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A MONTHLY GUIDE TO THE 51ST FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON ACTIVITIES ON OSAN AB, KOREA

MAY 2015 VOL 9. ISSUE 5

Photo by Danielle Segui

“Professionally we Serve...Personally we Care!”

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UFC Bowling League

Tuesdays 1830 May through August Enjoy UFC Fights, Highlights and Bowling at MiG Alleys Bowling Center. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to check out our menu for a great meal or snack! Open to everyone on Osan & Humphreys (18+ yrs old) Cost: $15.00/person, play 3 games per night, includes a ball! For more details, call MiG Alleys Bowling Center at 784-4229

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2 Osan’s Got Talent

Officers’ Club Saturday, 30 May, 1800-2200 Sign-up by 26 May at The McPherson Community Center It’s your time to shine! Do you sing, dance, play an instrument, juggle or maybe you’re a comedian? Whatever your talent is, grab this opportunity for stardom and enter to win great prizes! Watch a fantastic show, enjoy the food and have the best night ever at Osan’s Got Talent!

For more information, call the McPherson Community Center at 784-3123 www.51FSS.com

Contents

LAST MONTH’S WINNER!

Link-Up 2 Golf Clinic

Mrs. Opok Buxton

Get your “Tee” time on the green! Come out, register, and participate in the Golf Clinic at The Lakes at Osan! Experience the game while learning the basics and all the etiquette you can handle from a professional.

FIND THE FSS BUTTON!!!

Mustang Challenge This isn’t called a “Mustang Challenge” just because it sounds cool participants must endure tough fitness obstacles to further test their teamwork abilities.

The FSS button is hidden somewhere in the magazine. Find it! The button on this page does not count.

1. One entry per person per month 2. Must be over 18 to play 3. Open to ALL of Team Osan 4. Prize is $100.00 FSS Gift Card 5. Cut out the button, place it in a sealed letter-sized envelope 6. Put your name, squadron, phone number and e-mail address on the envelope 7. Place the envelope in any comment card collection box 8. Deadline is the 2nd Friday of the month (8 May)

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command Colonel Brook J. Leonard

51st Fighter Wing Commander

Colonel Carl C. Misner

SOCIAL 11. 12. 13. 15. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22.

51st Mission Support Group Commander

PHYSICAL

OSAN PET LODGE Featuring the Officers’ Club ENLISTED CLUB OFFICERS’ CLUB INFORMATION, TICKETS & TRAVEL CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER SCHOOL AGE PROGRAM YOUTH CENTER TEEN CENTER

1. 8. 23. 25. 27. 29.

UFC BOWLING LEAGUE GET FIT WITH FSS THE LAKES AT OSAN GOLF COURSE OUTDOOR RECREATION MiG ALLEYS BOWLING CENTER FITNESS CENTER

Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. St.Sauver 51st Force Support Squadron Commander

Mr. Anthony M. Chatfield

51st Force Support Squadron Deputy

Marketing and Publicity Office Vacant

Director, Marketing and Publicity

Ms. Min Suk Hyong

Commercial Sponsorship/Advertising

Mr. Ok, Chang Hun

Lead Graphic and Visual Information Specialist Studio51 Video Production

Ms. Linda M. Fields Writer/Editor

Mr. Han, Sung Chin Mr. Yi, Sang Uk Mr. Kim, Chang Wan

MENTAL 5. 7. 9. 10. 34. 35. 36. 37.

Flight Plan FSS MONTHLY EVENTS OSAN PASSPORT - 30/30 PROGRAM BELLY PROGRAM AERO CLUB - FLIGHT TRAINING CENTER LIBRARY AUTO HOBBY CENTER Inside KOREA

SPIRITUAL 2. 38. 39. 41. 51.

OSAN’S GOT TALENT AROUND OSAN McPHERSON COMMUNITY CENTER airman & family Readiness center OSAN AB Chapel

Visual Information Specialists

Ms. Mun, Pong Hwa

Administrative Assistant “FORCE MAGAZINE” is the official monthly magazine of the 51st Force Support Squadron. It is designed to inform and entertain the United States Military and their family members stationed at Osan Air Base, Korea. The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the 51st Fighter Wing or the United States Air Force. All program dates and times printed in this publication are subject to change. No Federal Endorsement of Advertisers or Sponsors is Intended or Implied. Submissions of articles and photographs are welcome but are subject to editing. Submissions become property of the 51st Force Support Squadron Marketing Department. For advertising rates and information, contact MinSuk Hyong at 784-1675 or studio51@us.af.mil. If you are not at Osan Air Base and would like to be put on our mailing list for the monthly “FORCE MAGAZINE” magazine, please send an e-mail to 51svsmarketing@us.af.mil.

Cover Photo: “Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival” by Danielle Segui Photo taken on ITT Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival Trip

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Did you know you can do this with

* Time to laugh it up IMPROV style at the Enlisted Club’s Comedy Night! * All members unite for the best breakfast, music, and prizes to be had! * Taste what’s cooking in the OClub’s Dining Room every day of the week! * Nami Island is calling and it’s only an ITT bus stop away!

FSS

Physical

Spiritual

SOCIAL

MENTAL

PHYSICAL

SPIRITUAL

* Start getting fit and ready now with the new Sports Fitness Calendar! * Tee on the green only with the Golf Clinic at the Lakes of Osan Golf Course! * Get your aim and game on with the new Paintball Field at Outdoor Rec! * Go bowling on Memorial Day with friends or family at MiG Alleys!

* Let the star in you shine at Osan’s Got Talent hosted by our Community Center! * See all the A&FRC has to offer from cultural cooking to Korean Language classes! * Check out these special people and their stories in and “Around Osan”!

MENTAL * Read what lies beneath the surface in Caves “Inside Korea”! * Up, up, and away! Learn how to fly with Aero Club membership! * Get rewarded for visiting the places you love using the Belly program! * Gather your stamps for the all new Passport program!

Did you know you can do this with FSS?

SOCIAL

FSS Monthly Events

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FSS Monthly Events Mother’s Day Sunday Brunch

Combined Membership Breakfast

Lotus Lantern Festival

Sunday, 10 May, 1000-1330 Officers’ Club: 784-5530

Friday, 15 May, 0700-0900 Enlisted Club: 784-6900

Saturday, 16 May, 1300-2400 ITT: 784-4254

Zip-Line at Yongin

Mustang Cup Open Golf Tournament

Memorial Day Special

Friday, 22 May, 0700-1400 Outdoor Recreation: 784-4007

Saturday, 23 May, 0730 & 1300 Osan Golf Course: 784-6818

Monday, 25 May, 1100-1700

MiG Alleys Bowling Center: 784-6868

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Power Lifting Competition

Saturday, 9 May, Weigh in 0715, Start time 0751 Calling all power lifters, cross-fitters, and athletes! This event tests the strength of one rep max bench, max squat, and max deadlift. (18+ yrs U.S. I.D. Card Holders)

Memorial Murph

Monday, 25 May, 0900 Run 1 mile while wearing a weighted vest, then do 100 pull ups, 200 push ups and 300 air squats in this physically challenging crossfitness event!

Mustang Challenge

Friday, 29 May, 1200 Participants will endure fitness challenges that will put your teamwork skills to the test. (18+ yrs U.S. I.D. Card Holders)

Outdoor Spinathon

Saturday, 30 May, 0900-1200 Take part and enjoy great music and high-energy spinning outdoors on the red pad in front of the fitness center.

Hiking Mt. Yongbong

Saturday, 9 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Mt. Yongbong is a visual treat with many unusually shaped cliffs and rock formations. Rough rocky paths and roads provide easy access. You will enjoy the beautiful landscape of this exceptionally scenic area. Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)

Hiking Mt. Sobaek National Park

Saturday, 30 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 The Sobaek Mountain range cuts across the southern portion of the Korean peninsula. The Sobaek Mountains are split off of the Taebaek Mountains and trend southwest across the center of the peninsula. The peaks of the Sobaek Mountains are well over 3.280 feet above sea level. Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)

Sports Fitness Calendar - 10 May Pyongtaek Marathon * 16 May Ocean Day Marathon in Seoul * 13 June Reebok Spartan Race in Chuncheon - 4 July Freedom Fusion Color Run in Osan - 18 July Mustang Mania in Osan * 6 September Cheorwon DMZ International Peace Marathon * 4 October Peach-Unity Marathon in Paju * 1 November Hanhwa Chungcheong Province Marathon in Sejong - 27 November Tuff Turkey Challenge in Osan * 3 January, 2016 Polar Bear Swimming Festival in Busan * Contact ITT 784-4254 - Contact Fitness Center 784-5568

Bldg.1423, 784-5568 Open 24 Hours a Day

Get Fit with FSS

GET FIT WITH FSS

Osan Passport - 30/30 Program

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Team Osan PassporT Your passport to 30 days of fun! 30% off in your first 30 days!

OSAN

PASSP ORT 30/30 PROG RAM RuleS & PRIZES • Must be Active Duty Air Force to Participate • Enjoy one benefit from each participating FSS activitiy • Turn in completed Passport to the McPherson Community

Center and pick up your T-shirt and qualify to win for Monthly and Quarterly prize drawings

• Not to be used in conjunction with any other special or discount • The 30/30 program provides a 30% discount for selected

Team Repub Osan lic of K orea

activities in your first 30 days (cannot be used for food, drink or merchandise purchases)

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PLACES Officers’ Club Bella Panini’s Checkertails Golf Pro Shop Oriental House MiG Alleys Bowling Center Outdoor Recreation Information, Tickets & Travel Enlisted Club End Zone (Mustang Center) Rickenbacker’s

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OSAN PET LODGE

Osan Pet Lodge

THE OSAN PET LODGE PCSing in or out? Going on vacation, TDY, or does the fuzzy member of your family need some play time? Put your mind at ease and call the Osan Pet Lodge! Let our attentive staff take care of your dog or cat while you are away.

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Current Vacinations Required Kennel Cough Required No Puppies Under 4 Months Owners Must Supply Food Open 365 days/year Attentive Staﬀ Provides Care Saturday Doggy Play Days Time: 1400-1600 • Reservations Required • Appointments for Grooming

Grooming Available! • • • • •

Shampoo Conditioner Nail Trimming Ear Cleaning Other Grooming Services

Osan Dog Park The park is located adjacent to the Mustang Valley Playground. Open 24/7 for use by our community.

Bldg. 421-B, 784-4314 By appointment only

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bella panini’s Lunch Monday-Friday 1100-1300 Closed Saturday & Sunday

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now has asta la pasta

Dinner Saturday 1600-2400 Sunday-Tuesday 1600-2200 Closed Wednesday-Friday Wine Bar Open til Midnight on Saturdays

Asta La Pasta has moved! Now you can find your two favorite places under one roof! All the amazing, Italian grilled Panini Sandwiches you’ve always loved and the made-to-order pasta dishes with your choice of savory tomato or creamy white sauces can be found at the new Bella Panini’s! Yes, you can still get a cup of comforting soup. To keep your palate extra happy, celebrate this wonderful Italian marriage with Osan’s first ever Wine Bar! Come enjoy the atmosphere, the company, and most of all, the expanded flavors of Italy at the all new Bella Panini’s!

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 784-5530

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Enlisted Club

SPECIAL EVENTS

SPORTS BAR & GRILL Dining at the Grill!

Monday-Friday 0630-2100 Saturday & Sunday 0730-2100 reakfast, lunch, and dinner? Wow! The Sports Bar & Grill has great food at great prices! See the mouth watering menu on 51fss.com by clicking “Enlisted Club” then “Enlisted Club Menu”. Sit down and enjoy or call in your to-go orders now at: 784-0608

Monday 51 Cent Wings!

Mondays, 1600-1930 ow many chicken wings can you devour for only 51 cents each? Choose from 6 different, delicious sauces in this dine-in only special!

H Saturday BBQ on the Patio

Saturdays, 1600-2000 Silver Star Lounge & Patio ay means Memorial Day, and it also means it’s time to dust off the BBQ set and grill outdoors. What’s that? No grill? Don’t worry, you can come to the Enlisted Club and enjoy Old Fashioned BBQ: burgers, hot dogs, and chicken! Just sit back, enjoy warm weather, music, and the smell of BBQ in the air while relaxing on our patio.

M ROK COMEDY TOUR

Family Night

Tuesdays, 1600-2100 t’s family night for all at the Enlisted Club! Members, your children under 12 can order one entree from the kids menu for free!

SURF & TURF

Wednesdays, 1600-2100 hen’s the last time you had a juicy New York Strip Steak or Lobster Tail? Mark your calendar and turn every Wednesday into a Surf & Turf habit! Cost: $29.25

Breakfast for Dinner!

Thursdays, 1600-2100 he stars are out but who says breakfast must wait for the sun? It’s coming up somewhere in the world so enjoy every Thursday night with Breakfast for Dinner! See the mouth watering menu on 51fss.com by clicking “Enlisted Club” then “Enlisted Club Menu”.

T Saturday, 9 May Time: 1900(Band), 2000(Show), 2130(Autographs) The Ballroom Cost: FREE! (18+yrs) eady to laugh til your sides hurt? Then a night at the Enlisted Club is just what the doctor ordered! Come see Improv Comedians: Daniel Dugar, D’Lai Laird and Luenell Campbell! Night Tunes will play live to get the night going!

Combined Membership Breakfast Friday, 15 May, 0700-0900 The Ballroom

njoy an amazing breakfast buffet while a DJ plays music and gives away awesome prizes! This is open to all Enlisted and Officer Club Members, their families, plus one bona fide guest not otherwise eligible to join.

Night Tunes Band & DJ Music

Fridays & Saturdays, 2100-0300 isten to the band “Night Tunes” play a wide variety of rock music, mixed with DJ Top 40 songs you love, for a great evening out with friends at the Sports Bar & Grill!

Karaoke Night!

Thursdays & Fridays, 2000; Saturdays 2400 it your happy high note with the best karaoke program and sound system around! With over 23,000 songs to choose from, you’ve got to visit 51fss.com and see the list for yourself!

Texas Hold’em Tournament

Saturday Sign-In, 1700-1800 Game starts, 1830 now when to hold’em, yes, but keep your calendar open every Saturday for the Texas Hold’em Tournament! Cash prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place! Limited to the first 70 participants. Cost: $10/player

Bingo!

Thursdays, 1830 Sundays, 1330 wenty-four different games with amazing cash payouts, complimentary snacks and coffee, make Bingo night at the Enlisted Club the place to be!

Soul Food Sunday Dinner

Sundays, 1800-2000 njoy down-home hospitality served every Sunday night in the Silver Star Lounge. Southern buffet style cuisine, and a “Jukebox” playing soulful tunes, complete this relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Members: $7.95 Non-Members: $8.95

Monday-Thursday: 0630-2400 Fridays: 0630-0300 Saturdays: 0730-0300 Sundays: 0730-2400

CATERING

Tuesday-Friday: 1000-1500

SILVER STAR LOUNGE

SPORTS BAR & GRILL Breakfast Monday-Friday: 0630-1030 Satuday & Sunday: 0730-1200 Lunch & Dinner Daily: 1030-2100

Monday-Thursday: 1700-2400 Fridays & Saturdays: 1700-0300 Sundays: 1700-2200

Limited Menu Fridays & Saturdays: 2100-0300

*Limited Hours during base exercises

Bldg. 917, 784-6900

Friday Nights, 1630-1930 t’s Friday! Bring your friends and enjoy the expanded social hour snack selection, DJ music, & door prizes! Osan Club Members get all this for free! Non-Members pay $5.00 for the snacks.

ate-Night’s!

Fridays, 2300-0300 Saturdays, 2300-0300 he ballroom floor is hoppin’! Bright lights are dancin’ to kickin’ beats at the Enlisted Club every Friday and Saturday for your late night needs!

MUSTANG RESILIENCY CENTER World Champions Mayweather vs Pacquiao

Open Mic Night

Sunday, 3 May, 1000 Come out and watch Floyd Mayweather take on Manny Pacquiao on the amazing High Definition 140 inch video wall in the End Zone!

Thursdays, 1900 Are you a singer/songwriter, comedian, musician, or poet? The mic, even instruments, are yours! Win a chance for a $50 FSS Gift Card just for participating! So come and share your talents on Open Mic Night!

Bandoke & Karaoke Nights!

Rickenbacker’s Coffee and Pastries

Bandoke

E-Club Hours of Operation

T.G.I.F.

Wednesdays, 1900-2400 Saturdays, 1700-2000 Karaoke Wednesdays, 1900-2400 Saturdays 1900-2400 Do you love to sing? Play the drums or guitar or even the tamborine? Realize your dream! Become part of a real band, “Night Tunes”! Whether you become their new lead singer, or you decide to shred your guitar… in Bandoke, YOU’LL rock the stage! If you prefer traditional karaoke, you can hit your happy high note with the best karaoke program around! With over 23,000 songs to choose from, you’ve got to visit 51fss.com and see the list for yourself!

Bldg. 1313 784-4311/6931

Mustang Resiliency Center: Mon-Fri, 0530-2000 Sat & Sun, 0630-2000 Holidays, 0630-1700 Turumi Lodge: Daily, 0530-1400 Kick off your morning with fresh brewed, specialty coffee! Don’t pass up the delicious pastries or cups of fruit either. Order the coffee and pastry Staff Meeting Special, which can be delivered to your meeting if called one day prior! The Rickenbacker’s May Special! Iced Vanilla Spice Latte Tall Size $3.95

The End Zone

Sun-Tue: 1030-2300 / Wed-Sat: 1030-2400 The End Zone is a great place for lunch or a quick dinner. You and your friends can hang out after work and get in some much needed social time. The End Zone… anytime!

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O-Club SPECIAL EVENTS Mother’s Day Sunday Brunch Sunday, 10 May, 1000-1330 Dining Room

Show mom how much you appreciate her with a special brunch. (Reservations requested for parties over six.) Members Non-Members Adults: $20.00 Adults: $22.00 Children 7-12: $10.00 Children 7-12: $12.00 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

Combined Membership Breakfast Friday, 15 May, 0700-0900 Enlisted Club The Ballroom

Enjoy an amazing breakfast buffet while a DJ plays music and gives away awesome prizes! This is open to all Enlisted and Officer Club Members, their families, plus one bona fide guest not otherwise eligible to join.

BENEFITS Officers’ Club Member’s Coin Cashier’s Cage

It looks fantastic and it’s definitely a collector’s item. Not only does this coin look good, it will save you money when you dine with us. Coins are available for view at the cashier’s cage. Take advantage of our “Coin Days” where Members save money on featured club events! Cost: Members $5.00

E-Mail Program Cashier’s Cage

Have you signed up yet? The Membership E-mail Program will notify you of upcoming events, last minute changes and manager’s specials. Ask the club staff for details.

MBC LOUNGE Tap Takeover

Friday, 1 May, 1730-2130

Taste the new brew! Enjoy multiple selections from local brewers with one featured representative coming in and taking over every other month! Bring a friend!

Wingman Wednesday Wednesdays, 1700-2200

Wing-it every Wednesday with the best hot wings to go with snack pizza at the bar! (Food served until 2100) 8 piece wings: $6.95 Pizza (your choice): $3.75 12 piece wings: $8.95

Thursday Karaoke Thursdays, 1730-2130

Come out and enjoy one of the best karaoke programs in the area.

Night Tunes Band Fridays, 1700-1900

Kick off your Friday night with your favorite music special requests are encouraged from our live band, “Night Tunes”!

Progressive Cash Drawing Fridays, Last Day 8 May! ~1830

The pot starts at $250 when one member’s name is drawn. The pot progressively increases $250 each month if no one claims their prize. Come the fourth month, if the pot reaches $1,000 dollars, names are drawn until that lucky someone gets to grab it all! Hours of Operation Bldg. 910, 784-5530

Cashier’s Window 784-2250 Monday-Friday: 1030-1700 Closed Saturday, Sunday & Holidays Barber Shop 784-2256 Monday-Friday: 1000-1900 Saturday: 1000-1600 Closed Sunday & Holidays MBC Lounge Bar Wednesday & Thursday: 1700-2200 Friday: 1700-2400 Closed Saturday-Tuesday & Holidays

Catering 784-6749 Bella Panini’s 784-5530 • Lunch Monday-Friday, 1100-1300 Closed Saturday & Sunday • Dinner Saturday, 1600-2400 Sunday-Tuesday, 1600-2200 Closed Wednesday-Friday

THE DINING ROOM Every Sunday, 1000-1330

Enjoy a full breakfast buffet with your choice of omelets, waffles, cheese, fruit and pastry stations. Lunch includes a carving station, as well as seafood, salad and a dessert station. Please call for details or reservations. Children’s play area available. Members Non-Members Adults: $15.95 Adults: $17.95 Children 7-12: $7.95 Children 7-12: $8.95 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

Lunch Buffet

Build Your Own Pizza “All You Can Eat”

Thursday, 7, 14 & 21 May, 1700-2000

Start with homemade pizza shells, grilled to enhance the full flavor of the dough, then choose one of three sauces. Top off your creation with cheese and toppings before it’s cooked to perfection. Go as often as you want! You only have to wait 15 minutes for slices of heaven. Dine-in only. Members Non-Members Adults: $7.99 Adults: $8.99 Children 7-12: $5.99 Children 7-12: $6.99 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

Monday thru Friday, 1100-1300

Monday: Italian Tuesday: Southern Favorites Wednesday: BBQ Thursday: Mexican Friday: Asian Enjoy a hot, freshly prepared lunch buffet every day of the week, including salad and dessert bars with a beverage station too! Members Non-Members Adults: $10.45 Adults: $11.45 Children 7-12: $5.95 Children 7-12: $6.95 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

Korean Bibimbap “All You Can Eat” Wednesday, 6 & 20 May, 1700-2000

Eat healthy at the Officers’ Club with our New Korean Cuisine offering a variety of vegetables and sauces cooked the traditional Korean way. Members Non-Members Adults: $12.99 Adults: $14.99 Children 7-12: $6.99 Children 7-12: $ 7.99 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

Korean Beef Bulgogi “All You Can Eat” Wednesday, 13 & 27 May, 1700-2000

Kids Night

Thursday, 28 May, 1700-2000

It’s good to be a kid! Movies, bouncy castle, games, gift cards and the yummiest food make this the perfect night just for kids but there’s an adult buffet too! Come have a blast! Members Non-Members Adults: $9.95 Adults: $11.95 Children 7-12: $5.95 Children 7-12: $6.95 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

All You Can Eat Crab Legs

Friday 1, 8, 22 & 29 May, 1700-2000

Experience the seafood lovers buffet! There are crab legs but Come and experience the most well-known Korean dish, Beef also beef, chicken and shrimp entrees too. Beverage and dessert Bulgogi! Our thinly sliced sirloin is marinated then grilled and stations complete this dine-in only night. served on lettuce leaves, with marinated onions, grilled garlic, Members Non-Members thinly sliced green onion and peppers. Add some hot red pepper Adults: $34.95 Adults: $36.95 or bean paste and without a doubt, you’ll be loving every bite! Children 7-12: $11.95 Children 7-12: $12.95 Members Non-Members Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free Adults: $12.99 Adults: $14.99 Children 7-12: $6.99 Children 7-12: $7.99 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free

BELLA PANINI’S Learning About Wines

Friday, 1 May, 1700-1900

Curious about different wines? Not sure which wines go best with what foods? Our professional Wine Expert will answer all your questions as you are taught how to assess the overall sweetness, acidity, tannin, and aftertaste, of twelve different wines. Learn the basic skills for how to hold your glass, see the texture, perform the “swirl”, smell the “bouquet”, to finally “tasting” the wine. H’orderves will accompany the event to cleanse your palate for this “adults only” event. Cost: $10.00 per person

Announcing! Bella Panini’s & Asta la pasta

LUNCH Monday-Friday, 1100-1300 Closed Saturday & Sunday DINNER Saturday, 1600-2400 Sunday-Tuesday, 1600-2200 Closed Wednesday-Friday WINE BAR Open til Midnight on Saturdays

Your two favorite places are now under one roof! All the amazing, Italian grilled Panini Sandwiches you’ve always loved and the madeto-order pastas with savory sauces can be found at the new Bella Panini’s and Asta La Pasta! Yes, you can still get a cup of comforting soup. And to keep your palette extra happy, help us celebrate this wonderful Italian marriage with Osan’s first ever Wine Bar! Come taste Tuscany today!

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Information, Tickets & Travel

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Information, Tickets & Travel CAMERA BUG TOURS

FAMILY TOURS

Sansawon (Traditional Liquor Museum) & Herb Island

Zoo in Seoul Grand Park

Friday, 22 May Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $30.00 (admission & transportation)

Saturday, 2 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $45.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Gosu Cave & Boat Ride at Chungju Lake

Saturday, 9 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1900 Cost: $55.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Beartree Park & Gakwon Temple

Sunday, 24 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1600 Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Everland Amusement Park Lotus Lantern Festival (Yeon Deung Hoe) Saturday, 16 May Bus Departs ITT: 1300, Bus Returns: 2400 Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)

Nami Island & the Garden of Morning Calm Saturday, 16 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $56.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Saturday, 2 & 23 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $45.00 (transportation & daypass)

Strawberry Harvest Experience & Gwanchoksa Temple

Sunday, 3 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1630 Cost: $50.00 (picking experience fee, transportation & guide)

ITT Family Special

Caribbean Bay Water Park

(2 children, 12 & under, per family free) Monday, 25 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $45.00 (admission & transportation)

FORCE MAGAZINE MAY 2015 Tuesday, 12, 19 May Bus Departs ITT: 0930, Bus Returns: 1930 Wednesday, 6, 13, 20 May Bus Departs ITT: 0930, Bus Returns: 1930 Saturday, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1830 Saturday, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 May Bus Departs ITT: 0730, Bus Returns: 1900 Cost: $55.00 (buffet lunch with beverage, transportation & guide)

Task Force Smith Memorial, Hwaseong Fortress & Yongju Temple

Sunday, 17 May Bus Departs ITT: 0800, Bus Returns: 1730 Cost: $35.00 (admission, transportation & guide) Lunch not included.

Hard Rock Cafe & Seoul Night Tour

Thursday, 21 May Bus Departs ITT: 1730, Bus Returns: 2330 Cost: $35.00 (admission, transportation & guide) Dinner not included.

War Memorial Hall & Gyeongbok Palace

Friday, 22 May Bus Departs ITT: 0800, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $30.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Jeju Island Tour

Friday-Sunday, 22-24 May Register by 15 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830 Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $480.00/person (double, age 10 and up) Cost: $650.00/person (single) Cost: $200.00/person (sharing a room with parents, age 10 under) (hotel room with breakfast, admissions, round trip air fare, transportation & guide)

Korean Folk Village & Wawoojeong Temple Monday, 25 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1700 Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Wine Train

Saturday, 30 May Register by 21 May Bus Departs ITT: 0930, Bus Returns: 2000 Cost: $125.00 (train, lunch, wine tasting, transportation & guide)

Baseball Game (KBO)

Hiking Mt. Sobaek National Park

Sunday, 3 & 17 May Register by 24 April & 8 May Bus Departs ITT: 1130, Bus Returns: 1930 Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Hiking Mt. Yongbong

Saturday, 9 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)

Changduk Palace & Haengju Fortress

Sunday, 10 May Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1830 Cost: $35.00 (admission, transportation & guide)

Saturday, 30 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)

Mt. Sorak Tour

Friday-Sunday, 22-24 May Register by 15 May Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1900 Cost: $380.00/person (double, age 10 and up) Cost: $580.00/person (single) (Hotel with breakfast, admission, cable car, entrance fee for the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Waterpiaâ&#x20AC;?, transportation & guide) Lunch & Dinner not included

Seoul City Tour

Sunday, 31 May Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1830 Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide) Hours of Operation Bldg. 924, 784-4254 Monday-Friday, 1000-1800 Saturdays, 1000-1600 Sundays, 1000-1400

Information, Tickets & Travel

DMZ & Tunnel #3

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Child Development Center

Special Moments Craft Day (Celebrating Moms) Friday, 8 May, 1100-1200

Moms make a difference with all the little, and big, things they do. Join in the fun to celebrate inspirational moms!

Healthy Living

Monday-Friday, 11-15 May

Children develop how to make healty choices very early in life. This week’s activities will help teach healthy choices in a fun way, that hopefully will continue into their adult years.

Movie Theater Week

Friday, 29 May, 1500-1545 Preschooler: AAFES Movie Theater, Bldg.738

The preschoolers will be going to the movies! A great adventure to go with their school friends , while learning safety street crossing rules on the way there.

Bldg 738, 784-4966 Monday-Friday: 0700-1800 Closed Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays & PACAF Family Days

Give Parents A Break (GPAB) / Parents Night Out (PNO) Friday, 15 May, 1830-2230 Submit Referral Letters & Reservation Requests NLT 6 May Let the caring staff at the CDC give you a chance to get away for that special night out or maybe just take a moment to relax. Whatever your reason, GPAB / PNO is a “space available” program based on stafﬁng so make your reservation while you can! GPAB- Air Force Aid Society pays for families with referral letter. Cost: $16.00 /child (standard fee) *Minimum 8 Children Required

Give Parents A Break (GPAB) / Parents Night Out (PNO) will be moving to a quarterly schedule starting in July. GPAB/PNO will still happen in June and July. The Next GPAB/PNO after July’s date will happen in October.

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Fiesta Week

Monday-Friday, 4-8 May It’s Fiesta Week here at the School Age Program! This week the kids get a chance to learn about the Mexican heritage through fun craft projects such as the mariachi guitar, metal tooling, and singing traditional songs in Spanish!

BGCA Money Matters Week

Monday-Friday, 11-15 May You can never put a price on knowledge just as you’re never too young to start learning it. This week kids will learn the importance of money and just how much it matters starting with the U.S. Mint. Later they’ll open their own restaurant before learning a thing or two about savings and investing!

SAP Youth of the Month

Give Parents a Break/Parent’s Night Out

Friday, 15 May It’s a chance to get away for that special night out or maybe a moment to relax. Whatever your reason, GPAB is a “space available” program based on staffing so make your reservation while you can!

Zootopia Week

Monday-Friday, 24-30 May It’s a jungle out there! Give your kids a fun opportunity to learn about the wild things and their natural habitats during Zootopia week! They will play charades, animal bingo, and even make their own creatures using computer software in the S.T.E.M. Room!

Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Monday-Friday, 18-22 May Children living in Korea are exposed to not only the Korean culture, but other Pacific Island heritages as well. This week they will get a chance to really explore these amazing cultures through games, music, and crafts including such things as making grass skirts, elephants, and Polynesian Leis.

Registration for currently enrolled families 4-8 May Open registration 11-15 May

Seth is seven years old and in first Seth grade. His Wood favorite room here at the School Age Program (SAP) is Art. His favorite creation he made is his “Roblox” Character. When Seth grows up he wants to join the Air Force because “both of my parents are in the Air Force”. Seth sets a great example here at SAP and continues to be an outstanding youth here every day!

Bldg 750, 784-6830 School Year Hours: Monday-Friday Morning Care: 0700-0800 includes breakfast & ride to school After School Care: 1430-1800 includes snack and homework support No School Day/Camp: 0700-1800 Closed Saturdays, Sundays, U.S. Holidays & PACAF Family Days

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Youth Center

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Youth of the Month Aleser Yoder

Aleser Yoder is our Youth of the Month! Aleser has lived in Korea for about 6 Years now. He is 9 years old and in the 3rd grade at the Osan American Elementary School. His favorite subject in school is Math. Aleser likes coming to the Youth Center and plays video games with his friends. He enjoys ping pong and being in the Youth Center Gym too. When he grows up he would like to be a Pilot. Aleser’s favorite hobby is snowboarding. He thinks Korea is a fun place and he likes the food.

Recurring Events Cooking Club

Every Tuesday, 1600-1745

Power Down Time

Monday-Thursday, 1630-1745

Open Gym

Tuesday & Friday 1300-1800

Kids in the Kitchen/ Healthy Habits Every 3rd Wednesday 1600-1730

Cinco de Mayo Celebration Tuesday, 5 May, 1600-1800

We will make Piñatas and Maracas, dance to Mexican music and enjoy traditional Mexican dessert made by our Cooking Club!

America’s Armed Forces Kids Color Blast Run Saturday, 16 May, 1100-1500

Ages 5-6 (½ mile) Ages 7-8 (1 mile) Ages 9-13 (2 miles) All participants will receive a t-shirt. Contact the Youth Center for registration details.

MAY FLOWERS DANCE Grab your rain gear or garden attire for a chance to win the “Best Dressed” prize! Celebrate with games , food, and music at the May Flowers Dance! Member Non-Member Cost: $5.00 Cost: $7.00

Saturday, 16 May, 2000 Cost: Free

Snacks Bring blankets & chairs e Movie subject to chang

Membership Required

Tae Kwon Do

Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays AGES 5-8: 1500-1600 AGES 9-15: 1600-1700 Cost $90.00/month (uniform not included)

Music Lessons Piano, Flute and Violin

Mondays,Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays 1430-1800 (30 min/lesson 1x week) Cost $85.00/month

Dance Classes

Friday, 29 May, 1830-2030

DRIVE’ N RANGE MOVIE MADAGASC AR

INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES!

Ballet & Korean Dance Tuesdays: AGES 3-4: 1030-1100 Ballet AGES 3-4: 1100-1130 Ballet AGES 5-7: 1500-1555 Ballet AGES 11+: 1600-1655 Ballet AGES 8-10: 1705-1800 Ballet Thursdays: AGES 5-8: 1500-1555 Korean Dance AGES 9+: 1600-1655 Korean Dance AGES 6-8: 1700-1730 Korean Drum Class AGES 9+: 1730-1800 Korean Drum Class COST: $30.00 - $50.00

Osan Youth Programs on Facebook! www.facebook.com/groups/osanyouthprograms Bldg 433, 784-4607 Front Desk/Cashier: Mon-Fri, 0930-1730 Open Recreation: Mon-Fri, 1300-1800 Closed Saturdays, Sundays, US Holidays, & PACAF/51FW Family Days

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Youth Employment Skills Tuesday, 1700

Teen Art Club:

Wednesday, 1700

Open Gym

100 Saturday, 2 May, 1530-2 some hoops, Center for open gym. Shoot Make your way to the Youth Throw up for our 3 Point and Free play some volleyball, or sign contests.

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Career Launch:

0-1700 Tuesday & Thursday, 160

Power Down:

0-1900 Tuesday & Thursday, 180

Digital Photography: Friday, 1700-1800

uncil: Keystone Club/Teen Co Wednesday, 1800-1900

Wi-Fi Available Bldg 781, 784-1492 Hours of Operation 0-2200 900, Friday-Saturday: 153 Tuesday-Thursday: 1500-1 ys, ida Hol . U.S & ys Closed: Sundays, Monda s & PACAF/51FW Family Day

Teen Center

Recurring Events

The Lakes at Osan Golf Course

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Best Golf Course in PACAF 2014

The Lakes at Osan

GOLF COURSE

Mustang Cup Open Golf Tournament

Nike Golf Demo Day

Saturday, 23 May

Double Shot-Gun Starts 0730 & 1300 Format: 18-Holes, 4 Person Teams, Ryder Cup 6-6-6 Free to Authorized Golfer’s Assigned to Osan Register at the Pro Shop Priorities Given As Follows: Active Duty, U.S. Military Active Duty, U.S. Military Dependents DOD Civilians All Others Qualified to Participate

1. Come to the Pro Shop! 2. Select Event you’ll attend! 3. Complete the Registration form!

SeJong Emerson CC Golf Outing Friday, 22 May

Departure Time: 0600 Entry Fee: $140.00/person (includes green fee, caddy fee & transportation) 24 players only! First come! First serve! Sign-up 784-6818 Ms. Kim

Saturday, 9 May, 1000-1400 Driving Range Testing new golf clubs, free Instruction, fitting & range balls, all at the Nike Golf Demo Day! * NO FEDERAL ENDORSEMENT OF SPONSOR IMPLIED OR INTENDED

DRIVE’ N RANGE MOVIE MADAGASCAR Saturday, 16 May, 2000 Cost: Free Snacks Bring blankets & chairs Movie subject to change For more information, Call the McPherson Community Center at 784-3123

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11, 12, 13, 18, 19 & 20 May, 1630-1800 Cost: $100.00/participant (Includes 6 hours of group instruction, two 18-Hole round coupons & golf shirt) Designed for new golfers and those returning to the game. Program includes orientation, tour of facility and an hour per day instruction from our Golf Professional. Focus is on the basics, playing the game and etiquette. Package includes rental clubs, range balls, and the golf course playing experience.

Grade “A” Golfing Top of the class earns a 9-hole pass for every “A” earned on a military child’s report card! Pick up passes in May and use anytime during the golf season. Ages: 8+

1030-1330

All lunch specials are served with your choice of soup or salad and iced tea or coffee. Mondays

Chicken Cutlet Mashed Potato, White Gravy, Dinner Roll and Butter - $9.25

Tuesdays

Shrimp Tempura Roll and Grilled Beef Salad - $10.00

Wednesdays Chicken Curry Chicken Cutlet, Vegetable Curry and Steamed Rice - $9.25 Thursdays

Steak and Eggs Korean Style Marinated and Grilled Beef Skirt Steak with Kimchi Fried Rice and a Fried Egg - $9.75

Fridays

California Rolls and Chicken Kara-age (Japanese style fried chicken) - $9.50

Breakfast is served! Join us Saturdays & Sundays 0600-1030

Hours of Operation Bldg. 1774, 784-4128/6816/6818 Course/Range/Pro Shop Open Dawn-Close Dusk

Lounge: Daily 0600-1900 Oriental House: Mon-Fri 1030-2100 Sat & Sun 0600-2100 Delivery: Daily 1030-2100

The Lakes at Osan Golf Course

Link-Up 2 Golf Clinic

Oriental House Lunch Specials

Outdoor Recreation

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OUTDOOR RECREATION * Arrive 30 minutes before departure.

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Bungee Jumping in Cheong-pung Land

Saturday, 2 & 16 May Sunday, 31 May Bus Leaves: 0730, Bus Returns: 1600

Cheong-pung Land has Korea’s highest bungee jump board at 204 ft. Since it faces the Cheong-pung Lake, the thrill is beyond words. Cheong-pung Land also possesses Korea’s first ejection seat and big swing, which involves flying through the sky, drawing a centrifugal semi-circle. Cost: $95.00 (transportation, safety gear & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

SCAD Diving & Skywalk

Sunday, 3, 17 May Bus Leaves: 0630, Bus Returns: 1600

Inje city has a new adventure called SCAD Diving and Skywalk. SCAD Diving is an 80 ft free fall into the suspended catch air device without any attachment or a rope. Skywalk is a transparent glass platform 165 ft in the air without any walls or ceiling. With a harness attached, you will get to experience what it’s like to walk on sky and take pictures. Sign-up for these exhilarating experiences today! Cost: $75.00 (transportation, safe gear & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Rafting to Naerincheon

Saturday, 16, 23 & 30 May Bus Leaves: 0600, Bus Returns: 1700

Come experience the beauty and excitement of the Naerincheon River. This Class II/III River is perfect for relaxing and enjoying picturesque scenery, swimming, taking photos and of course, pulling out your water-cannon to soak other boats during water fights. Cost: $65.00 (transportation, boat fee, equipment & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Zip-Line in Yongin

Friday, 22 May Bus Leaves: 0730, Bus Returns: 1400

Yongin Zip-line facility has 6 zip-line stations. Zip-line Korea built the facility at Yongin Recreational Forest in Yongin-si, located near Everland Park. Cost: $70.00 (transportation, ticket, rental gear & guide) Registration Deadline: Wednesday Prior to Trip by 1600

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* Arrive 30 minutes before departure. Saturday, 2 May Sunday, 17 May Bus Leaves: 0600, Bus Returns: 1700

Now is your time to catch various ocean fish out in the wild! Bring your charcoal grill if you want to cook your fish for lunch, or bring a knife for some sashimi! Cost: $90.00 (transportation, fishing pole & reel, bait, admission & guide) Registration Deadlines: Wednesday Prior to Trip by Noon

ATV at Mt. Yumyeong Sunday, 3, 10 & 24 May Bus Leaves: 0800 Bus Returns: 1600

The ATV Rider course is an exciting and enlightening outdoor adventure for anyone interested in learning how to properly ride an ATV. Cost: $90.00 (transportation, all ATV rental gear & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Local Bass Fishing

Saturday, 9 & 23 May Bus Leaves: 0630, Bus Returns: 1500

Join us out on local lakes and rivers! Catch of the day will be bass. You can catch 3-8 pound bass. Let’s go now! Cost: $40.00 (transportation, fishing pole, fishing reel & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Paragliding in Moongyeong Saturday, 9 & 23 May Bus Leaves: 0700, Bus Returns: 1600

You can fly! This is tandem paragliding so you’re securely harnessed in front of a professional. Cost: $180.00 (transportation, gliding fee, all rental gear, movie & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Indoor Ski/Snowboard & Water Park to Bucheon

Sunday, 10 & 31 May Bus Leaves: 0700, Bus Returns: 1830 World class urban indoor leisure town! Woongjin Play Doci, a joyful four season leisure town open 365 days regardless of season or weather. They have slopes 270m in length and 70m wide for skiing/snowboarding and exclusive sledding slopes for children. Cost: $85.00 (Adults), $65.00 (13 & under) (transportation, rental gear, ski/water park ticket fee & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Boat Fishing at Gosam Lake

Saturday, 16 & 30 May Bus Leaves: 0630 Bus Returns: 1500

Join us on Gosam Lake in a 2-person motor boat. You can catch bass, carp, and catfish. Let’s go boating! Cost: $60.00 (transportation, 2-person boat, fishing pole, fishing reel & guide) Registration Deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon

Zip-Trec & Dae-cheon Beach Camping

Friday-Saturday, 22-23 May Bus Leaves: 0700, Bus Returns: 1600

The Daecheon Beach Camp Site is located in Boryeong city. The area features a very nice natural sand beach and is home to Korea’s Annual Mud Festival. This is a great leisure time activity and an ideal opportunity to catch up with friends and family. Cost: $80.00 (transportation, camp site fee, Zip-Trec fee & guide) * Rental Camping Equipment Set $20.00 (6-person tent, 2 portable chairs, 2 sleeping bags & folding table) Registration Deadline: Tuesday Prior to Trip by 1600

PADI Scuba Diving

Get out and explore the water world of Korea with Outdoor Recreation. Beginner thru advanced classes, with beach dives held on weekends. Scuba diving and snorkeling packages are available. Join us to hang out at the beach for the weekend! Not sure if this is for you, then try our Discover Scuba Class, a FREE basic introductory course to scuba diving. Call Outdoor Recreation at 784-4007

Pavilions

Located behind the Fitness Center softball fields, our 2 pavilions are equipped with three large charcoal grills and can seat up to 125 people. With lights, an electrical outlet, and 3 playgrounds, these pavilions are great for your next unit BBQ or birthday party. Reservations are required for use. Rental Fee: $50.00 (required for reservation) Cleaning Deposit: $75.00 (refundable)

Main Gate Food Booth

The Main Gate Food Booth is a great place to hold your organizations next fundraiser burger burn! This great location inside the main gate allows you to catch foot traffic going in and out. Fundraiser requests must be approved through 51 FSS Finance office prior to making your booth reservation at Outdoor Rec. For fundraiser requests please call 784-4313. Rental Fee: $25.00 (required for reservation) Cleaning Deposit: $25.00 (refundable)

Hours of Operation Bldg. 1304, 784-4007 Tuesday-Friday: 1000-1800 Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays: 1000-1600 Closed Mondays

Outdoor Recreation

Coastal Fishing

MiG Alleys Bowling Center

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MiG Alleys Bowling Center Mother’s Day Special Sunday, 10 May, 1030-1700

Enjoy bowling at the MiG Alleys Bowling Center on Mother’s Day. All mothers bowl FREE when accompanied by children. (rental shoes not included)

1100-2200

Memorial Day Special Monday, 25 May,1100-1700

Monday

Enjoy bowling at the MiG Alleys Bowling Center on Memorial Day. Celebrate Memorial Day with us and bring your friends & family. Cost: $1.00 per game (rental shoes not included)

Chicken Fried Rice $5.95

Tuesday Chicken Tender Salad $4.95

Rent-A-Lane

Sunday-Thursday, 1100-2200 How much fun can you stand? Up to five people can rent their own lane!

Cost: $12.00/1 hour Rent Plus: $8.00 (each additional hour)

Mother of All Bowling (MOAB)

Everyday 1100-Close The Mother of All Bowling discount cards can be yours! Get 50 games played at your convenience! Cost: $99.99 (cards not transferable)

Cheap Charlie Discount Card Everyday 1100-Close One low price equals 10 fun games! Cost: $19.99 (discount cards)

Everyone Bowls For FREE Monday-Friday 1100-1300 Enjoy free bowling at MiG Alleys Bowling Center during your lunch break (shoes not included). Don’t forget to stop by our snack bar and check out our daily specials!

Wednesday Meatball Sub $5.95

Thursday Bulgogi Rice $6.95

Friday Mandarin Orange Chicken $6.95

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Sundays

Thursdays

Pizza, Pins and Pop

Pick-A-Price

Get two pepperoni pizzas, two pitchers of soda, and a lane for two hours for five people, only $39.95!

Family Day

1100-2200 Kids 12 and under bowl for free when accompanied by parents paying full price! Limited to 4 children per family.

Mondays Beat The Clock

1300-1400: $1.50 per game 1400-1500: $1.75 per game Enjoy Beat the Clock bowling, pick your time and price!

Dollar Mania

1300-1800 Price is determined by the spin of the wheel!

Bowl Your Brains Out

1800-2200 Bowl all you want for $7.99!

Fridays Open Bowling All Day

1300-Midnight Pricing varies with the time of day and age group of the bowler.

Fridays & Saturdays Extreme Bowling

1800-2200 Cover charge $5.00. Everything $1.00 each: Bowling Game, Shoe Rental, Hotdog, French Fries, Soda!

2100-Midnight Glow bowling with the lights gone wild. Up to 6 people, shoes included. Cost: $22.00/lane

Tuesdays

Bowling Leagues New 2015 Bowling League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Mondays, 1830 $10.00 per person ($5.85 to Bowling Center/$4.15 Prize Fund) 4 people per night per team (Mixed Handicap)

UFC Bowling League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Tuesdays, 1830 $15.00 per person (play 3 games per night) Enjoy UFC League bowling at the MiG Alleys Bowling Center every Tuesday. Includes a New Ball.

Spouses Bowling League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Wednesdays, 1800 Open to everyone! - 2 person teams/$10.00 per person/Play 3 games per night

Korean Employees Union League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Thursdays, 1830 Check with the league President/Secretary for the total cost or call 784-4229 for more information.

Pre-School Bowling Social League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Saturdays

Fridays, 1500 Bring your kids from 3 to 5 years of age and enjoy our Social League bowling. $2.00 per child.

Red Head Pin Bowling

Early Bird Rent A Lane

Young Adult Social Bowling League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Wednesdays

1800-Midnight Your choice for a buck! Make your $1.00 count! $1.00 draft beer/small french fries/ small fountain drink/bowling game! (rental shoes not included)

1300-1700 Get a strike when a red head pin is in the number one position and win a free game!

Bargain Basement Bowling

1800-2200 Pay $7.99 up front and bowl all you want!

1100-1300 Rent a lane for $10.00 per hour!

Holler For A Dollar

Fridays, 1830 Have a team? Bring them down! Playing by yourself? We will find you a team! - Ages 18-29/$10.00 per person, $40.00 per team/ 4 person teams

Youth Bowling League

JOIN ANYTIME IN MAY

Saturdays, 1100-1300 $5.00 per person. All school age children qualify (Ages 6-18)

Hours of Operation Bldg. 975, 784-4229 Bowling: Monday-Thursday: 1100-2200, Friday: 1100-2400, Saturday: 1030-2400 , Sunday: 1030-2200 Snack Bar & Delivery: Monday-Thursday: 1030-2130, Friday-Saturday: 1030-2330, Sunday: 1030-2130 Call 784-6868 or 7630 for delivery

MiG Alleys Bowling Center

League Bowlers Wanted! No Experience Required!

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Power Lifting Competition

Fitness Center

E2E

Center

SPIN

CROSSFIT

Saturday, 9 May, Weign in 0751, Start time 0751 Calling all power lifters, cross-fitters, and athletes alike! This event tests the strength of one rep max bench, max squat, and max deadlift. (18+ yrs U.S. I.D. Card Holders)

Mustang Challenge

Friday, 29 May, 1200 Participants will endure fitness challenges that will put your team work skills to the test. (18+ yrs U.S. I.D. Card Holders)

Outdoor Spinathon Monday

Monday 0600-0730*

1630-1800*

Wednesday 0600-0730

1630-1800

Friday 0600-0730*

1630-1800*

ZUMBA

0600-0700*

1700-1800*

Tuesday 0600-0700*

0900-1000*

Wednesday 0600-0700*

1730-1830*

Thursday 0500-0600*

0900-1000*

1700-1800 (FoR) Friday 0500-0600*

0600-0700*

REV SPIN Monday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1630-1800

1800-1900

2200-2300 (FoR)

Tuesday

Friday

1800-1900

1630-1800

Wednesday

Saturday

1630-1730

1100-1200

No Aerobics classes during exercises, PACAF Family Days, and Federal Holidays.

Monday 0400-0500

0500-0600

0600-0700

0930-1030

1800-1900 Tuesday 0400-0500

0500-0600

0600-0700

1800-1900

Wednesday 0400-0500

0500-0600

0600-0700

0930-1030

1800-1900

Saturday, 30 May, 0900-1200 Take part and enjoy great music and high-energy spinning outdoors on the red pad in front of the fitness center.

Equipment Orientation Monday-Friday, 0800-1700 1-on-1 or Group Session Call for an Appointment

Managing Stress Mindfully Wednesday, 6 May, 1800-1930, Community Center Learn to better regulate your body and guide your mind towards positive patterns. Balance emotions and become more present in your professional and personal life.

The Osan Fitness Center Parent/Child Area

Thursday 0400-0500

0500-0600

0600-0700

1800-1900

Friday 0400-0500

0500-0600

0600-0700

0930-1030

1800-1900

*FIP (Fitness Improvement Program) FoR (Fitness on Request) E2E (Evolution 2 Excellence) For any questions please call: 784-5568

Location: Behind Main Fitness Center Hours: 0700-1700, Monday thru Friday (After hours please check key out from Fitness Center front desk) The Parent/Child area holds 7 pieces of Life Fitness cardio equipment, assorted sizes of dumbbells, an area with 3 televisions and a DVD player. G-rated movies are provided for the children to view while parents work out.

Yoga at the Community Center

Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays: 1900 Saturdays: 1000

Bldg.1423, 784-5568 Open 24 Hours a Day

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Safety Meeting

Join the Aero Club for its monthly safety meeting. 2nd Saturday of Every Month, 1000-1100 (Mandatory for Members)

What’s the Temperature?

Reasons to Get Your Pilot’s License • • • • • •

Sense of Accomplishment Never Been Easier Flight-See Perspective Eﬃcient Transportation Learn Critical Skills Experience the Thrill

Aero Club Discovery Flights & Aerial Tours of Pyeongtaek Experience flying in one of the Aero Club’s Cessna 172s. Fill up your camera with pictures of Korea from a different perspective. Try your hand at flying an airplane. Call or Email for Availability Cost: $160.00/hr

Bldg. 1187, 784-4424 Hours of Operation, Daily 0800-1700

Thanks to the work of these intrepid gentlemen, today’s weather-watchers have several ways to express the degree (so to speak) of heat or cold. Celsius Celsius: A Swedish scientist, Anders Celsius (1701-1744) developed the Celsius temperature scale, which he himself called “centigrade” because it was developed on a scale of 0º for the freezing point of water to 100º for its boiling point. Fahrenheit Fahrenheit: In addition to inventing the temperature scale that bears his name, German scientist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit (1686-1736) invented the first mercury thermometer contained in glass. Fahrenheit developed his termperature scale by referencing three fixed points: 0º, 32º (ice forming on the surface) and 98.6 (thermometer’s reading when placed in the mouth). Kelvin Kelvin: William Thomson, the first Baron Kelvin (1824-1907), was a British mathematical physicist and engineer. Although the existence of absolute zero was known during his lifetime, Kelvin is credited for determining its exact value (-273.15C, or -460 F.). For this reason, absolute temperatures are expressed in units of kelvin. Parson, S. (2015, March). Gone, but Not Forgotten. FAA Safety Briefing, 36.

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Library

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OSAN LIBRARY New Books & DVD’s!

Adult

Young Adult

So, Anyway… A Map Of Betrayal The Laughing Monsters For Love Of Country Jerry Lee Lewis Chain Of Events The Siege Let Sleeping Dogs Lie Citizens Of The Green Room There Was A Little Girl The Wild Truth Small Victories Revival Rainbow In The Cloud All Things Possible On His Own Terms We Are Not Ourselves …Many more

The Paper Cowboy Watched Entombed Hero Complex Blue Lily, Lily Blue Killer Instinct Waistcoats & Weaponry Visitors Get Happy Compulsion The Sorcerer Heir The Tree Of Water Eternal Talon Waterfall …Many more

Frank Pearl In The Awful Waffle Kerfuffle ad Magic Louise Loves Art The Whispering Skull Spirit’s Key Just Right For Two Julia’s House For Lost Creatures Osan Library Book When Aunt Mattie Got Her Wings Club May Selection: Magic In The Mix “Wolf Hall” The Terror Of The Southlands by Hilary Mantel Bob’s Hungry Ghost Thursday, 14 May, Three Pickled Herrings 1800-1900 The Red Pencil Library Conference Room Alone Together Open to all active duty …Many more military and their family

New DVDs Men Women & Children Before I Go To Sleep Not Another Happy Ending Skin

Library Weekly Program

Children’s

Stingray: Complete Series Dinosaur 13 Ice Cold Gold: Season 1 Fat Sick & Nearly Dead 2 Zodiac: Signs Of The Book Of Life Apocalypse …Many more Looking: Complete First Season

Browse our catalog for more titles at: http://osan.sirsidynix.net.au Bldg. 921, 784-6611 Hours of Operation: Sunday - Thursday: 1000-2100, Friday & Saturday: 1000-2000 Exercises: 1100–1900, Holidays: As scheduled

members and DOD civilians!! Join our Book Club and discover new authors and favourite titles!

CLEP Streaming Videos

You can now stream CLEP reviews. Watching the lectures will boost your success rate over using a book alone. The lessons can be watched on phones, iPods, computers and tablets. When using Wi-Fi the content is free. Data charges might apply when streaming to a phonediscover new authors and favorite titles! The site address is http://vimeopro.com/comexsystems/ af-libraries Password: AF01010914

Pre-School Children’s Story Time

Every Thursday 1100-1130 -Volunteer readers are always welcome!

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• Detailing of the interior and exterior (by appointment only) • Automatic car wash • Self-service vacuum • 12 stalls (six with lifts) available for the do-it-yourself customer • Tire service with computer balancing • A/C servicing • Exhaust, starter, battery and brake service • Vehicle disposal (requires at least three days notification prior to PCS) • New part sales for Korean automobiles • Safety/emission testing for vehicle registration

May Special

AUTO HOBBY CENTER $5.00 off air conditioning service

Bldg. 1214, 784-4787 Open Daily: 0900-1800

Auto Hobby Center

• Same day service on most repairs

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Inside Korea

INSIDE KOREA

Caves in Korea

Merriam-Webster Deﬁnes Caves: A natural chamber or series of chambers in the earth, side of a hill, or cliff. The world is full of these empty pockets beneath the earth’s surface so it’s no wonder Korea would be home to some of the most spectacular to explore.

Gosu Cave

Designated as a natural monument, Gosu is a beautiful, 1,300 meter deep, limestone cave situated in Danang-gun, South Korea. Surprisingly, it got its name from the fact the area used to have rich, tall thickets of grass growing beyond its gapping mouth. Rough stone instruments, excavated at the entrance, suggest prehistoric human beings made the cave their home. Now, some 25 different types of animals call Gosu home. Amazingly, some of the rocks resemble creatures, and even a human ﬁgure! Names such as: Lion Rock, Octopus Rock, Eagle Rock and even Virgin Mary Rock were given to them. About 120 stalactites and stalagmites found in Gosu Cave are considered valuable remains for researchers and scholars alike. Despite its steady 59 degree F temperature throughout the year, it is recommended you wear warm gloves for this awe inspiring place.

Ondal Cave

Deep underground beneath Seongsan Mountain, is the 450 million year old natural limestone cave, Ondal. Situated near Ondalsanseong Fortress, it covers an area of 349,485 square meters and totals 760 meters in length! Like a sleeping dragon in the Land of the Morning Calm, one only need enter through the 2 meter high open mouth to descend into another world. Ondal Cave has a belly 5-10 meters high by 5 meters wide, depending on where you are. There’s always an abundance of beautiful stalagmites, stalactites, whispering water pools, and mysterious stairways. With temperatures remaining a constant 57.2-60.8 degrees F, Ondal is at the top of the list for places to explore when going below!

Go with ITT! (Page 17 & 18), for more information, call 764-4254

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Every person has a story to tell... SSgt Isaac Garden, of the U.S. Air Force, is the NCOIC of broadcasting and can be found in the AFN Radio building. This is his first tour to Korea, arriving only a short time ago in November. One might think Isaac would embrace the Korean chill since Chicago is his hometown, but this last winter became his most difficult time. “It was crazy cold outside. I’m not a fan of the cold. Yes, I’m from Chicago, but that’s exactly the reason why I don’t like the cold. I had to endure it for twenty-one years!” he laughed. Isaac is looking forward to getting out and about, exploring Korea to the fullest extent through ITT and Outdoor Rec. “I want to bungee jump, go hang gliding, zip line, and do everything else.” Isaac can be found enjoying a game of pool at the Enlisted Club now and again, or eating pasta three times a week at Pizza Hut. His ultimate goal is to someday own a business and be his own boss. Listen for Isaac! You just might hear him on the radio or see him around Osan. He loves to meet people, even share life experiences as he crosses paths with others… and it shows. Everyone here at FSS wants to wish SSgt Isaac Garden the very best, especially now that the weather is warming up. His fun is just beginning!

Private (E2) Logan Tilley, a Patriot Launcher Operator and Maintainer for the U.S. Army, is fresh out of basic training with eleven months of service and Osan Air Base is his very first tour! No doubt, Korea is very different from his hometown of Selmer, Tennessee and he’s taking it all in. “Logan is my name but everyone calls me Tilley,” he smiled. Besides the movie theater and enjoying some soup and sandwiches at Bella Pannini’s, Tilley said he’s determined to not become a “barracks rat”. He plans to make the most of his tour. He enjoys going to MiG Alleys Bowling Center with friends. “I love the atmosphere, and the bowling is great, but I’m horrible at it,” he laughed. He also enjoys hanging out at the Enlisted Club to play pool. Tilley wants to go on trips with ITT, and check out some ATV adventures with Outdoor Rec. He’s also looking forward to the Osan’s Got Talent show coming up. Everyone here at FSS wants to wish Private Logan Tilley the very best as his time to explore and experience Osan is just getting started. May this tour be your most memorable!

Around Osan

AROUND OSAN

McPherson Community Center

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Rest, Relaxation & Resilience

COMMUNITY CENTER CLASSES Dance Saturday, 30 May, 1200 Sign-up by 26 May Officers’ Club The Ballroom It’s your time to shine! Do you sing, dance, play an instrument, juggle or maybe you’re a comedian? Whatever your talent is, grab this opportunity for stardom and enter to win great prizes! Watch a fantastic show, enjoy the food and have the best night ever at Osan’s Got Talent! Cost: Free

Tuesdays, 1900: Salsa & Bachata Cost: $35.00/person (4 wks 1 hour group) $60.00/couple (4 wks 1 hour group) $15.00/person (1 hour group) $30.00/couple (per private hour)

Yoga Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 1900 Saturdays, 1000 Bring your yoga mat, stretch it out and relax. Cost: Free

EVENTS

Pool Tournament

Community Quest

Saturday, 16 May, 1200 Sign-up by 15 May

Saturday, 20 June, 1200 Sign-up by 16 June

Rack ‘em, Osan!!! Prove you are the Top Shark in Osan’s 8-Ball Tournament. Cost: Free (18+ yrs old)

Amazing Race fans now have the opportunity to have that experience. Receive clues, detours, and penalties as you travel around the base completing tasks. Sign up before 31 May and receive a special treat! Cost: Free

Piano Monday-Friday Sign-up at the CAC for piano lessons. We offer classes for the beginner to the advanced. Cost: $25.00/30 min lesson Discounted Rate: $80.00/30 min lessons 4 times

Korean Language Annyounghaseyo (Hello) is not enough. While you are here in beautiful Korea, we want to welcome you to our class. In a few short lessons you will be able to read and hear what is all around you when you travel through the city of Seoul or catch a train to Busan. The class will teach you how to read, write, and speak Korean. From beginner to intermediate, we have a course tailored to your skill level. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn Korean right here on the peninsula. Take your adventure beyond Songtan. Your Korean journey starts here! * Classes during lunch! Class Fee: $60.00 (8 classes per month)

English Language Beginner: Monday-Thursday, 0900-0950 Intermediate: Monday-Thursday, 1000-1050 Learn the basic skills to speak English as a second language. Cost: $60.00 (16 classes per month)

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* VOLUNTEERS WANTED* Do you have a special talent or skill that you’d like to share? Want to make some extra money while doing so? Stop by the Community Center to find out how!

OPERATION WIRELESS PCSing? Drop off your old cell phone at the Community Center before you depart. New to Osan AB? Operation Wireless can provide you with a used cell phone free of charge! Stop by or call the Community Center for details. *Active Duty Only*

BUSINESS CENTER Wi-Fi, faxing, printing, copy services, and morale phones available!

MASSAGE THERAPY Come into the Community Center to schedule an appointment. Experience the new Hot Stone and Scrub! In a rush? Try our Heavenly Massage! Experience two therapists for 30 minutes!

Massage (Monday-Friday)

Reduce Stress, Relieve Muscle Pain, Improve Sleep, Soothe Sore Muscles, Loosen Stiff Joints, and Increase Circulation.

Cost

Swedish/Deep Tissue/Deep Pressure massage: 60 minutes for $60.00. 60 minutes Hot Stone and Salt Scrub $85.00. Heavenly Massage 30 minutes for $50.00. Have our experienced Massage Therapists take care of you!

DID YOU KNOW…

Donkey Kong, Mario, an d Princess Peach are ba sed on characters from Popeye. They were origin ally supposed to be Blu to, Popeye, and Olive Oil Nintendo created it after . they failed to obtain a lice nse to make a Popeye video game.

FINGERPRINTING Fingerprinting services are available $20.00 per set. If your prints are rejected, bring your receipt and verification of rejection (cards or rejection notice) and complete another set free of charge.

G.I BILL PAY SERVICE We pay all your bills with one easy service. Open to anyone in Korea It’s safe, easy and convenient! All for a low monthly fee! ($0.00-$9.00) Call now! Get started today! Located inside the Community Center Open Mon to Fri 0900-1700, Sat 1000-1600 Closed for lunch 1230-1330 More information for 784-9600/3750 Email osan@gibillpay.com Website www.gibillpay.com

CHILD/YOUTH POLICY Children/Youth may use the facility daily 0700-2000. Must have a parent at all times while using the facility. Hours of Operation Bldg. 916, 784-3123 Email: 51fss.fsvfc.communitycenter@us.af.mil Monday-Thursday: 0700-2200 Fridays: 0700-2400 Saturdays: 0900-2400 Sundays: 0900-2200 Family/Down Days: 0900-1800 Federal Holidays: Closed

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Airman & Family Readiness Center

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Airman & Family Readiness Center

CLASSES, SEMINARS & BRIEFINGS Newcomers Orientation Briefing Fridays, 1300-1700 Enlisted Club

This is a mandatory briefing for all military and civilian employees PCSing to Osan.

Transition GPS Workshop

Monday-Friday, 4-8 May, 0830-1630

This workshop is mandatory and prepares retiring or separating military members and their families for transition from military into a civilian career. This workshop covers Military Occupation Codes (MOC) Crosswalk, personal finance, job search, resume writing and covers Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits including health and education benefits, home loans and much more. This course is open to all branches of service. Dress is civilian business casual.

VA Benefits Delivery Discharge Representative Thursday, 7 & 21 May, 0800-1600

A representative from the Yongsan VA Benefits Delivery Discharge (BDD) will be here at Osan. They are available to answer questions about VA benefits, review medical records and initiate claims.

Financial Beginnings / Budgeting Class Monday, 11 May, 0900-1000

We offer budgeting & financial information to help individuals & families maintain financial stability & reach financial goals.

Pre-Separation Counseling (DD Form 2648) Monday, 11 May, 1300-1530 Thursday, 21 May, 0900-1130

This is a mandatory briefing which introduces you to the benefits and services which are available to veterans. This is the prerequisite for attending Transition Goals, Plans, Success (GPS).

TRANSITION GOALS, PLANS & SUCCESS Career Technical Training Track Monday-Tuesday, 11-12 May, 0830-1630

The Technical Training Track addresses topics such as, selection of a reputable career and technical training school, the application process from start to finish, how to use certification finder web tools and other internet resources that identify licensed occupations and a military occupational code translator.

Boots to Business Entrepreneurship Thursday-Friday, 14-15 May, 0830-1630

Thursday, 12 May, 1300-1600

This is an optional workshop where separating and retiring members can learn about their benefits. Briefings are provided by MFLC, TMO, CPO, Finance, Tricare and SBP.

This track provides service members pursuing selfemployment in the private or non-profit sector an opportunity to learn about the challenges faced by entrepreneurs, the benefits and realities of entrepreneurship, and the steps toward business ownership.

Volunteer Training

Accessing Higher Education Track

The goal is to ensure all our volunteers are registered and receive all the tools and information to keep them informed about volunteer opportunities.

This course is designed to guide you through the variety of decisions involved in choosing a degree completion program, college institution and funding, as well as completing the admissions process. The expected outcome is a customized plan for a successful transition to a higher education institution.

Separation/Retirement Benefits

Friday, 22 May, 1300-1500

Budgeting Class

Thursday, 28 May, 0900-1000

We offer budgeting & financial information to help individuals & families maintain financial stability & reach financial goals.

Sponsorship Training

On-line training available at http://apps.militaryonesource.mil/esat Unit Sponsorship Training upon request. This training will inform sponsors of their sponsorship responsibilities.

Monday-Tuesday, 18-19 May, 0900-1600

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Advanced Civilian Resume Writing Lab Tuesday, 19 May, 0900-1100

A hands-on workshop/lab designed for those looking to improve upon their current civilian resume. We will focus on editing, improving accomplishment statements, perfecting formatting, de-militarizing and converting one resume style to another (chronological to functional and vice-versa).

Resume Basics

Wednesday, 27 May, 1400-1600

This class is an overview of the latest in resume trends, resume anatomy, basic formats, do’s and don’ts, and employer preferences. Handouts will be provided.

Advanced Federal Resume Writing Lab Friday, 29 May, 0900-1100

A hands-on workshop/lab designed for those who are looking to improve upon their current federal resume. We will focus on editing, improving accomplishment statements, perfecting formatting and tailoring to specific job descriptions. We will spend a small amount of time in USAJobs and discussing the occupational questionnaires.

CULTURAL EVENTS Lotte 4D Cinema/Mall Excursion

Saturday, 9 May, 0930-1730 Departs outside main gate: 0930 Returns outside main gate: 1730 Bring the family for fun shopping at the Suwon Lotte Mall allowing enough time for you to watch a movie and enjoy lunch! Cost: 30,000 won (transportation, lunch & movie)

Off-Base Excursion

Thursday, 14 May, 1100-1300 Departs outside main gate: 1100 Returns outside main gate: 1300 This excursion consists of a short walking tour of the area just off base with the opportunity to experience a meal in a Korean restaurant. Cost: 20,000 won (lunch & souvenirs)

Adventure Dining

Friday, 15 May, 1800-2100 Departs outside main gate: 1800 Returns outside main gate: 2100 This dining experience will introduce you to an off-base restaurant frequently visited by locals. This month’s theme will be “Duck”. Cost: 30,000 won (transportation & dinner)

Insadong Excursion

Saturday, 30 May, 0900-1700 Departs outside main gate: 0900 Returns outside main gate: 1700 Experience traditional Korean culture at the antique district of Insadong, Seoul! Cost: 30,000 won (transportation & lunch)

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KOREAN LANGUAGE CLASSES Survival Korean

Wednesday, 13 & 20 May, 1100-1200 Learn common expressions and phrases to survive in off-base activities.

CULTURAL COOKING CLASSES Each class gives participants hands-on experience in preparing a meal from a different ethnic culture.

Mexican Cooking

Tuesday, 5 May, 1730-2000

Sicilian Cuisine

Thursday, 7 May, 1730-2000

Indian Cooking

Thursday, 21 May, 1730-2000

Breakfast Cooking

Tuesday, 26 May, 1730-2000

SERVICES & RESOURCES Military and Family Life Consultant - A private, solution based, non-medical counseling service. Please call A&FRC for more information • Information and referral • Individual appointments • Discover yourself • Computer resource center • Resource library

Bldg. 769 Monday-Friday 0800-1700 784-5440

Airman & Family Readiness Center

GET YOURSELF READY FOR EMPLOYMENT

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Delivery

Checkertails & Bada•Bing 784-1581/5865

Chili’s 784-7271

MiG Alleys Bowling Center 784-6868/7630

Sunday-Thursday: 0700-2300 Friday & Saturday: 0700-0100 Minimum order $5.00 http://www.51fss.com/Menu/ Checkertail_menu_July2013.pdf

Sunday-Thursday: 1030-2130 Friday & Saturday: 1030-2230 Minimum order $7.00 http://www.51fss.com/Menu/ Chili_Menu_Jul14.pdf

Sunday-Thursday: 1030-2130 Friday & Saturday: 1030-2330 Minimum order $7.00 http://www.51fss.com/Menu/ Bowling%20Brochure_Mar2015.pdf

YOU CALL

Oriental House 784-4926

Rickenbacker’s 784-4311

Monday-Sunday: 1030-2100

Place orders day prior to delivery Staff Meeting Package Special Boxed coffee & one dozen donuts only $29.50!

Minimum order $7.00 http://www.51fss.com/Menu/ Oriental_Menu_Mar2015.pdf

WE DELIVER

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Do you have family or friends coming to town? Come in and make your reservations today.

E-mail reservation requests to turumilodge.reservat@us.af.mil or call 784-1844 www.dodlodging.net

Bldg. 772, 784-1844 Hours of Operation 24 Hours a Day

Turumi Lodge

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Studio51

Print Shop

At Studio51, we specialize in printing everything from brochures and business cards, to large format print jobs. No job is too big or too small!

STUDIO51

“Boost your business!”

“Get the word out!”

“Communication is key!”

“Get your party started!”

Portraits

Our photographer is at your service, ready to snap your photo: passport, baby or family portraits, retirement ceremonies, and so much more. Come by Studio51, let us capture a moment for you!

“Stop the press!”

Video Production

Have your special events recorded and keep it on DVD. From graduation to retirement ceremonies. Let us create “memories in motion” for you!

“Get with the program!”

Bldg. 937 DSN: 784-5609 Monday-Friday: 0730-1100, 1200-1630

“All you need, when you need it!”

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What is Commercial Sponsorship? (민간단체 후원 프로그램이란?) The Air Force Commercial Sponsorship Program is designed to use civilian resources to enhance morale and recreation elements of FSS programs, activities and events. Commercial Sponsorship may take the form of goods, cash or services in exchange for limited sponsor recognition and promotional benefits to sponsors. Commercial Sponsorship is an exchange of value between the Force Support Squadron and a civilian company, corporation or individual. 미공군 민간 단체 후원 프로그램 (Air Force Commercial Sponsorship)은 병영 복지와 여가활동의 향상을 위한 것입니다. 본 대대 프로그램의 후원은 민간

사업자, 단체 또는 개인이 상품, 서비스 등의 기부를 통하여 이루어지며, 해당 프로그램 후원 주체는 본 대대로부터 그에 상응하는 영내 홍보와 광고혜택을 부여받을 수 있습니다.

Premium Recognition (최상의 브랜드 홍보) 월간지(Force Magazine), 온라인 홈페이지 www.51FSS.com 등에 해당 프로그램 후원 업체로 홍보됩니다.

Wondering how you can be a sponsor? Contact: Minsuk Hyong, Commercial Sponsorship Coordinator, Osan AB Email: minsuk.hyong@us.af.mil

스폰서 프로그램 참여방법 및 절차 마케팅 홍보팀 부서로 연락, 참가를 원하시는 행사 또는 이벤트 선택 광고와 홍보의 효과

민숙 형/스폰서 프로그램담당, 오산 미공군기지 936건물 이메일 : minsuk.hyong@us.af.mil

Osan Air Base