The 8th Fighter Wing and all units across Kunsan Air Base strive to be great amabassadors to our Republic of Korea friends. We strive daily to continue our strong relationship and are always looking for new ways to get involved.
If interested in finding out more information on Kunsan's Good Neighbor Program, use the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of this page.
Good Neighbor News
Wolf Pack opens gate to local English students KUNSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea Jan. 19, 2007 -- The Wolf Pack accepted a different kind of Follow-on Forces Jan. 19. Not more than four-and-a-half feet tall, they made their way to base operations, met with pilots and got a chance to see the base exchange. But, they weren't from any U.S. base.
Leaders Focus
University Shadow Program Molding tommorow's leaders is important to both the RoK and U.S. Once a year, the U.S. welcomes a group of college students looking to learn about American culture and the way the USAF does business.
Military to Military
Friendship Night
Quarterly, the Republic of Korea and United States Air Force's leadership get together to have dinner and get to know each other and their cultures.
Korean Cultural Awareness
Philharmonic Orchestra Concert
Once a month, Gunsan City, Republic of Korea, invites Kunsan AB personnel to enjoy a night at the orchestra.
Gunsan City Bus Tour Every week, Gunsan City sponsors a bus tour of their city to help Kunsan personnel learn their culture and all of the "hot spots" around town.
Community Relations
Kae Chong Orphanage
Each week, the Wolf Pack brings toys to and visits Republic of Korea orphans to help bring some joy to their lives.
English Camp
The Wolf Pack allowed it's servicemembers time off from work to volunteer their conversational English speaking skills at local elementary and middle schools. The servicemembers participate twice annually during the summer and winter.
Good Neighbor News 
KUNSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea Jan. 19, 2007 -- The Wolf Pack accepted a different kind of Follow-on Forces Jan. 19. Not more than four-and-a-half feet tall, they made their way to base operations, met with pilots and got a chance to see the base exchange. But, they weren't from any U.S. base.