Podcasts about kunsan air base

On 23rd Nov 1963 at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea a detachment of US Air Force B-57 Canberra bombers were parked on an alert pad each with a live nuclear weapon in their bomb bay and ready to fly at a moment's notice. At 0400 klaxon horns aroused the crews from their slumber and they rushed to their waiting aircraft, for what they likely thought was just one more drill  But this morning was different. As the crew strapped themselves into their cockpits, they were told to await a signal to fly their war mission… With targets in North Korea, China, and the Soviet Far East, the aircrews instinctively knew they would be flying one-way missions. But they had no idea as to why they were facing potential oblivion. I talk with US Marine Veteran John F. Davies who has researched the little-known story of the military response to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Extra episode info including videos here https://coldwarconversations.com/episode319/ Do you have any further information about this episode, contact John via email at JFD3vet "at"protonmail.com The fight to preserve Cold War history continues and via a simple monthly donation, you will give me the ammunition to continue to preserve Cold War history. You'll become part of our community, get ad-free episodes, and get a sought-after CWC coaster as a thank you and you'll bask in the warm glow of knowing you are helping to preserve Cold War history. Just go to https://coldwarconversations.com/donate/ If a monthly contribution is not your cup of tea, We also welcome one-off donations via the same link. Find the ideal gift for the Cold War enthusiast in your life! Just go to https://coldwarconversations.com/store/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/ColdWarPod Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/coldwarpod/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/coldwarconversations/ Youtube https://youtube.com/@ColdWarConversations Love history? Check out Into History at this link https://intohistory.com/coldwarpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This edition features stories on the newly created cyber-space support career field, the Air Force searching for Combat System Officers, Squadrons from around Kunsan Air Base competing in the Security Forces Combat Challenge, the United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE) concert band performing six concerts on a tour through Poland, the multi-national joint service exercise Mountain Roundup. Hosted by Tech Sgt. Chris Decker.

This edition features stories on the Air Force's 99th Wing Commander winning on Jeopardy twice, Kunsan Air Base's intense workout class, at the Wolfpack fitness center and a Air Force Major being promoted to Lieutenant Colonel was also awarded a outstanding citizen of Nebraska award. Hosted by Senior Airman Brad Sisson.

This edition features stories on access to social media, a tutoring program for military children, the Air Force PT Test, an Airman who keeps living quarters clean on Kunsan Air Base and a 5k run to raise awareness for Breast Cancer. Hosted by Senior Airman Brad Sisson.

This edition features stories on a House Armed Services Committee panel hearing testimony on concerning the quality of off-duty service member voluntary education opportunities, the Airmen who maintain the C-5 Galaxy aircraft at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, the Department of Veterans Affairs holding its third annual National Summer Sports Clinic in San Diego, and the Airmen who work at the Kunsan Air Base armory working to maintain the base's security readiness. Hosted by Airman 1st Class Alina Richard.

This edition features stories on an Air Force recruiter being attacked in his office in Fairview Heights, Ill., by an assailant posing to be an applicant, American air traffic controllers working with their Bulgarian counterparts during operation Thracian Star, the United States in Air Forces Europe (USAFE) band traveling around Bulgaria for a series of free shows for the Bulgarian people, and on Kunsan Air Base hosting a Korean-American open house on the base flight line. Hosted by Airman 1st Class Alina Richard.

This edition features stories on the missing F-22 and efforts to find the pilot, Kunsan Air Base ban lifted, changes in the Family Care Plan. Hosted by Senior Airman Brad Sisson.

This edition features stories on the 48th Fighter Wing becoming the first U.S. Air Forces Europe (USAFE) unit to receive new radar systems for air traffic control, Yokota Airmen building on their relationship with the local community by visiting children at a local elementary school and sharing an educational experience, Kunsan Air Base improving quality of life and raising morale by opening a newly built dormitory for Airmen stationed there, and Security Forces Airmen at Misawa Air Base using a creative event to raise money for the Security Forces Association. Hosted by Airman 1st Class Alina Richard.

This edition features stories on Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James Roy's visit to Kunsan Air Base, Korea, the grand opening of the new Combined Dispatch Center on Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany and a mission milestone for the 362nd Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron.

This edition features a story on helicopter pilots and crew members from the 42nd Attack Recon Battalion improving their skills during a live fire training exercise at Kunsan Air Base, Korea. Also available in high definition

U.S. and Korean Army Special Forces Paratroopers exchange foreign jump wings during an excercise at Kunsan Air Base, Korea.

U.S. and Korean Army Special Forces paratroopers exchange foreign jump wings during an exercise at Kunsan Air Base, Korea.

An airman at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea is able to juggle an Air Force career while maintaining basketball in his life.

An Airman at Kunsan finds joy in teaching others how to play the guitar.

A female F-16 pilot stationed at Kunsan Air Base talks about the women who paved the way for women pilots in the Air Force.

Every three years, pilots are required a refresher on survival, evasion, resistance, and escape, or SERE training.

A commissary employee at Kunsan always has a smile on his face.

Our guest today is Colonel (Ret) Jon "Press" Wheeler, a highly qualified fighter pilot and senior leader who flew with the United States Air Force (USAF).Colonel Wheeler received his commission from the United States Air Force Academy in 1996, and attended undergraduate pilot training at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma.Colonel Wheeler flew the F-16 Fighting Falcon for most of his career. He served with fighter squadrons that were stationed in the United States, and in South Korea, and he flew combat missions in the Middle East.Colonel Wheeler was one of the first cadre of pilots to develop and train to use the F-16 in support of Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) missions. Those "Sandy" missions are typically done with the support of the A-10 Warthog (which we focused on in Episodes 9 and 10).Colonel Wheeler was one of the elite few who were selected to be part of the initial instructor pilot cadre for the F-35 Lightning II fighter in the USAF.His most senior assignments were as Vice Commander of the 8th Fighter Wing at Kunsan Air Base in the Republic of Korea; and as Wing Commander of the 33rd Fighter Wing, which is a tenant at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida, and is home to the first F-35 training wing under the Air Education and Training Command (AETC), which focuses its efforts on training the next generation of Airmen to prepare them for their future in the Combat Air Forces.Throughout his career, Colonel Wheeler has had a penchant for training, so our discussion focuses on his experiences and his approach to training new fighter pilots, and his approach to leadership.We hope you enjoy this episode.Go Bold!

For a short time, the Llama Lounge will be revisiting some of our favorite episodes as we take a resiliency break. We will begin new episodes again in August 2022, enjoy! In this episode, Joe welcomes back Ronnie Woods to the Lounge. Ronnie is the Command Chief Master Sergeant AKA the Wolf Chief at the 8th Fighter Wing at Kunsan Air Base in the Republic of Korea. During their discussion they explored multiple leadership topics to include being adaptable, self-care, confidence and humility, and much, much more. LLAMA LINKS:https://linktr.ee/llamaleadership

Morgan Weibel and I got to Kunsan Air Base around the same time in the Summer of 2020. MM is one of the first USMC air traffic controllers to work at Kunsan with the Air Force and acquire ratings across the entire facility. Before starting my podcast, I had all the equipment ordered and Sgt Weibel thought it was an interesting hobby that I was getting into. He always showed an interest in being a guest and we finally found a time to make it happen. We talk about the difference between the USMC and USAF and his experiences working with the Air Force for the last twelve months. We talk about our branches of services, some things he would change, and we also just talk as two friends would.

Episode #13 is the new Command Chief of Kunsan Air Base, Wolf Chief #24, CMSgt Thomas Schaefer. Chief Schaefer recently arrived to Kunsan Air Base from Nellis AFB. Chief prioritizes developing Airmen and this line of effort provided me with an opportunity to speak to him yesterday to discuss the Airpower Leadership Academy. At the end of the meeting, I told him I leave Korea in a week and if he has time for a podcast, I would love to host him. He checked his calendar and said, “what about tomorrow?” Today I ask why he joined the Air Force after graduating with a Criminal Sociology degree from the University of Arizona and I ask what he did for almost two years prior to enlisting. He shares a moment from 23 years ago when he was about 23-years old. His manager offered him a promotion at the grocery store he was working at. Instead of accepting the manager's offer, he decided right then, in that moment, that he wanted to join the military and resigned. He talks about his four kids and the support his wife, CMSgt Diane Schaefer gave him when he was offered this position as a Command Chief. This is his second assignment with Kunsan's current Wing Commander, Colonel John Gallemore. We talk about what makes a good team and working relationship. I ask him what things, if any would he change within the Air Force and he had some really good suggestions that I could get behind. Towards the end we talk about his top mentors throughout his career. He lists people off and we make an observation as to what all four of his mentors have in common.

My guest today for episode #8 is CMSgt Andy Shone. Chief Shone is the current Defender Chief at Kunsan Air Base. This podcast in itself is unique because it is the first time, I interviewed someone that I had not previously spent time with prior to the podcast. I was fortunate that there are plenty of Security Forces airmen on base that knew him and shared information about him with me prior to our podcast. One of his Tech Sergeants said, “Chief Shone is known for giving motivational speeches to get people fired up as if it was halftime at a football game.” Through the help of his Security Forces Airmen, Chief Shone and I were able to have a good conversation. Chief Shone had a lot of experience and ideas to share. He is an avid reader and shares a couple of his favorite books. I asked him how he motivates airmen within the challenging career field of Security Forces. We talk about thinking critically and self-reflecting. One SNCO told me that Chief Shone is a great listener, so I asked him how he developed that skill and maintained it throughout the ranks while everyone is looking to him to provide answers. He shares a story about recognizing his facial expressions as a SNCO and realizing how his behaviors were making him unapproachable to his team. When I started this podcast, I wanted to focus on identifying leadership concepts and behaviors to adopt and become better from it. This 90-minute conversation hits what my vision was when I began.

My guest today is CMSgt Kendell Clark, the current Wizard Chief and RAPCON Chief Controller at Kunsan Air Base. This is my second assignment with Chief Clark as we spent a year at Osan together. Chief Clark has been in the Air Force for 27 years and today he shared his insightful thoughts and experiences. He recognizes some of the ways that he has changed and became better throughout his years of Air Force and life experience. For anyone that doesn't make it past the halfway point of this podcast, Chief Clark says that he welcomes and appreciates it when someone of any rank comes directly to him and tells him a problem with an organizational policy or within the facility. He brings up his mentor, CMSgt Scott Rawlings a couple times during the podcast. Towards the end we try to uncover what made Chief Rawlings his top mentor. I conclude that it is the individual investment Chief Rawlings has towards select individuals. However, this is purely an assumption and I hope one day I can get a few minutes of Chief Rawlings' time to ask him some questions and figure out what he attributes to be his best assets as a leader. Chief Clark and I discuss his upbringing, golf, why people always root for underdogs, the direction he wants to see our career field go towards, benefits of having Korean Air Force air traffic controllers and United Stated States Marine Corps air traffic controllers train alongside the United States Air Force at Kunsan, and much more.

Today, for episode #1 I got the chance to speak to Command CMSgt Ronnie Woods, the 23rd Wolf Chief of Kunsan Air Base. For those of you who are not veterans of the Air Force, the Command Chief is typically the most senior enlisted position of his or her base. CMSgt Woods talks about his routine and the daily life and expectations of a Chief in his position. We talk about Chief's ideas on leadership. The discussion leads us to the late 90s and the second supervisor of his career at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Montana. Chief Woods credits SrA Anthony Brown for saving his career and inspiring him to not be strictly business at work. To lead from the human element. The story of SrA Brown is an example that leadership does not only come from the most experienced, or oldest, or highest-ranking individuals of an organization. Leadership characteristics and life altering inspiration can come from all tiers within an organization. This includes the youngest and the lowest ranking. Wolf Chief and I talk about the book What Got You Here Won't Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith. A book he claimed to be one of his favorites and suggested that I read. I found the book interesting as it examined leadership through a different lens. The traditional way that people learn and improve their leadership capabilities is through emulating people they admire, reading, and being attentive to their behaviors. Most books suggest concepts such as improving self-awareness or showing compassion and empathy for people. This book takes a different approach to being a better leader. This book identifies some of the most natural human characteristics you and I do on a daily basis that pushes people away from us. This book doesn't suggest more leadership ideas to apply in your daily life. This book identifies the things we must stop doing to be a better leader and person at work or at home. Our discussion lasts just over an hour and a half. I feel honored that the Command Chief accepted my invitation to be the first guest on my show. I am extremely grateful that Chief Woods found the time to have this discussion with me and was willing to share his life experience with me and all who are willing to listen. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to him talk and I'm hopeful I am not the only one who gained something from these 90 minutes.

In this episode, Joe welcomes back Ronnie Woods to the Lounge. Ronnie is the Command Chief Master Sergeant AKA the Wolf Chief at the 8th Fighter Wing at Kunsan Air Base in the Republic of Korea. During their discussion they explored multiple leadership topics to include being adaptable, self-care, confidence and humility, and much, much more. Follow Ronnie here: Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/yxw9c2h8 LLAMA LINKS Website: http://www.llamaleadership.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/llama-leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LlamaLeadership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/llamaleaders/

In this episode, Joe had the privilege of chatting with Ronnie Woods, a Senior Enlisted Leader in the United States Air Force, transitioning from the Superintendent of 375th Operations Group at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois to prestigious position of the Wolf Chief, Command Chief Master Sergeant of the 8th Fighter Wing in Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea. They had a great discussion on the vital roles that empathy, humility and authenticity play in effective leadership. Ronnie's Book Recommendations: Start with Why - Simon Sinek | https://amzn.to/3ir6Lsb LLAMA LINKS Website: http://www.llamaleadership.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/llama-leadership Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LlamaLeadership Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/llamaleaders/

Today's story: U.S. Air Force F-16s, aircrew, maintenance and support personnel deployed from Kunsan Air Base, Korea to Basa Air Base, Philippines last week to train with the Philippine Air Force during bilateral air contingent exchange Phillipines or BACE-P.

Today's Story: Kunsan air base is taking its first step toward becoming more energy efficient and environmentally conscious. The energy savings performance contract, a dod-wide initiative to assess energy consumption on military installations, has set groundwork for the 8th civil engineer squadron at kunsan to modernize facilities with energy saving technology.

With tensions between the U.S. and North Korea at their highest point in decades, Father Brian Klingele, Ch, Capt, USAF, shares his experiences serving as a chaplain at Kunsan Air Base in South Korea. How do the faithful in the U.S. Air Force deal spiritually with the possibility of another hot war on the Korean Peninsula? How does the believer in uniform stay focused and keep peace of mind while North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un spews his bellicose rhetoric? How does the renewed threat of a nuclear holocaust affect the practice of Catholic faith in the crosshairs of Kim's missiles? Father Klingele, who began a one-year tour of duty in South Korea several months ago, lives with these questions every day, both in his own spiritual life and in his ministry to U.S. Airmen and their families. In this edition of Catholic Military Life, a podcast of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, Father Klingele holds forth.

Exercise Northern Edge takes to the Alaskan skies, and Max Thunder comes to an end at Kunsan.

U.S. Navy​ Sailors and Thai service members build schools, and Airmen at Kunsan Air Base​ demonstrate the power of dogs.

The Republic of Korea Ministry of Defense and United Nations Command pay tribute during a repatriation ceremony, and crew chiefs at Kunsan Air Base​ participate in a weapons loading competition.

U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan holds its first weightlifting competition, and maintainers exceed standards at Kunsan Air Base.

Marines put on their beer goggles at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma​, and AFE ensures aircrew safety at Kunsan Air Base​.

Ambassador Caroline Kennedy backs Marine relocation in Okinawa; and Kunsan Air Base gives orphans a holiday treat.

A NEO Exercise at 51st Fighter Wing, Osan Air Base​ and an Airman helps ballers reach their hoop dreams at Kunsan Air Base​.

Gospel singer at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea.

Soldiers and Sailors practice water rescue in Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka​; and radar approach control ensures aircraft safety in Kunsan Air Base​.

Kunsan Air Base has many entertainment opportunities. SrA Elizabeth Taranto tells us about one option airmen shouldn’t overlook.

This edition features a story on the air traffic control operations at Kunsan Air Base.

A remote assignment to Korea can put life on hold for a year. Staff Sergeant Brian Gratz takes us to Kunsan Air Base, Korea, where one Airman is using his skills in the water to not only save summer, but further his future goals.

This episode features a story on a Logistics and Readiness Squadron airman at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea playing football and his aspirations to play for a college team.

This episode features a story on airmen at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea participating in a shoe analysis to learn if they are wearing proper footwear while running.

This edition features a story on service members working and playing games in the Kunsan Air Base community.

On today's Air Force Report Staff Sergeant Traci Keller updates us on Operation Inherent Resolve and shows us how one airman experiences physical challenges associated with firefighting.

An assignment at the unaccompanied base Kunsan Air Base means being away from you loved ones for a year. One Airman surprised his family by returning early.

On today's Air Force Report, airmen at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea learn specialized self-defense tactics.

Kunsan bids farewell to the pilot known as Wolf 54.

On today's Air Force Report, Kunsan Air Base's firefighters prep for real-world situations.

Weapons loaders at Kunsan Air Base participated in a weapons loading competition.

Members of the Wolf Pack leadership and Army Corps of Engineers break ground on the new medical facility building on Kunsan Air Base.

Airmen from the 8th Security Forces Squadron at Kunsan Air Base respond to a ground attack during Exercise Beverly Midnight.

Lt. Gen. Thomas Travis visits Kunsan Air Base.

The F-16 Fighting Falcon at Kunsan Air Base is checked for leaks at the Hush House.

This edition features a story about a basketball game to determine the champions of Kunsan Air Base.

Members of the 8th Comptroller Squadron conduct an initial post-attack reconnaissance sweep of their building during an exercise on Kunsan Air Base. PAR teams are used after an attack to check for casualties, unexploded ordinances, and contamination from chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear or explosive weapons. Once the sweep is accomplished, the Service members can continue to defend the base.

Members of the 8th Civil Engineer Squadron look over instructions to turn on a water purification system during Operational Exercise Beverly Bulldog on Kunsan Air Base. The system needed to be turned on after a simulated water shortage forced the base to find a different source. The system can process more than 650 gallons of safe drinking water per minute.

Members of the 8th Fighter Wing Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Emergency Services conducted fire training at Kunsan Air Base during the Operational Readiness Exercise Beverly Midnight 13-01. The exercise provides a unique environment for fire training that firefighters can use to hone critical skills and train for any successful operation.

Airmen from the 8th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron inspect the F-16 Fighting Falcon during the Beverly Midnight exercise at Kunsan Air Base. The crew works hard to make the jet combat ready for the first set of take-offs during the exercise. Beverly Midnight measures their quickness and accuracy…ensuring the Wolf Pack is ready to take the fight to the North.

The Korean American Friendship Council hosted a Friendship Night with members of Kunsan Air Base. The event was a chance for the council to show their appreciation for all the contributions the Wolf Pack has made to the local community. Dong-Shin Moon, Kunsan City mayor and Col. John W. Pearse, 8th FW commander, spoke to the crowd about the excellent relationship between the Wolf Pack and Kunsan City and expressed their wishes for the relationship to grow stronger in the New Year.

Airmen posing as aggressors infiltrate Kunsan Air Base during the operational readiness exercise, Beverly Midnight. They attempted to defeat base defenders and take over a communications site. Members of the 8th Security Forces Squadron quickly defeated the aggressors, showcasing their ability to defend the base.

Members from the U.S. Air Force 8th Civil Engineer Squadron and Republic of Korea Air Force 38th Fighter Group firefighters worked together to put out a fire on an aircraft trainer at Kunsan Air Base. The training aims to effectively extinguish the fire and also turn off the power in the jets ensuring the ejector doesn't pop out and damage or harm other pilots. This training will help both the Wolf Pack troops and the ROK AF troops work together in the event of a real world fire event.

Kunsan's Airmen Committed to Excellence or ACE group, set their sights on a unique project to give back to the local community. It's called Operation Kunsan Rides and these Airmen are fixing discarded and unwanted bikes from around Kunsan Air Base, and donating them to local organizations. Another great way troops at Kunsan work to build and improve relations with the local Korean culture.

This edition features stories about Kunsan Air Base's "Pride of the Pack" and Orthopedic Tech. Sgt. Brian Best.

This edition features stories on how some service members on Kunsan Air Base celebrate Independence Day, and community members watching 4th of July performances at Yongsan.

This edition features a story on Kunsan Air Base conducting an Emergency Management Exercise on June 22 to enhance counter terrorism measures and prepare responders for real life situations.

This edition features a story on a hip-hop break dancing crew named “Last For One” performing for a mixed audience of Republic of Korea Air Force members, their families, and a number of Wolfpack Airmen at Kunsan Air Base's theater.

This edition features a story on Airmen at Kunsan Air Base participating in the peninsula-wide exercise, Courageous Channel on May 19.

This edition features a story on Airmen from Kunsan Air Base visiting the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) during a trip so Airmen could see exactly why they're serving in Korea.

This edition features a story on the 8th Fighter Wing change of command ceremony at Kunsan Air Base on June 19.

This edition features a story about comedians putting on a show for Airmen at Kunsan Air Base.

Package about Airmen from Kunsan Air Base traveling to a small town to enjoy Korean culture.

Package about Kunsan Air Base service members celebrating the tenure of Col. John Dolan, 8th Fighter Wing's outgoing former commander.

This edition features stories on the Korean Animal Protection Society (KAPS) and how service members on Kunsan Air Base assist civilians during the latest non-combatant evacuation operation. Hosted by Airman Ross Whitley.

This edition features a story on how U.S. Army Gen. Walter Sharp, USFK Commander visits Wolf Pack service members on Kunsan Air Base.

This edition features a story on how Maj. Gen. Robin Rand returned to Kunsan Air Base as the guess speaker for the Wolf Packs Annual Awards Banquet.

This edition features a story on the Korean Children's Choir performing for Kunsan Air Base, South Korea.

This edition features a story on the Pacific Air Force's band from Yokota Air Base, Japan playing Christmas carols for Kunsan Air Base.

This edition features stories on 17 soldiers at Suwon Air Base becoming non-commissioned officers (NCO's), this year's Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) success at Kunsan Air Base. Hosted by Spc. Craig Dixon.

This edition features stories on area one health clinics holding a community fair to promote healthy living, and improved quality of life for Airmen at Kunsan Air Base. Hosted by Spc. Craig Dixon.

This edition features stories on a preventive care nurse on Kunsan Air Base produced by Senior Airman Steve Conklin and demolition housing on Osan Air Base produced by Senior Airman Angeliene Pangilinan. Hosted by Pvt. Tyler Paris.

This edition features a story about Airmen from Kunsan Air Base competed in the 1st ever Kunsan Triathlon.

This edition features stories on the Vice Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Jonathan Greenert, and Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON), Rick West visiting Sailors at Chinhae Navy Base, marking the end of exercise Ulchi Freedom Guardian (UFG), U.S. Navy and Republic of Korea (ROK) Sailors continuing training to support regional stability, and senior leadership at Kunsan Air Base participating in a three-day AFSO-21 course. Hosted by Pfc. Tyler Ferris.

This edition features a story on a tropical storm threatening the southern coast of Korea, a new community watch program being launched at USAG Humphries and local Korean students touring Kunsan Air Base. Hosted by Spc. Craig Dixson.

This edition features a story on the mental health clinic at Osan Air Base, Korea providing methods for service members dealing with stress and a story about service members at Kunsan Air Base, Korea forming a relationship with locals through a soccer game with Korean national police. Hosted by Spc. Craig Dixson.

Soldiers keep in shape on Camp Casey; Kunsan Air Base airmen participate in Red Flag Alaska exercise.

This edition features stories on air defense artillery Soldiers participating in the Diablo Inferno combat training program at Camp Casey, Korea and a military working dog and handler working at Kunsan Air Base, Korea. Hosted by Army Sgt. Rob Osan.

This edition features a story on members of the 389th Fighter Squadron joining the 8th Fighter Wing at Kunsan Air Base, Korea as follow-on forces for a five-month deployment and Soldiers of the 2nd Infantry Division practicing warrior tasks and skills by training on a paintball field. Hosted by Army Sgt. Katherine Tolento. Audio only.

This edition features a story on Air Force survival skills training at Kunsan Air Base in the Republic of Korea. Audio only. Produced by Spc. Chris Hammond, Hosted by Sgt. Jason Kacera.