Civilians and military members take a moment out of there day to recognize prisoners of war and those missing in action. Specialist Jacob Blahnik takes us to Camp Henry to tell us more.

Heavy lifting went on at USAG Yongsan, but it wasn’t for any construction work. Specialist John Berry stopped by to see what all the grunting was about.

Birds and air craft do not mix. Master Sergeant Keith Kollasch of the 8th Fighter Wing Safety office at Kunsan Air base is a part of the Bird Dispersal Program, which is designed to scare off birds on the flight line and keep the Wolf Pack mission ready. Bird Strikes are responsible for an estimated $400 million dollars annually to the United States alone. Master Sergeant Kollasch plans to make sure the Wolf Pack does not contribute to that number.

While stationed overseas, there are many things ways that Servicemembers can connect with family and friends back in the states. Senior Airman Brayton Metzger visits the Osan Post Office, where Airman are ensuring the mail is delivered as quickly as possible.

Soldiers gear up at Warrior Base in order to compete for the Expert Infantry Badge. Army Sergeant David Rankin, tells us about a group of individuals whose mission may keep Soldiers from earning their EIB.

There are many different ways to connect with others in the military. Airman First Class Nancy Kasberg tells us how one man is using music to break barriers.

Naval Forces Korea sponsored a periodic hike for 44 Sailors and family members. The hike went thru Namsan and up to the Seoul Tower, where participants stopped for a group photo.

Knowing and understanding what tools are available is key to completing a job in the best way possible. Technical Sergeant Gena Armstrong shows us how Osan Security Forces got their Korean counterparts introduced to one of their fiercest assets.

The Camp Casey ACS along with the Casey Master Resilience Team held a resiliency training class for Area I spouses. The class helped spouses learn resiliency skills such as self awareness, self regulation and the importance of optimism. This class emphasized the fact that Area I spouses share some of The same struggles and challenges.