Command Sgt. Maj. Yun-yong Eo, senior enlisted advisor to the Republic of Korea Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Command Sgt. Maj. Jack H. Love, command senior enlisted leader for United Nations Command, Combined Forces Command, and U.S. Forces Korea, participate in a forum discussing the roles of each ROK military branch in developing service members and noncommissioned officers.

CSM Jack Love hosts the 2nd Annual Keystone Seminar

Command Sgt. Maj. Jack H. Love, command senior enlisted leader for United Nations Command, Combined Forces Command, and U.S. Forces Korea, hosted the 2nd Annual Keystone Seminar from June 21 to 23, 2022.

Lt. Col. Killingsworth readying to bat.

ROK-U.S. descendants of Korean War veterans serve as honorary pitcher an...

Lt. Col. Miranda Killingsworth and Capt. (P) Ji Sang-gon will serve as the honorary batter and pitcher during a baseball game at KT Wiz Park between the Suwon-KT Wiz and LG Twins Baseball Club. Both are descendants of veterans who fought in the

ROK Army KATUSAs with Sgt. Maj. Henry A. Scott, Command Sergeant Major of 6-52 ADA Battalion, 35th ADA Brigade, and Command Sgt. Maj. Seung Yong Cheon, Eighth United States Army Republic of Korea Army Support Group Civil Relations and Safety NCO, after the NCO induction ceremony. (US Army photo by Ms. Amelia M. Gillies)

From peers to leaders: KATUSAs participate in NCO induction ceremony

Thirty-two newly promoted soldiers from the 6-52 Air Defense Artillery Battalion, along with five soldiers from the Korean Augmentation to the United States Army program, joined the ranks of the Noncommissioned Officer Corps during an induction

Group photo of 2 U.S. and 10 Korea female soldiers on stage posing for a photo.

The Backbone of the Alliance– U.S., ROK leaders host a combined forum

Senior noncommissioned with U.S. Forces Korea and Combined Forces Command held a Senior Leader Forum for junior NCOs officers at the Korea Combat Training Center, Republic of Korea, September 13, 2021.

ROK Army Sgt. Yook Sung-jae in dress uniform is standing on the left while U.S. Army Spc. Brittany D. Simmons in dress uniform is standing on the right and both are looking at one another, talking. Behind them is a blurred stairway from inside of the War Memorial of Korea.

U.S. and ROK militaries find creative ways to celebrate Alliance through...

In coordination with U.S. Forces Korea and United Nations Command, Republic of Korea’s Ministry of National Defense created a joint music video to mark the 68th Anniversary of the Korean Armistice Agreement on July 27, 2021.

On February, 19, 2019, at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Busan, retired U.K. Army Sgt. Speakman were interred surrounded by family, U.K. delegates, Korean War Veterans, local school children, and members of the United Nations Command.

Korean War vet from U.K. is interred in South Korea

On February 19, 2019, at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery in Busan, retired U.K. Sergeant Speakman was interred surrounded by family, U.K. delegates, and members of the United Nations Command (UNC). Deputy Commander, UNC, Lieutenant-General

assigned to the United Nations Command, arrive at the UN Memorial Cemetery in Korea (UNMCK) for the Turn Towards Busan Ceremony. Turn Towards Busan is a ceremony held annually on November 11 at UNMCK to honor UN Sending States service members both living and deceased who fought in the Korean War. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class William Carlisle)

Turn Toward Busan, South Korean 턴투워드부산 유엔참전용사 국제추모식

On November 11, 2018, United Nations Command (UNC) members from the U.S.A. and Canada gathered at the United Nations Memorial Cemetery of Korea (UNMCK) to pay their respects to their fallen along with national representatives from Canada, Colombia,

USFK to conduct annual Courageous Channel exercise 주한미군, 연례 비전투원 후송훈련 ‘C...

YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea – In cooperation with the Republic of Korea’s (ROK) Ministry of Defense and U.S. Department of State, U.S. Forces Korea will conduct its annual Courageous Channel training 23-27 October as part of its

U.S., Japan, and Korea aircraft conduct show of force

Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii –United States Air Force and Marine Corps aircraft joined Japan Air Self-Defense Force and Republic of Korea Air Force aircraft in a sequenced bilateral show of force over the Korean peninsula September 17, in response to

Performers from the South Pacific Warriors of Korea, a Korean fusion band, a Philippine Folk dance group, and a K-pop group play, sing and dance at the Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration held on USAG Humphreys, May 20, 2022. The celebration included guest speaker Lt. Gen Scott Pleus, USFK Deputy Commander, a Q&A session with a panel of AANHPI leaders within our military community, a recognition ceremony, and a range of cultural performances that honored the different cultures represented at this event. (Photo illustration by Miss A. Gillies) (Collage)

AANHPI Heritage Month Celebrated at USAG Humphreys

A celebration was held in honor of Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month at the River Bend Golf Course ballroom on USAG Humphreys on May 20, 2022.The celebration included guest speaker Lt. Gen Scott Pleus, USFK

Portrait of Command Sgt. Major Walter A. Tagalicud when he was a U.S. Army Pvt. in front of a U.S. flag.

Old Soldiers Never Die: USFK Command Sgt. Maj. retires after 36 years

Entering a senior enlisted advisor’s office is like stepping back in time. To a junior service member, it might resemble a museum with memorabilia and placards, undoubtedly supported by countless shared memories of places he once called home. Photos

Airman watches instructor who holds the leash of the military working dog who is leaping toward a soldier wearing a protective bit shirt, mouth open and ready to bite the arm.

Taking A ‘Bite’ Out of Decoy Training

This week the U.S. Army 503/903 Combined Military Working Dog Detachment held a joint 3-day training event with the handlers of the U.S. Air Force 51st Fighter Wing Security Forces Squadron at U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys.During Decoy Training,

Gen. Paul J. LaCamera, UNC/CFC/USFK commander, and USFK Command Sgt. Maj. Walter A. Tagalicud, stand with Ms. Jacqueline Leeker, the U.S. Manager of the Year recipient for the 2021 USFK Civilian Employee of the Year Award Ceremony at Riverbend Golf Course on Nov. 17, 2021. (U.S. Army photos by PFC Kim, Sang-Heon)

Lessons Learned as a Civilian Supervisor

Ms. Jacqueline Leeker, the USFK Public Affairs Deputy Director, and winner of the 2021 USFK's Civilian Employee of the Year Award for Manager of the Year, talks about leadership and the best advice she has received over the years about management.

USFK to celebrate Juneteenth Observance

In recognition of the newly appointed federal holiday and due the time difference between the United States and Korea, USFK will be observing Juneteenth on Monday, June 21, 2021 for all USFK civilians and military service members. Please refer to

USFK aligns with ROK for COVID-19 arrival policy

To align with ROK entry requirements USFK no longer requires a pre-arrival COVID-19 test or a post-arrival PCR test for SOFA-affiliated international arrivals, regardless of vaccination status. Also, the USFK commander has renewed the current Public

USFK Adjusts to HPCON Alpha

Based on United States Forces Korea’s assessment of the low COVID community level in South Korea, USFK will adjust its health protection condition to “Alpha,” peninsula-wide, effective Thursday, June 2.

USFK adjusts mask regulations on installations for USFK-affiliated perso...

Based on South Korean COVID-19 numbers meeting the Department of Defense “medium” level, mask wear is no longer required within USFK installations, HQs, and unit facilities. Please follow your installation/garrison commander directives for how this

USFK removes IR-based travel restrictions

Effective immediately, due to increased vaccination rates among USFK-affiliated and ROK populations, and to better align with the ROK government’s “Living with COVID-19” initiatives, USFK is removing all existing travel restrictions within the ROK