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  • Wingman Day 2007

    Wingman Day is more than just an event -- It is the annual centerpiece around which our year-round Wingman Culture is anchored. Wingman Day helps to solidify the concept of Airmen taking care of Airmen and since its introduction in 2004; it has provided commanders a powerful tool to promote

  • Exercise Commando Sling comes to close

    Airmen from Osan are once again deployed in support of exercise Commando Sling 08-1 here. Pilots and support personnel from the 36th Fighter Squadron joined forces with maintainers from the 51st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron to form the 36th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron for the three-week

  • 8 FW commander, ROKAF fly in training mission

    Airmen of the 8th Fighter Wing and the Republic of Korea Air Force's 38th Fighter Group flew in a combined training mission Nov. 14. The mission led by Col. CQ "Wolf" Brown 8th Fighter Wing commander, was designed to enable the different units to work together and share their experiences. This was

  • Wingmen save fellow Airmen's life

    When Pacific Air Forces sent out guidance for all the pacific bases to have a Wingman Day no one could have thought that during the day three wingmen would come to the aid of another Airman saving his life. At approximately 8:40 a.m. Nov. 13 as the Wolf Pack was gathering in front of the fitness

  • Honorary commanders program in full swing at Wolf Pack

    More than 60 honorary commanders held a Friendship Day for about 400 Wolf Pack Airmen Nov. 12 to increase relationships between the base and local community. "The honorary commanders program is a win-win situation for Kunsan's good neighbors and Wolf Pack Airmen," said Col. CQ "Wolf" Brown, 8th

  • Osan OSC brings cheer, cookies to servicemembers

    The Osan Officers' Spouses' Club, along with base military and private organizations, is once again conducting the Cookie Crunch campaign. An annual program to deliver homemade cookies to unaccompanied Airmen and Soldiers stationed in the Republic of Korea, Cookie Crunch volunteers made more than

  • New Tricare beneficiary Web site available

    Tricare Prime and Prime Remote beneficiaries in the U.S., including Hawaii and Alaska, can enroll online with the new beneficiary Web enrollment, known as BWE. "The new online system may be one of Tricare's most convenient tools to date," said Army Maj. Gen. Elder Granger, the deputy director of the