Latest Headlines The slides from the Sept. USAG Daegu Town Halls are available here. Next Town Halls will be Nov. 7 at DAS (Camp George) and Nov. 14 at the Camp Carroll Theater. Slides from the Sept. 2012 Commander's Community Council are located here. The next C3 is scheduled for Oct. 15 at the Evergreen Club, 9 a.m. Read here: Official DoD guidance concerning the book "No Easy Day" Look here for the Welcome to Korea edition of the Morning Calm Weekly!
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AUSA Special Report - Korea Big changes underway for Soldiers and Families stationed in the Republic of Korea |
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NCO Journal: On Point in Korea Click to download the NCO Journal's latest report on living and serving in Korea |
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