• 8th MSG sweeps USFK 'Civilian Employees' awards

    Four of the Wolf Pack's finest civilians were named as winners in the 2012 U.S. Forces Civilian Employees of the Year Awards.All four civilians work in the 8th Mission Support Group and were selected after a committee reviewed nearly 100 nominations from all throughout the Republic of Korea."Our

  • Korean-American Gunsan Association members meet

    Members of the Korean-American Gunsan Association met  with members of the 8th Fighter Wing, July 26, during a special dinner at the Loring Club on Kunsan Air Base. For more than 40 years, the KAGA has been a way for base leadership and local businessmen to maintain a positive relationship.

  • Korean War defining conflict for new Air Force

    While July 27 is one of the lesser-known days of remembrance for the U.S., for the Air Force, recognizing the signing of the Korean War armistice on this day in 1953 marked an era when the service came into its own.The 1950s heralded a decade of innovation, with inventions such as power steering,

  • Alpha Battery Soldiers complete Combatives training

    Soldiers from the Alpha Battery, 2nd Battalion of the 1st Air Defense Artillery here participated in Combatives training July 24 at the Wolf Pack Fitness Center. Created to prepare Soldiers to face hand-to-hand combat situations, the training emphasizes subduing an enemy without a weapon. U.S. Army

  • A night out with the Gunsan Philharmonic Orchestra

    Several Airmen from Kunsan Air Base attended a performance July 20 by the Gunsan Philharmonic Orchestra in downtown Gunsan.  The orchestra entertained the crowd with several classical pieces, and their performances also showcased the musical and poetic talents of vocalists. Performances are held

  • This week in military history: July 22 to 28

    Each week, the 8th Fighter Wing historian Robert Vanderpool provides facts related to history from the Korean War, Air Force and military.Check out "This week in military history: July 22 to 28" to learn more, including about how notorious criminal John Dillinger had military ties.

  • Don’t let the summer bugs bite: Pest Management helps keep Airmen safe

    Flip-flops, shorts and t-shirts: the official uniform of summer. While some may enjoy the sun on their skin and the warmer weather all around, others may find reasons to keep covered up for fear of one of summer's biggest annoyances: mosquitoes. "The itching alone can drive you crazy," said Tech.

  • Critical Days of Summer: Enjoy the great outdoors safely

    As summer reaches its peak, Airmen should stay safe as they enjoy all types of outdoors activities. Here are some great tips and resources for safety as you weather the summer heat. Barbecue With warmer weather comes family gatherings and cooking outside on a charcoal or gas grill. Barbequing is a

  • Security Forces fight off hostile forces during base exercise

    Airmen here continue operations as the base proceeds in its operational readiness exercise, Beverly Midnight 12-03. The 8th Security Forces Squadron was tested during exercises to evaluate their ability to defend and protect the base from attacks.