Latest "U.S. Forces Korea" stories

U.S. Army soldiers maneuver and connect a section of an Improved Ribbon Bridge during a rafting exercise on Namhan River, South Korea.

Kim’s sister warns S. Korea-US military drills will rekindle tensions

“I have been hearing an unpleasant story that joint military exercises between the South Korean army and the U.S. forces could go ahead as scheduled,” Kim Yo Jong said.

16 months ago

It’s costing more for troops moving pets overseas. Here’s some help

It's getting tougher to PCS pets to and from overseas.

By Karen Jowers

19 months ago

Cancer-causing compounds found at former US Army heliport in South Korea

The Camp Walker heliport and runway were handed over to South Korean control in December.

By Hangyun Kim, Medill News Service

21 months ago

Soldier’s ‘very preventable death’ prompts amendment ordering review of military MedEvac services

The safety pin in the driver’s hatch of Spc. Panipinto’s Bradley fighting vehicle failed. And the right-hand side tread of the vehicle came off, causing the vehicle to roll over.

By Kyle Rempfer

2 years ago

Three soldiers busted in rank after sneaking through hole in base fence to hit bars during the pandemic

Three unnamed soldiers from the 94th Military Police Battalion received Article 15s after visiting an off-post bar.

By Kyle Rempfer

3 years ago

Capable security partners are more important than increased payments

U.S. national security is enhanced when its partners around the world are not only willing to spend their own resources on the right military capabilities, but are also willing to serve as the first-line of defense for their people, says the author of this commentary.

By Daniel R. DePetris

3 years ago