For most, competition brings out the best in us. KATUSA Corporal YoungSeok Do has a story about one 2ID Solider who challeneged his competitors during the Area I Career Counselor of the Year Competiton at Camp Casey.

Germany came to Korea as the 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command held an Octoberfest themed hail and farewell. More than 100 Soldiers and family members took part in German fare such as bratwurst and potato salad while listening to German music. Commander of the 19th ESC, Brigadier General Paul C. Hurley, and his wife Kathy, hosted the event at their home.

USFK recognizes individuals and organizations that put time and effort into the community to help strengthen the ROK and US bond. Army Sergeant Moses Ward has the story.

Some say that experience is everything. SrA Marshall Hunsaker stops by a simulation at Osan Air Base designed to prepare Airmen for a real life gun fight.

Yongsan Lanes hosted the fifth annual Friendship Bowling Tournament. Army Sergeant Sam De Leon went to see how the pins would fall.

USFK engineers hosted the Tour De Seoul Bike Ride over the Chuseok holiday. Over forty bicyclists looped around the Northern Seoul metropolitan area, making stops at City Hall, the Blue House, and the Dongdaemun shopping district. The group travelled approximately thirty kilometers around the Seoul area.

October has a list of awareness topics associated with it. Air Force Staff Sergeant Jennifer Stai explains how Airmen at Osan Air Base are focusing on one topic in particular that has the interest of President Obama.

One way to make new friends and meet new people is to compete in an athletic event. Army Sergeant Chris Garver has a story of how one Soldier adjusted to her new unit during a battalion sports day at Camp Casey.

ROK Army Suport Group has been holding the ROk Armed Forces Day Sports Competition every year. This annual event is to let KATUSA have a little bit of time to relax and build strong bonds between one another. Army Sergeant Edwin Pierce reports.