50 Organization is hosting a Harvest Festival 5:30 –
AAFES gift certificate and gift boxes. Call 764- 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Pusan American School
4638 for more information. gymnasium. The festival includes games, prizes, a
A Better Opportunities for Single and haunted house, candy and treats, and a scarecrow
Unaccompanied Soldiers Halloween Costume Party contest. Students should come in costume. Tickets
will be held 9 p.m. – 3 a.m. Oct. 30 at the Hilltop cost $1 for three tickets and will be sold at the
Club. The $5 cover charge includes a buffet meal. door. Call 763-7528 for more information.
There will be door prizes and a best costume Child and Youth Services also has a Harvest
prize. Call Pvt. Lori Heddens at 768-6497 for more Festival 5 – 8 p.m. Oct. 30 at the Haven Club. The
information. fest includes a costume contest, cups with goodies
upon arrival and temporary tattoos. The event
Camp Carroll includes a variety of crafts, games and activities.
Army Community Services’ Apple Blossom Astro-Jump Castle and haunted house cost $1 per
Cottage is sponsoring a Halloween Children’s Fun visit. Food will be sold by the Keystone Club and
Festival 1 –3 p.m. Thursday. The event will include Torch Club from Pusan American School. Call
a pumpkin patch, happy valley train rides, 763-3536 for more information. PHOTO BY CPL. OH DONG-KEUN
children’s best costume contest, and snacks. The The Pusan Pub will host a Halloween party 9 After being brought onstage by a performer, Col. Carleton Smith, commander, 55th Theater Material
Girl Scouts will take photographs of the children p.m. Oct. 30. Call 763-3200 for details. Management Command, and Capt. Matthew J. Kiger, commander, Headquarters and Headquarters
Company, 6th Ordnance Battalion, take part in the Korean traditional mask dance performance.
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Language Instructor
Minsook Kwon
‘hahn-sheek’
The phrase of the week
“I like Korean food.”
Oh-nuel juhm-sheem
mwuh-yae-yo?
Hahn-sheek eem-nee-dah.
Uh-dduhn hahn-sheek
eem-nee-ggah?
(Bee-beem-bahp)
eem-nee-dah.
Mae-wuh-yo?
Ahn mae-wuh-yo.