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  • What goes up... Complete

    Donjuan Brown, of Company C, 1st Battalion, 72nd Armor Regiment, hits the sand after completing the long jump during the Army in Korea Track and Field competition Sept. 15 at Camp Casey’s Schoonover Bowl. Soldiers, civilians and family members from throughout Korea came to Area I to compete in 12 track events and five field events. – Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Rivers

  • Stanley bowling center to get bigger role, 24-hour service

    At Reggie’s Club on Camp Stanley, Soldiers watch Super Bowl 2011. But in a move to streamline operations, most of Reggie’s services have been shifted to the post’s bowling center, which will also offer 24-hour weekend service. – U.S. Army photo by Kevin Jackson

  • BOSS luau bestows end-of-summer fun

    At a Hawaiian luau event at the Camp Red Cloud swimming pool Sept. 15, Spc. Megan McInnis holds the limbo stick as 9-year-old Moira Perez bends her way through. McInnis is with Camp Red Cloud’s Better Opportunities for Single (and unaccompanied) Soldiers (BOSS) program, which sponsored the luau. Perez was there with her mother and father, Pfc. Keith Perez of the 304th Signal Battalion. Partygoers competed in limbo and hula-hoop contests. – U.S. Army photo by Sgt.

  • Recent shift to AMC enables streamlined logistics services

    During an Oct. 3 ceremony at Camp Casey, Soldiers assigned to the U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I’s Directorate of Logistics (DOL) put on the patch of the Army Materiel Command, of which they are now a part under an Army-wide change that took effect Oct. 1. The change will enable DOL to streamline its support to customers. – U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth

  • West Casey Chapel reopens after stem-to-stern overhaul

    During a Sept. 7 ribbon-cutting celebrating the reopening of the West Casey Chapel, members of a Gospel choir sing for an audience of about 60 Soldiers, civilians and families members. Besides an all-new look, the chapel now has more space, a full-size kitchen, and an outdoor playground and parking lot, among other improvements. – U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth

  • 2ID gears up for use of new MRAPs

    A 2nd Infantry Division Soldier guides a Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected Vehicle, also known as an MRAP, during a driver training class at Rodriguez Range last month. The division recently took delivery on a quantity of MRAPS, and put prospective MRAP drivers through a course in how to drive and do upkeep on the 16-ton vehicles. – U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Juan F. Jimenez

  • In quest of the Expert Infantryman Badge

    At Warrior Base Sept. 27, Cpl. Park Eu-tteum of Company B, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, is poised to throw a hand grenade as part of a qualification test for award of the Expert Infantryman Badge. Soldiers from around the peninsula took part in the test, which gauges their proficiency at a variety of infantry tasks. – U.S. Army photo by Kim Seung-nam

  • Uhgggrrrh...!

    Paul Whitley of the 304tth Signal Battalion, competing in the 165-pound weight class, attempts to lift 295 pounds during a powerlifting competition held at the Camp Stanley Fitness Center, Sept. 22. He and 15 other lifters competed against themselves and each other in the squat, bench press and dead lift. Fitness center staffers were judges to ensure that the lifters followed the Olympic power lifting rules. – U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth

  • Friendship fest strengthens alliance

    At the ROK-U.S. Cultural Plaza in Dongducheon near Camp Casey Sept. 22, traditional Korean dances are performed during the 8th Korean-American Friendship Festival. The dancers were one of several American and Korean groups who entertained onlookers during the day’s events, which also featured plenty of free food, Korean and American. – U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Jeff Troth

  • Jumpin’ at the Village Green

    At the Village Green on Camp Red Cloud Sept. 25, members of the 2nd Infantry Division Band are joined by members of the South Korean Army’s 26th Infantry Division Band, during “Concert on the Green,” an event that brought together members of the off-post Korean community with those of the Warrior Country community – Soldiers, civilians and family members. Leading the musicians is Chief Warrant Officer 4 William Brazier, the 2nd Infantry Division Band commander. The event
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