A MONTHLY GUIDE TO THE 51ST FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON ACTIVITIES ON OSAN AB, KOREA
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MARCH 2015 VOL 9. ISSUE 3
“Professionally we Serve...Personally we Care!”
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St. Patrick’s Day Special
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St. Patrick’s Day Special St. Patrick’s Day Golf Tournament
The Lakes at Osan Golf Course, 784-4128 Saturday, 14 March, Tee Time: 0700 Format: 18 Holes, 4-Person Select Shot Open to authorized “The Lakes at Osan” golfers Cost: $20.00/person (carts, snacks, prizes) Green Fee (not included)
St. Patrick’s Day Bowling
MiG Alleys Bowling Center, 784-4229 Tuesday, 17 March, 1100-1700 Come to the MiG Alleys Bowling Center on St. Patrick’s Day to celebrate the holiday with us. Don’t forget to stop by our snack bar and check out our menu for a great meal. Cost: $1.00/ game (shoes not included)
St. Patrick’s Day Party
Officers’ Club, MBC Lounge, 784-5530 Tuesday, 17 March, 1700-2200 The bar is open and ready for the luck of the Irish! Enjoy the best St. Patrick’s Day Party to be found anywhere on Osan!
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Teen Center, 784-1492 Tuesday, 17 March, 1900-2100 Join us for our annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration! Refreshments will be served.
St. Patrick’s Green Day Celebration
Youth Center, 784-4607 Tuesday, 17 March, 1445-1800 Dress in your most verdant green clothes for the St. Patrick’s Green Day Celebration! Youth will enjoy snacks and “green” themed games and hear the story of St. Patrick. There will also be a green outfit contest where the best green outfit will be voted on. Door prizes will be given to winners.
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Contents
LAST MONTH’S WINNER!
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THE TAP TAKEOVER MBC Lounge Craft Beer Brewer has multiple selections for your tasting pleasure at the MBC Lounge. We’re featuring Magpie Brewing this month!
Maj. Christopher R. Mahoney FIND THE FSS BUTTON!!! 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 (13 March)
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The Lakes at Osan Golf Course Gently rolling hills put you on the green here at the Lakes of Osan Air Base where eighteen holes are par none. Ride the carts or walk our paths, enjoy the Oriental House or chill with snacks, check out the Pro Shop or rent clubs from us!
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command Colonel Brook J. Leonard
51st Fighter Wing Commander
Colonel Carl C. Misner
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51st Mission Support Group Commander
PHYSICAL
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY SPECIAL ENLISTED CLUB OFFICERS’ CLUB INFORMATION, TICKETS & TRAVEL CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER SCHOOL AGE PROGRAM YOUTH CENTER TEEN CENTER WINGMAN DAY / WINE TASTING WORKSHOP / DIPLOMAT DINING 20. PET LODGE / DOG PARK
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GET FIT WITH FSS OUTDOOR RECREATION THE LAKES AT OSAN GOLF COURSE 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 Mr. Jason Barreuther
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
MENTAL 2. 5. 7. 28. 29. 34. 35.
BELLY PROGRAM Flight Plan FSS MONTHLY CALENDAR LIBRARY AUTO HOBBY CENTER AERO CLUB - FLIGHT TRAINING CENTER Explore KOREA
SPIRITUAL
Mr. Han, Sung Chin Mr. Yi, Sang Uk Mr. Kim, Chang Wan
Visual Information Specialists
Ms. Mun, Pong Hwa
Administrative Assistant
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airman & family Readiness center AROUND OSAN McPHERSON COMMUNITY CENTER Chapel Schedule
“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.
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* Islands, Temples, Landmarks; ITT is ready to show you all Korea has to offer! * From fine wine to Texas BBQ, the Officers’ Club has something for everyone!
Did you know you can do this with
* Karaoke or Bandoke? Soul food or Surf-n-Turf? Check out the Enlisted Club! * Remember date night? Make new memories on Parents’ Night Out!
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* Join in the good luck at the St. Patrick’s Day Fun Run! * Ready for Golf Season? Get free instruction at The Lakes at Osan Golf Course! * Zip-Line, Deep Sea Fishing, or Skiing? Go to Outdoor Recreation! * Compete for the crown at King of the ROK Bowling Tournament!
* Get stress-free with Message Therapy at the Community Center! * Defend yourself 17th century style with Fencing classes! * Pick up or drop off any used cell phone for Operation Wireless!
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MENTAL * Experience Pyeongtaek from breathtaking views via the Aero Club! * Give your car the bath it deserves at the Auto Hobby Center’s car wash! * New books, new DVDs, and a weekly reading program at the Library! * Loyalty has its rewards with the Belly program sweeping Osan AB!
Did you know you can do this with FSS?
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FSS Monthly Events
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Lotte World Amusement Park 0800-1530 SUNDAY, Monday, 15, 222 &February 29 0900-1800 (ITT) 784-4254
SATURDAY, 14
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Wine Tasting Workshop
Friday, 6 February 1700-1900 1100-1700 TUESDAY, 17 (Officers’ Club) 784-5530
Zip-Line at Yongin TUESDAY, 17
Saturday, 7 February 0700-1200 (ODR) 784-4007
1700-2200
Monthly Events PHONE
Darts Tournament ATV AT MT.YUMYEONG ODR Wednesday, 18 February, 1800 784-4007 Sign-up by 16 February (Community Center) 784-3123
ST.PATRICK’S DAY GOLF COURSE President’ s Day Bowling Special GOLF TOURNAMENT 784-4128 ST.PATRICK’S BOWLING
Monday, 19 February 1100-1700 DAY BOWLING CENTER (MiG Alleys Bowling Center) 784-4229
784-4229 Ski/Snowboard Trip to Dragon Valley Saturday, 28 FebruaryOFFICERS’ CLUB ST.PATRICK’S DAY PARTY 0500-1900 784-2247 (ODR) 784-4007
1630-2300 WEDNESDAYS VA BDD Representative Thursday, 12 February 0800-1600 SATURDAYS (A&FRC) 784-5440
EVENTS
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MUSTACHE NIGHTSoul Food Sunday Dinner ENLISTED CLUB Sundays, 1800-2000 784-6900 TEXAS HOLD’EM TOURNAMENT
(Enlisted Club) 784-6900
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Hiking Mt. Gyeryong National Park Saturday, 7 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Mt. Gyeryong was designated as a national park on December 31, 1968. More than 2 million people visit this beautiful mountain every year. Its dense forests and deep valleys make this spectacular hike a sight to behold. Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)
Monday Wednesday Friday 0930
The surrounding mountains and valleys of Mt. Byeonsan are not particularly high, standing at an altitude of around 1640~1968 ft, but the magnificent formation of mountains and valleys and the breathtaking view of the sunset from Nakjodae is especially one of the must-see sights. Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)
Yoga
Crossfit Monday-Friday 0400 0500 0600 1800
Hiking Mt. Naebyeonsan
Saturday, 21 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Return: 1800
at the Community Center Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 1900 Saturdays, 1000
St. Patrick’s Day 5K Fun Run
Bring your yoga mat, stretch it out and relax.
Saturday, 14 March, 0900 at Fitness Center Open to all DoD ID card holders
Bldg.1423, 784-5568 Open 24 Hours a Day
Get Fit with FSS
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Special March Events
Sports Bar & Grill
Enlisted Club Membership Night
Dining at the Grill
Friday, 20 March, 1730-2200 Ballroom Come get great Grilled Steaks with all the trimmings, chicken, or a vegetarian option. Enjoy drink specials, door prizes, and much more! Open to all Members and one bona fide guest who are not otherwise eligible for club membership. (Adults Only Event)
Dr. Seuss Breakfast
Saturday, 14 March, 0800-1000 One egg, two eggs, three eggs, four! Green eggs & ham, you’ll want more! Children: $6.00 (under 12) Everyone Else: $7.20 (13+)
NCAA March Madness
Wednesday, 18 March – Tuesday, 7 April Sports Bar and Grill The Sports Bar and Grill is the perfect place to come and watch the NCAA March Madness basketball games multiple big screen TV’s. Hear the excitement from your seat with table top speakers! Enjoy your meal and drinks while you watch your favorite college team battle their way to the Final 4.
Military Retiree Appreciation Lunch
Saturday, 21 March, 1200-1400 Ballroom In recognition of your service, come out and enjoy some time with other retiree’s at the quarterly Retiree Appreciation Lunch.
Monday-Friday, 0630-2100 Check out the Sports Bar & Grill breakfast, lunch and dinner menus on 51FSS.com, click Enlisted Club, then Enlisted Club Menu. Don’t forget to call in your to-go orders at 784-0608!
Monday 51 Cent Wings
Mondays, 1600-1930 Order all the chicken wings you want for only 51 cents each! Choose from any of our 6 delicious sauces. No take out, no Members First discounts for this special.
Tuesday Family Night
Tuesdays, 1600-2100 Bring your kids! Kids 12 years and under can order one entrée from the Kids Menu for free when accompanied by a Club Member parent.
Wednesday Surf & Turf (Steak & Lobster)
Wednesdays, 1600-2100 For only $29.25, you can enjoy a Surf and Turf dinner with New York Steak & Lobster Tail at the Sports Bar & Grill!
Mustache Night
Wednesdays, 1630-2300 Be a part of Mustache March without having to grow your own. Wednesday nights you can slap on a fake mustache and participate in this annual Air Force tradition... we even have pink mustaches for the ladies! Available while supplies last.
Night Tunes Band and DJ Music
Fridays & Saturdays, 2100-0300 As the grill closes, the bar stays open late on Friday and Saturday nights. The band Night Tunes and a DJ will rock the evening by playing Top 40 hits and other great music while you enjoy your night with your friends at the Sports Bar & Grill.
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 0630-1030 Lunch & Dinner: 1030-2100
Saturdays & Sundays Breakfast: 0730-1200 Lunch & Dinner: 1030-2100
Limited Menu
Fridays & Saturdays: 2100-0300
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Fridays, 1630-1930 It’s Friday and the work week is over! Start your weekend at the Enlisted Club! Come with your friends and enjoy the expanded social hour snack selection, DJ music, door prizes, and the best part is Osan Club Members enjoy all this for free! Non-Members can pay $5.00 for the social hour snacks.
Bingo
* Thursdays, 1830 Cards go on sale at 1730 with the Early Bird starting at 1830. * Sundays, 1330 Cards go on sale at 1230 with the Early Bird starting at 1330. (Cancelled Sunday, 1 March for Holiday)
Late-Nights in the Ballroom
Fridays & Saturdays, 2300-0300 Friday and Saturday nights we keep the party atmosphere going until 0300 with the latest dance sounds as the ballroom transforms into the place to be on Osan AFB late at night.
Karaoke Night
Thursday & Friday Nights at 2000 Saturdays, Midnight-0300 The DJ has over 23,000 songs to choose from, a great sound system, and two microphones for you and a friend to sing together. Visit 51fss.com for the song list.
Texas Hold’em Tournament
Saturdays, Sign-up 1700-1800 Game starts 1830, $10.00 per player Play in the weekly Texas Hold’em Tournament. Prizes awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Prize amounts vary depending on the number of players. Limited to the first 70 participants.
Rickenbacker’s
Monday-Friday, 0530-2000 Saturday & Sunday, 0630-2000 Kick your morning off with a fresh brewed cup of your favorite Starbucks specialty coffee, add a delicious pastry and cup of fruit as well. Have a staff meeting? We deliver! Buy White Mocha Receive Free Raspberry Flavor Shot!
The End Zone
Sunday-Thursday, 1030-2230 Friday & Saturday, 1030-2400 The End Zone is a great place for lunch or a quick dinner. Grab one of our daily specials or a cold drink after work.
Soul Food Sunday Dinner
Bandoke (Live Band Karaoke) Wednesdays, 1900 Saturdays, 1700-2000 (14 March, No Bandoke) Have you ever wanted to feel what it is like to sing with a live band? Bandoke is the ultimate form of interactive entertainment where YOU are the STAR! Regular karaoke is also available during the same time as Bandoke.
(Cancelled Sunday, 1 March for Holiday)
Open Mic Night, Thursdays, 1900 Are you a singer/songwriter, comedian, or poet? Open mic night is your chance to share your talent with others. We have drums, guitar amps, even microphones, we just need you, the performers. All participants will be eligible for a $50 FSS Gift card drawing!
Sundays, 1800-2000 Enjoy Southern Hospitality in Korea Sunday evenings with our Southern style cuisine. Close out your weekend by playing domino’s, card’s, or just sitting back and relaxing while you listen to the varity of music filling the air.
E-Club Hours of Operation Bldg. 917, 784-6900 Monday-Thursday: 0630-2400 Fridays: 0630-0300 Saturdays: 0730-0300 Sundays: 0730-2400
Catering
Monday-Friday: 0900-1600
Silver Star Lounge
Monday-Thursday: 1700-2400 Fridays & Saturdays: 1400-0300 Sundays: 1700-2200 *Limited Hours during base exercises
Karaoke Night, Saturdays, 1900 Enjoy our Karaoke Night at The End Zone on Saturday Nights!
Gino’s Asta La Pasta
Lunch: Monday-Friday, 1030-1330 The pasta bar has moved to The End Zone. Enjoy the same delicious pasta lunch while you enjoy The End Zone atmosphere.
The Mustang Resiliency Center Bldg. 1313 784-4311/6931
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Wine Tasting Workshop
Texas BBQ Tuesdays Buffet
Bella Panini’s (Officers’ Club) Curious about different wines? Not sure which wines go best with certain foods? Our Professional Wine Expert will answer all your questions and excite your taste buds. This monthly wine tasting will cover sweetness, acidity, tannin, aftertaste, and the overall assessment of twelve different wines each month. Learn basic skills of how to hold the wine glass, see texture, perform the “swirl”, smell the “bouquet”, and finally “taste” the wine. Cheese and bread h’orderves will accompany the event to cleanse your palette. This is an adult only event, served the first Friday every month. Only $5.00 per person!
Kick up yer’ boots for mouthwatering Texas BBQ every Tuesday this month! The Pork Ribs and finger lickin’ Chicken can’t be denied they’re so juicy! Catfish so fresh you’d think it was just taken off the boat! Chicken Fried Steak so tender you can cut it with a fork! This buffet is served with all the fixings you adore: Buttermilk Biscuits, Jalapeño Cheddar Cheese Poppers, Rice, Mac/Cheese, Buttered Corn, Desserts, and Ice Tea or Lemonade. Come, eat, and walk away feeling like your grandmother gave you a big hug! Members Non-Members Adults: $15.99 Adults: $17.99 Children 7-12: $7.99 Children 7-12: $9.99 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free
Friday 6 March, 1700-1900
Diplomat Dining
Saturday 28 March, 1800-2100
Experience fine dining like never before. The Officers’ Club Culinary Team will prepare a seven course meal, paired with complimentary wines picked out by our experts. The social starts at 1730 with the first course presented at 1800. Tickets on sale March 9 to March 25. Only 100 tickets available so reserve your diplomatic spot before this “Adults Only” event is sold out! (Event will be cancelled if not enough tickets sold.) Members Non-Members Adv Tickets 9-20 March: $55.00 Adults: $60.00 Reg Tickets 21-25 March: $60.00 Adults: $65.00
St. Patrick’s Day Party
Officers’ Club, MBC Lounge Tuesday, 17 March, 1700-2200
The bar is open and ready for the luck of the Irish! Enjoy the best St. Patrick’s Day Party to be found anywhere on Osan!
Wingman Wednesday!
Officers’ Club, MBC Lounge Every Wednesday, 1700-2200
You asked, we heard your pleas, so we’re flying wings in every Wednesday just for you! Enjoy hot wings with snack pizza at the bar! 8 piece wings: $6.95 Pizza (your choice): $3.75 12 piece wings: $8.95
Every Tuesday in March, 1700-2000
Spaghetti and Fettuccine Alfredo “All You Can Eat” Every Wednesday in March, 1700-2000
A touch of Tuscany has come to Osan! Get whatever you desire, and as much as you like! Spaghetti, Fettucine Alfredo, and Garlic Bread, served with drinks and ice cream for dessert. Members Non-Members Adults: $8.99 Adults: $10.99 Children 7-12: $4.99 Children 7-12: $6.99 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free
Build Your Own Pizza
First Three Thursdays in March, 1700-2000
Start with homemade pizza shells, individually grilled to enhance the full flavor of the dough. Then choose one of three sauces: Pizza, Alfredo, or BBQ. Top off your creation with cheese and many delicious toppings before it’s cooked to perfection. Go as many times as you want! You only have to wait 15 minutes for slices of heaven to be delivered hot to your table! Sorry, no “to-go” containers. 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
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Sunday Brunch
The Officers’ Club is the place to be on Friday nights when you can enjoy all the crab legs a human can possibly eat! But don’t stop there because there’s beef, chicken, even shrimp, to go with the beverage and dessert stations. Due to the unbelievably low price for this all you can eat dinner, there are no “to-go” containers. Members Non-Members Adults: $34.95 Adults: $36.95 Children 7-12: $10.95 Children 7-12: $12.95 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free
Enjoy a full breakfast buffet with your choice of omelets, waffles, cheese and fresh fruit stations. The lunch buffet includes carving, seafood, and salad stations with a dessert stand to top it all off. Please call for details or for reservations. Children play area available! Members Non-Members Adults: $15.95 Adults: $17.95 Children 7-12: $7.95 Children 7-12: $9.95 Children 0-6: Free Children 0-6: Free
Friday, 6, 13 & 27 March, 1700-2000
Officers’ Club Membership Night Friday, 20 March, 1730-1930
Membership has its benefits at Osan AB. Enjoy free buffets, prizes, and entertainment for starters. Open to all Officers’ Club Members, bring one bonafide guest not eligible for membership to this “Adults Only” event for an exciting night with a band performance!
Kids Night
Thursday, 26 March, 1700-2000 Drawings for Prizes!
Open to all Officers, Enlisted Members, and their families. The kids buffet has yummy food they’ll love, while the adults get their own, delicious meal. From movies to a bouncy castle, games to gift card drawings, “Kids Night” is fun the whole family will enjoy! 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
Lunch Buffet
Officers’ Club Coin
Members: $5.00 It looks fantastic and definitely is 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 big money on featured club events!!!
Bldg. 910, 784-5530 Cashier’s Window 784-2250 Monday-Wednesday: 1030-1400 Thursday-Friday: 1100-1700 Closed Saturday, Sunday & Holidays Barber Shop 784-2256 Monday-Friday: 1000-1900 Saturday: 1000-1600 Closed Sunday & Holidays Catering 784-6749 MBC Lounge Bar Wednesday & Thursday: 1700-2200 Friday: 1700-2400 Closed Saturday-Tuesday & Holidays Bella Panini’s 784-5530 Monday-Friday: 1100-1300 Closed Saturday, Sunday & Holidays
MBC Lounge Tap Takeover
Friday, 27 March, 1730-2130
Each Month we will Feature a local or Craft Beer Brewer in the MBC Lounge with multiple beer selections to choose from. This Month’s Feature Brewer is Magpie Brewing Company. Come out and get a free taste test of what’s brewing on the local scene. A representative from the brewery will be on hand to talk about their products, explain their process and answer any questions you may have. Bring a friend.
E-Mail Program Have you signed up yet? TheMembership E-mail Program will notify you of upcoming events, last minute changes, and manager’s specials.
Monday-Friday, 1100-1300
Enjoy a hot, freshly prepared lunch buffet every day of the week, which includes a salad bar, dessert bar and beverage station. This is definitely the BEST deal in the area! Monday: Italian Tuesday: Southern Favorites Wednesday: BBQ Thursday: Mexican Friday: Asian 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
Hours of Operation
Sundays, 1000-1330
MBC Lounge
Progressive Cash Drawing
Fridays, 1830
Thursday Karaoke Night
Each week we will draw one lucky club member’s name. If Thursdays, 1730-2130 your name is drawn (and you are present) you win the money! Come out and enjoy one of the The pot starts at $250 and increases by $250 every 4 weeks. best karaoke programs in the area! If the pot gets to $1,000, we will draw a name from the members who are at the club that night until somebody wins. That’s right, if the pot gets to $1,000 we will draw a name until somebody wins. Osan Clubs - Where it Pays to be a Member.”
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Information, Tickets & Travel CAMERA BUG TOURS
FAMILY TOURS
Yongmun Temple & King Sejong’s Tomb
Everland Amusement Park
Nami Island & The Garden of Morning Calm
Wax Museum, Sea World Aquarium in 63 City Building & Deoksu Palace
Sunday, 1 March Bus Departs ITT: 0800, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $35.00 (admission, transportation & guide) Saturday, 14 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $56.00 (admission, transportation & guide)
Gosu Cave & Boat Ride at Chungju Lake
Saturday, 7 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900 , Bus Returns: 1730 Cost: $45.00 (transportation & daypass)
Sunday, 8 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1730 Cost: $50.00 (transportation & guide)
Lotte World Amusement Park
Sunday, 22 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $45.00 (transportation & daypass)
Saturday, 14 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1900 Cost: $55.00 (admission, transportation & guide)
Palmido Island & Chinatown in Incheon
Saturday, 28 March Bus Departs ITT: 0800, Bus Returns: 1730 Cost: $50.00 (boat ride fee, transportation & guide)
ITT Family Special
Zoo in Seoul Grand Park
(2 children, 12 & under, per family free) Sunday, 15 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $30.00 (admission & transportation)
Beartree Park & Gakwon Temple
Sunday, 22 March Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1600 Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide)
FORCE MAGAZINE MARCH 2015 Tuesday, 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1900 Wednesday, 4, 11, 18, 25 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1900 Saturday, 7, 14, 21, 28 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1830 Saturday, 7, 14, 21, 28 March Bus Departs ITT: 0730, Bus Returns: 1900 Cost: $55.00 (buffet lunch with beverage, transportation & guide)
Hiking Mt. Gyeryong National Park
Saturday, 7 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Returns: 1800 Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)
Changduk Palace & Haengju Fortress
Sunday, 15 March Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1830 Cost: $35.00 (admission, transportation & guide)
Hard Rock Cafe & Seoul Night Tour
Friday, 20 March Bus Departs ITT: 1730, Bus Returns: 2330 Cost: $35.00 (admission, transportation & guide) Dinner not included.
Busan City Tour or Shark Diving at Busan Aquarium Hiking Mt. Naebyeonsan
Saturday, 21 March Bus Departs ITT: 0700, Bus Return: 1800 Cost: $35.00 (transportation & guide)
Saturday-Sunday, 28-29 March Register by 20 March Bus Departs ITT: 0530, Bus Returns: 1800 -Busan City Tour Cost: Double occupancy is $145.00 per person. Single Occupancy is $235.00 per person. (hotel, admission, transportation & guide) -Shark Diving Tour Cost: Double occupancy is $295.00 per person. Single Occupancy is $385.00 per person. (hotel, shark diving, admission, transportation & guide)
Wine Train
Saturday, 21 March Register by 13 March Seoul City Tour Bus Departs ITT: 0930, Bus Returns: 2000 Cost: $125.00 (train, lunch, wine tasting, transportation Sunday, 29 March Bus Departs ITT: 0900, Bus Returns: 1830 & guide) Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide)
Korean Folk Village & Wawoojeong Temple Saturday, 28 March Bus Departs ITT: 0830, Bus Returns: 1700 Cost: $40.00 (admission, transportation & guide)
Hours of Operation Bldg. 924, 784-4254 Monday-Friday, 1000-1800 Saturdays, 1000-1600 Sundays, 1000-1400
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Child Development Center CDC Family Health and Fitness Day (Hula Hoop and Yogurt Fruit Parfait) Wednesday, 4 March, 0900-1000 & 1500-1545
Families will have the opportunity to come and participate in fitness and health related activity. This month we will be hula hooping and making delicious yogurt fruit parfaits.
All month is our Salute to Dr. Seuss! Saturday, 14 March, 0800-1000
One egg, two eggs, three eggs, four! Green eggs & ham, you’ll want more! Children: $6.00 (under 12) Everyone Else: $7.20 (13+)
CDC Children Birthday Celebration
Preschooler : Wednesday, 25 March Infant, Pre-Toddlers, and Toddlers: Tuesday, 31 March, 1500-1545 at Movie Theater The CDC will be hosting a birthday celebration for children born in March. The preschoolers will be going on a special field trip to celebrate.
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Welcome Spring Week
Monday-Friday, 2-6 March Spring is here and it’s time for flowers to appear! We welcome spring this week as children have the opportunity to participate in various spring themed activities. Children can make a tropical fruit bouquet with fresh fruit, miniature spring flowers and can even compete in a hula hoop contest this week! It is sure to be fun for all!
Mystery Week
Monday-Friday, 9-13 March SAP Children will test their sleuthing savy as we partake in Mystery Week! Children will be able to test their skills in a magazine hunt, trick eye art, and even make their own silhouette like the great detective Sherlock Holmes!
Give Parents a Break/Parent’s Night Out Friday, 20 March Sign-up at the Youth Center Bldg. 433 or call them at 784-4607.
Please join us for our quarterly Parent Advisory Board (PAB) meeting Wednesday, 18 March at 1100. The meeting willbe held at the School Age Program, Bldg 750. A light lunch will be provided. Share your ideas for improving our programs for children and youth.
Dr. Seuss Week
Monday-Friday, 16-20 March “The more that you read the more things you will know. The more that you learn the more places you’ll go!” This week we will honor one of the greatest children’s authors, Dr. Seuss. Throughout the week, children can make their very own “Cat in the Hat” hats and cleaning machines, a mini book with their own rhymes and Cat in the Hat themed skewers with strawberries and bananas.
March Madness Week
Monday-Friday, 23-27 March Basketball isn’t the only thing getting “mad” during March. At the School Age Program, children will kick off March Madness week with a pep rally! Children can take part in a “Name that Tune” tournament, a jog-a-thon, basketball sticker hunt, and even a SAP obstacle course!
All About Animals Week
SAP Youth of the Month Olympia Neiman
Olympia is 5 years old and a kindergartener at Osan American Elementary School. Olympia started at SAP last summer and her favorite part of being at the School Age Program is drawing in the art room, she loves recreating cats and dogs the most. When Olympia grows up she wants to be an artist. Does SAP have the next Leonardo Da Vinci? We sure think so!
Monday-Friday, 30 March - 3 April This week, children of SAP are all about animals! Children can engage in creating their own binoculars, an animal safari, animal themes charades, and even an “animal crawl” on the SAP playground! It is sure to be a WILD time!
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
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Tae Kwon Do
CLASSES!
Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 1500-1600 for 5-8 year olds,1600-1700 for 9-15 year olds. Cost $90.00 per month (uniform not included). Membership required.
Music Lessons (Piano, Flute and Violin)
Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 1430-1800 Cost $85.00 per month (30 minute lesson once a week). Membership required.
St. Patrick’s Green Day Celebration Tuesday, 17 March, 1445-1800
Dress in your most verdant green clothes for the St. Patrick’s Green Day Celebration! Youth will enjoy snacks and “green” themed games and hear the story of St. Patrick. There will also be a green outfit contest where the best green outfit will be voted for. Door prizes will be presented to winners.
Give Parents a Break/Parents’ Night Out
Friday, 20 March, 1830-2230 *Minimum 10 Children Required.
If you have a referral slip for Give Parent’s A Break the cost is free. The children are required to be signed in and out of this program. Activities such as Bingo, Arts and Crafts, and open gym are just a few of the activities available. Let your children have a good time at the youth center while you take a break. You must sign-up by COB on Thursday, March 12th 2015. Member Non-Member Cost: $13.00 Cost: $15.00
Suwon Fortress Field Trip
Fine Art Classes Mondays, 1600-1700 Cost $80.00 per month. (Art supplies included). Membership required.
Dance Classes
Dance Classes (Ballet & Korean Dance), for all Ages 3 to 15 yrs. For exact days and times, please call Youth Center at 784-4067.
Recurring Events
Cooking Club Every Tuesday, 1600-1745 Power Hour (Homework Time) Monday-Thursday, 1430-1600 Open Gym Various days & times BGCA & 4-H Activities Monday-Friday 1500-1800 Kids in the Kitchen/Healthy Habits Every 3rd Wednesday, 1600-1730 Torch Club Tuesdays, 1600-1700
Thursday, 26 March, 1300-1745
Cost: $10, Permission slips needed, turn in by 19 March 2015. Youth will participate in a field study on Korean Culture and architecture. There will be time allotted for taking in the sights of the Fortress and to view a Korean martial arts expedition. This will be a youth only trip. Youth are encouraged to bring along a little spending money for souvenirs.
Welcome Spring Dance
Friday, 27 March, 1800-2000
Permission slips needed, turn in by 20 March 2015. The Osan Youth Center is welcoming spring in style! There will be spring themed activities, music, snacks, drinks, and more! So come on out! Welcome the brighter, sunnier days at the Youth Center! Cost: $5.00 (open to all)
Youth of the Month Joey Aroc Joey, 11 years old, has lived in Korea almost a year now. His favorite subject, in his 6th grade at Osan American Middle School, is Social Studies. He likes coming to the Youth Center to hang out with his friends. His hobbies are playing basketball and listening to music; his favorite group The Black Eyed Peas. When Joey grows up he wants to join the military and be a service member in the Air Force. Last but not least, Joey could barely stop laughing long enough to say, “I love pink, fluffy unicorns, dancing on rainbows.” Do you think Joey really loves fluffy unicorns? Or is he joking? Either way, he’s happy and that’s all that matters.
Osan Youth Center Film Festival Monday, 30 March, 1445-1800
During the month of March several members of the Youth Center will have constructed and composed their own unique cinematic pieces. Concluding this exercise will be a film festival where all members will sit and view the various films their peers have created. There will be awards voted on such as Best film, best actor, Best cinematography, etc... Popcorn and refreshments will be served to accompany the movies.
Osan Youth Programs on Facebook! www.facebook.com/groups/osanyouthprograms
Register for Baseball! Now thru 27 March
Ages 5-8: $40.00, Ages 9-15: $50.00 For more information, please contact the Youth Center Bldg 433, 784-4607 Front Desk/Cashier: Mon-Fri, 0930-1730, Open Recreation: Mon-Fri, 1300-1800 Closed Saturdays, Sundays, US Holidays, Down Days & PACAF/51FW Family Days
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Lotte World Night Time Trip Saturday, 7 March, 1700-2300
Open year round, Lotte World is the largest indoor amusement park in the world. From roller coasters to water rides, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Spaces are limited. Please contact the Teen Center for more information. Stop by to pick up your permission slips.
Open Gym
Saturday, 14 March, 1530-2100
Make your way to the Youth Center for open gym. Shoot some hoops, play some volleyball, or sign up for our 3 Point and Free Throw contests.
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Matt is 16 years old and in the 10th grade at Osan American High School. His favorite subjects in school are Math and Science. Matt has been in Korea for 5 years. He loves Korean food, especially dakgalbi, jajamyeong, and chicken galbi. His favorite things about the Teen Center are hanging out with his friends, playing ping pong or pool, and being a thorn in Mr. Andy’s side. His hobbies include playing soccer and golf. When he grows up, Matt wants to be an aeronautical engineer. Way to go Matt! Keep up the good work!
Tuesday, 17 March, 1900-2100
Join us for our annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration! Refreshments will be served.
Financial Champions Saturday, 21 March, 2000
Come in and find out what it means to be a frinancial champ. Can you become a millianaire before 30?
Feed Your Face Friday
Friday, 27 March, 1900-2100
The Keystone Club and Air Force Teen Council will be hosting an all you can eat pancake bar. This event is open to ALL teens at Osan, not just Teen Center members. For a measly $5.00, you can come on out and eat all the pancakes and toppings you can handle.
The Y.E.S Programs! We’re looking for Active Duty Airforce dependents, ages 14-18, who want to earn cash for college by giving back to the community. Earn $1,000 towards college! Call: 784-5440 or 784-4607
Recurring Events
Youth Employment Skills: Tuesday, 1700 Money Matters Program: Wednesday, 1800 Goals for Graduation: Friday, 1800 Power Hours/Homework Help: Tuesday-Friday, 1600 Career Launch Project: Tuesday & Thursday, 1600-1700 Keystone Club/Teen Council: Tuesday, 1800-1900 Power Down: Tuesday & Thursday, 1800-1900 Digital Photography: Friday, 1700-1800 Teen Art Club: Wednesday, 1700 Bldg 781, 784-1492 Wi-Fi Available Hours of Operation Tuesday-Thursday: 1500-1900, Friday-Saturday: 1530-2200 Closed: Sundays, Mondays & U.S. Holidays, Down Days & PACAF/51FW Family Days
Teen Center
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Wingman Wednesday / Wine Tasting Workshop / Diplomat Dining
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Wine Tasting Workshop Friday, 6 March, 1700-1900 Bella Panini’s (Officers’ Club) Curious about different wines, not sure which go best with certain foods? Our Professional Wine Expert will educate and excite your taste buds. This monthly wine tasting covers sweetness, acidity, tannin, aftertaste, and the assessment of 12 different varieties of wine using skills learned from how to hold your glass to see texture, to performing the swirl, smelling the bouquet and finally tasting the wine. Cheese and bread h’orderves will accompany the event to cleanse your palette at this “adults only” event held every first Friday of the month. $5.00 per person
Officers’ Club, MBC Lounge Every Wednesday, 1700-2200 You asked, we heard your pleas, so we’re flying wings in every Wednesday just for you! Enjoy hot wings with snack pizza at the bar!
Diplomat Dining Saturday, 28 March 1800-2100 Experience fine dining like never before. The Officers’ Club Culinary Team will prepare a seven course meal, paired with complimentary wines picked out by our experts. The social starts at 1730 with the first course presented at 1800. Only 100 tickets available so reserve your diplomatic spot before this “Adults Only” event is sold out! (Event will be cancelled if not enough tickets sold.)
Members Advance Tickets March 9-20: $55.00 Regular Tickets March 21-25: $60.00
8 piece Wings $6.95 12 piece Wings $8.95 Pizza (your choice) $3.75 Open to all ranks.
For more information, call the Officers’ Club at 784-5530. www.51FSS.com
Non-Members Adults: $60.00 Adults: $65.00
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Now offering Doggy Play Days on Saturdays, 1400-1600. Please call the Osan Pet Lodge for more information.
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Our Pet Lodge provides service 365 days a year. Reservations can be made by phone at 784-4314. Bldg. 421-B
All animals must have current vaccination records upon registration Dog vaccinations must include kennel cough Puppies under four months not allowed at the Pet Lodge Pet owners must supply food. Caring staff provide companionship and love
Grooming Available! Pamper your pet at the Osan Pet Lodge. Shampoo, nails and more. Make your appointment today!
Osan Dog Park The park is located adjacent to the Mustang Indoor Pool and open 24/7 for use by our community.
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OUTDOOR RECREATION Bungee Jumping in Cheong-pung Land
Save Money!
r more : Group of 20 o sportation $5.00 off tran equipment and $5.00 off
- Ski/Snowboard Set cost $25.00 - Ski & Snowboard Lessons Beginner $30.00 (3 Hours) - Skis/Snowboard Tune $15.00
Go when you want! Customized Trips! (20+ people) Available any day of the week. Contact Outdoor Recreation for more details.
Sunday, 22 March Bus Leaves: 0630, 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 semi-circle in the direction of gravity. Cost: $95.00 (transportation, safety gear, admission fee & guide)
Zip-Line in Yongin
Paragliding in Yangpyeong
Zip-Line in Moongyeong
Saturday, 14 & 28 March Bus Leaves: 0630, 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) Bungeee & Paragliding Registration deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon
Saturday, 21 March Bus Leaves: 0700, 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: $65.00 (transportation, ticket, rental gear & guide)
Saturday, 28 March Bus Leaves: 0600, Bus Returns: 1600
Moongyeong Zip-line, built in the Buljeong Recreational Forest in Moongyeong, was the first zip-line facility in Asia. Cost: $90.00 (transportation, ticket, rental gear & guide) Zip-Line Registration deadlines: Wednesday Prior to Trip by Noon
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Sunday, 15, 22 & 29 March Bus Leaves: 0800, Bus Returns: 1530
Ski/Snowboard Trip to Phoenix Park
Sunday, 1 & 8 March Bus Leaves: 0500, Bus Returns: 1900 Total of 22 ski slopes of which 12 slopes meet international standards including Aerial and Mogul which have been officially approved for international competitions. Ski World adds or renovates new ski slopes every year to satisfy our visitors. Cost: $75.00 (Adults), $60.00 (12 & under) (transportation, Lift ticket fee & guide) Registration deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon * Beginner Lessons are available: $30.00 (2 hours)
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
Trout Fishing at Dukbong Reservoir
Saturday, 21 & 28 March Bus Leaves: 0500, Bus Returns: 1500
Trout fishermen, now is your time to catch several 2 to 5 pound trout at Lake Dukbong! Fishing poles are available at ODR for $5.00. Bring your charcoal grill to cook your fish for lunch! Cost: $50.00 (transportation, fishing fee & guide) Registration deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon
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 or join us just 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 to scuba. 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. Pavilion rental fee is $50.00 plus a $75.00 refundable cleaning deposit. Rental fee is required to secure reservation.
Main Gate Food Booth
Ski/Snowboard Trip Dragon Valley Resort
Saturday, 7, 14 & 21 March Sunday, 15 March Bus Leaves: 0500, Bus Returns: 1900
HOME OF THE 2018 WINTER OLYMPICS! Dragon valley is one of Korea’s premier ski resorts with excellent snow quality, 31 ski slopes and 15 chair lifts. The resort offers everything you need for the beginner all the way to the advanced skier/snowboarder. Saturday, 7 & 14 March Cost: $80.00 (Adults), $65.00 (12 & under) Sunday & Saturday, 15 & 21 March Cost: $70.00 (Adults), $55.00 (12 & under) (transportation, Lift ticket fee & guide) Registration deadlines: Friday Prior to Trip by Noon * Beginner Lessons are available: $30.00 (2 hours)
PADI Scuba Diving
West Sea Deep Sea Fishing
Sunday, 29 March Bus Leaves: 0500, Bus Returns: 1700
Deep sea fishermen, 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: $110.00 (transportation, fishing pole, fishing reel, bait, boat fee & guide) Registration deadlines: Thursday Prior to Trip by Noon
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 is $25.00 with a $25.00 refundable cleaning deposit. Rental fee is required to secure reservation.
Hours of Operation Bldg. 1304, 784-4007 Tuesday-Friday: 1000-1800 Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays: 1000-1600 Closed Mondays
Outdoor Recreation
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GOLF COURSE
St. Patrick’s Day Golf Tournament Saturday, 14 March
Tee Time: 0700 Format: 18 Holes, 4-Person Select Shot Open to authorized “The Lakes at Osan” golfers Cost: $20.00/person (carts, snacks, prizes) Green Fee (not included)
Free Instruction Ready For The New Golf Season Open to Everyone! Every Wednesday in March, 1700-1830 Limited to First 10 People 1st Bucket of Balls Free! Rental Clubs Available
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Yellow Tags Special
Oriental House Lunch Specials
Selected Displays Pro Shop merchandises only!
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 and Kimchi Fried Rice with a Fried Egg - $9.75
Fridays
California Rolls and Chicken Kara-age (Japanese style fried chicken) - $9.50
Hours of Operation Bldg. 1774, 784-4128/6816/6818 Course/Range/Pro Shop Open Dawn-Close Dusk
Lounge: Daily 0600-1900 Oriental House: Daily 1030-2100 Delivery: Daily 1030-2100
The Lakes at Osan Golf Course
Winter Merchandise Clearance Sale!
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MiG Alleys Bowling Center St. Patrick’s Day Bowling Tuesday, 17 March 1100–1700
Quarterly King of the ROK Tournament-6 Saturday 21 March, 1130
$1.00 per Game (rental shoes not included) Bring your family & friends and enjoy the MiG Alleys Bowling Center’s St. Patrick’s Day Bowling!
The MiG Alley Bowling Center is hosting the 6th King of the ROK Tournament! If you think you have what it takes to compete against Korea’s best bowlers, come by and knock some pins down! Cost: $15.00 entry fee per person. * Individual Format 8 Game Series, High Score Wins.
1100-2200 Monday Chicken Fried Rice $5.95
Tuesday
Everyone Bowls For FREE Monday-Friday, 1100-1300 Enjoy free bowling at the MiG Alleys Bowling Center Monday through Friday during your lunch break (shoes not included). Don’t forget to stop by our snack bar and check out our daily specials.
Rent-A-Lane
Sunday-Thursday, 1100-2200 For only $12.00, up to five people can enjoy an hour of bowling. Stay even longer with Rent Plus, for only $8.00 more for the second hour.
MOAB
Everyday 1100-Close The Mother of All Bowling discount cards! Only $99.99 will get you 50 games of bowling to be used at your convenience. (Cards not transferable)
Cheap Charlie Discount Card Everyday 1100-Close Discount cards $19.99 for 10 games!
Chicken Tender Salad $4.95
Wednesday Meatball Sub $5.95
Thursday Bulgogi Rice $6.95
Friday Mandarin Orange Chicken $6.95
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Sundays
Thursdays
Pizza, Pins and Pop
Pick-A-Price
Bowling Leagues
Ca$ino Bowling
Bowl Your Brains Out
New 2015 Bowling League
Fridays
Intramural Bowling League
Get two pepperoni pizzas, two pitchers of soda, and a lane for two hours for five people, only $39.95! 1800, Sign-up at 1730 Pricing based on current jackpot amount. Color pin bowling, progressive jackpots, side pots and more! $1,000.00 Possibly!
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
1800-2200 Cover charge $5.00. Everything $1.00 each: Bowling Game, Shoe Rental, Hotdog, French Fries, Soda
Tuesdays Red Head Pin Bowling
1300-1700 Get a strike when a red head pin is in the number one position and win a free game.
Wednesdays Bargain Basement Bowling
1800-2200 Pay $7.99 up front and bowl all you want.
1300-1800 Price is determined by the spin of the wheel. 1800-2200 Bowl all you want for $7.99.
Open Bowling All Day
1300-Midnight Pricing varies with the time of day and age group of the bowler.
Saturdays Early Bird Rent A Lane
1100-1300 Rent a lane for $10.00 per hour.
Holler For A Dollar
1800-Midnight Your choice for a buck! Make your $1.00 count for you. $1.00 draft beer/small french fries/ small fountain drink/bowling game. (rental shoes not included)
Fridays & Saturdays Extreme Bowling
2100-0000 $22.00 per lane. Up to 6 people, shoes included. Glow bowling with the lights gone wild.
JOIN ANYTIME IN MARCH
Mondays, 1830 $10.00 for person ($5.85 to Bowling Center/$4.15 Prize Fund) 4 people per night per team (Mixed Handicap) Tuesdays, 1830 Enjoy Winter Intramural Bowling League at the MiG Alleys Bowling Center every Tuesday.
Spouses Bowling League
JOIN ANYTIME IN MARCH
Wednesday, 1800 Open to everyone! - 2 person teams/$10.00 per person/Play 3 games per night
Korean Employees Union League
JOIN ANYTIME IN MARCH
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 MARCH
Young Adult Social Bowling League
JOIN ANYTIME IN MARCH
Fridays, 1500 Bring your kids from 3 to 5 years of age and enjoy our Social League bowling. $2.00 per child. 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 MARCH
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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SPIN
CROSSFIT
St. Patrick’s Day 5K Fun Run Saturday, 14 March, 0900
at Fitness Center Open to all DoD ID card holders Monday
Monday 0600-0730*
1630-1800*
Wednesday 0600-0730
1630-1800
Friday 0600-0730
1630-1800*
ZUMBA
0600-0700
1700-1800
Tuesday 0500-0700*
0900-1000*
Wednesday 0600-0700
1730-1830
Thursday 0500-0600*
0900-1000*
1700-1800 (FoR) Friday 0500-0600*
0600-0700*
REV SPIN Monday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
1800-1900
1800-1900
Tuesday
Friday
1700-1800 (FoR)
2200-2300 (FoR)
1800-1900
1730-1830
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
Crossfit
1800-1900 Tuesday 0400-0500
0500-0600
0600-0700
1800-1900
Wednesday 0400-0500
0500-0600
The Osan Fitness Center Parent/Child Area
0600-0700
0930-1030
Location: Behind the Main Fitness Center Hours of Operation: 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.
1800-1900 Thursday 0400-0500
0500-0600
0600-0700
1800-1900
Friday 0400-0500
0500-0600
0600-0700
0930-1030
1800-1900
Yoga at the Community Center
Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays: 1900 Saturdays: 1000
Bldg.1423, 784-5568 Open 24 Hours a Day
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Library Online Database
Transparent Language Online offers learning activities for over 80 languages. Learning is self-paced for recreational and self-development only. Available to AD, ANG, AF Reservists, AF retirees, AF civilians, AF family members and AF contractors. Registration must be completed at a Library’s computer.
Osan Library Book Club
Thursday, 12 March 1800-1900, Library Conference Room “The Narrow Road to the Deep North” by Richard Flanagan Open to all active duty military, their family members, and DOD civilians! Join our Book Club, discover new authors and favorite titles!
Library Weekly Program Pre-School Children’s Story Time
Every Tuesday & Thursday 1100-1130 Please join us for exciting stories, crafts and lots of fun! A great place to make new friends!
Volunteer readers are always welcome!
New Adult Books
The Care And Management Of Lies / One Nation / Sight Unseen / Dead Will Tell / Sisters Of Treason / Days Of Rage / One Plus One / Act Of War / The Sweet Spot / For All Time / The Most Dangerous Book / Mambo In Chinatown / That Night / Wayfaring Stranger / The Heist / A Catered Fourth Of July / Love Letters / House Of The Four Winds / Designated Daughters / The Lost Island …Many More
New Young Adult Books The Fourth Wish / A Blind Spot For Boys / Sister’s Fate / Fiendish / The Unfinished Life Of Addison Stone / I Am Malala / Opposition / The League Of Seven / False Future / Between The Spark And The Burn / Can’t Look Away / Bombay Blues / Rumble / Maid Of Deception / Yolo / The Rule Of Thoughts / The Boy I Love / If You’re Reading This …Many More
New Children Books
Kate The Great… Except When She’s Not / Sleepover With Beatrice And Bear / Rupert Can Dance / Death By Toilet Paper / The Sweetest Witch Around / Forget Me Not / Courage For Beginners / Frank Einstein / The Scarecrow’s Wedding / Hades Speaks! / Edward Hopper Paints His World / Catch That Cookie! / The Orchestra Pit / Colors Versus Shapes / The Way To The Zoo …Many More
New DVDs Chef / Deliver Us From Evil / Masterpiece Classic / Maleficent / Million Ways To Die In The West / Maze Runner / I Am Soldier / Stephen King’s A Good Marriage / Age Of Ice / Team Hot Wheels / Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes …Many More
Browse our catalog for more titles 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
Library
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AUTOHOBBY AUTO HOBBYCENTER HOBBYCENTER March Special
$5.00 off a coolan t change
• Same day service on most repairs • 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
Bldg. 1214, 784-4787 Open Daily: 0900-1800
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AERO CLUB 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
Safety Meeting
Join the Aero Club for its monthly safety meeting. 2nd Saturday of Every Month, 1000-1100 (Mandatory for Members)
Call 784-4424 51fss.aeroclub@osan.af.mil
Hours of Operation Bldg. 1187, 784-4424, Daily 0800-1700
Flight Training Center
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Bear Tree Park There’s a feast for the senses waiting for you at Bear Tree Park, located about an hour south of Osan Air Base in Sejong of Chungcheongnam Province, a beautiful place built to honor the Manchurian Black Bear. The 82 acres of indoor-outdoor botanicals are a breathtaking walk through vibrant color. It’s easy to forget animals live there when you become so lost in the serene beauty of this landscape, but bronze statues, white peacocks, and deer, remind you there are bears to see, waiting like a big hug at the end of a wonderful trip.
Good walking shoes, a camera, and won for feeding the animals are great “must have’s” for the best experience. You’ll never see the landscape the same way twice because every thing can be seen from different perspectives giving new, inspiring views. From the thousands of trees to roses, flowers, and towering rocks, no stone is ever left uncared for or detail left out.
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Carrots aren’t just for rabbits anymore! At Bear Tree Park, for a mere 1,000 won you can get a cup of this favorite veggie to feed the animals. The fuzzy bears will literally wave at you, sometimes even dance for your attention from their playgrounds… anything for a carrot! There’s something different for the fish but they aren’t ignored.
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Imagine being miniaturized. Now look up! You see a forest of the most perfect trees you’ve ever seen, so what makes these so unique is they are Bonsai. Welcome to the impressive Bonsai Tree Exhibit. The amount of time, knowledge, and care that goes into the caring of these creations is incredible. It is an absolute photo capture opportunity. The hardest part is not being able to take one home, let alone not touching one to see if it’s even real.
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Cross a bridge over still waters with floating Lilly Pads, disturbed only when thousands of Koi rush to the surface to eat. It’s a splash of orange splendor you’ll never forget, so bring that won, feeding the animals is slightly addicting! Whether you want to go alone for an awesome photo op, go with friends, or take your family for a fun day, Bear Tree Park will never disappoint. For the avid Teddy Bear collectors, or if you have a loved one you want to remember, then check out the Bear Store before you leave and take a Teddy Bear home with you! Book a Tour! Sunday, 22 March ITT: 784-4254 www.beartreepark.com Writen by LM Fields Photography by Linda Fields NO FEDERAL ENDORSEMENT OF SPONSORS INTENDED
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Volunteer’s Training
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Friday, 13 March 1300-1500 The goal is to ensure all our volunteers are registered and they receive all tools and information to keep them informed of volunteer opportunities.
Accessing Higher Education Track (TAP GPS)
Education Center, 784-4220 Monday - Tuesday, 23 - 24 March, 0900-1600 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.
Sponsorship Training
ONGOING CLASSES, SEMINARS & BRIEFINGS Newcomer Orientation Briefing
Fridays, 1300-1700, Call for Location MPS: 784-1845 or A&FRC: 784-5440 This is a mandatory briefing for all military and civilian employees PCSing to Osan. Registration required.
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 to identify licensed occupations, and the military occupational code translator.
Transition GPS (Goals, Plans, Success) Workshop
Separation/Retirement Benefits
Monday-Friday, 2–6 & 16-20 March, 0830-1630 This workshop is mandatory and prepares retiring or separating military members and their families for transition from their military career into a civilian career. This workshop covers MOC Crosswalk, personal finance, job search, resume writing, and 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.
Pre-Separation Counseling (DD Form 2648)
Monday, 9 March,1300-1530 & Thursday, 26 March, 0900-1130 This is a mandatory briefing which introduces you to the benefits and services available to Veterans. This is the prerequisite for attending Transition GPS.
Career Technical Training Track (TAP GPS)
Monday-Tuesday, 9-10 March, 0830-1630 The Technical Training Track addresses topics such as, selection
Tuesday, 10 March, 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.
VA Benefits Delivery Discharge Representative
Thursday, 12 March, 0800-1600 A representative from the Yongsan VA BDD will be here at Osan. They are available to answer questions about VA benefits, review medical records and initiate claims.
Bosst to Business Entrepreneurship Track (TAP GPS)
On-line training available at http://apps.militaryonesource.mil/esat and Unit Sponsopship Training upon request. This training will inform sponsors of their sponsorship responsibilities.
Home Buying Workshop
Tuesday, 24 March, 1400-1600 Buying a home is one of the largest purchases you’ll make. Learn the key elements in selecting the right home for your needs. This class covers mortgage financing, home inspections, and dealing with real estate agents, lenders, and sellers.
Spouse Orientation to Korea
Officers’ Club, 784-5530 Wednesday, 25 March, 0800-1430 This is a great opportunity for spouses to learn about the 51st Fighter Wing Mission, Non-combatant Evacuation Operation (NEO) process, and receive a protective (gas) mask demonstration. Spouses will also have an opportunity to meet key base representatives and learn about Korean Culture. As a bonus, a community information fair will end the day.
Bundles for Babies
Friday, 27 March, 1400-1500 Thursday - Friday, 12 - 13 March, 0830-1630 This workshop is for expectant parents who want to learn This track provides service members pursuing selfmore about parenting and support programs here at Osan. employment in the private or non-profit sector an opportunity The class also offers you a finance piece that focuses on to learn about the challenges faced by entrepreneurs, the budgeting for your new baby from conception to college years benefits and realities of entrepreneurship, and the steps and a chance to meet other new parents. Additionally, you’ll toward business ownership. receive a free “bundle” from the Air Force Aid Society.
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GET YOURSELF READY FOR EMPLOYMENT Advanced Civilian Résumé Writing Lab
Tuesday, 10 March, 0900-1100 A hands-on workshop/lab designed for those looking to improve upon their current civilian résumé. We will focus on editing, improving accomplishment statements, perfecting formatting, de-militarizing and converting one résumé style to another.
USAJOBS Résumé Writing
Wednesday, 11 March, 1400-1600 Learn how to navigate the complex USAJOBS hiring process. Find jobs and apply for federal service. Get tips on making your application stand out. Learn how to create a rewarding résumé. A federal résumé has to be tailored to the job for which you are applying. Learn how not to make
the common mistake of sending a generic, one-page résumé to apply for a federal job.
Advanced Federal Résumé Writing Lab
Wednesday, 25 March, 0900-1100 A hands-on workshop/lab designed for those who are looking to improve their current federal résumé. This lab focuses on editing, improving accomplishment statements, perfecting format, and tailoring to specific job descriptions. We will spend a small amount of time going over USAJobs and discussing the occupational questionnaires.
CULTURAL COOKING CLASSES This class allows each participant hands-on experience in preparing a meal from a different ethnic culture. Baking Class - Tuesday, 10 March, 1730-2000 St. Patty’s Cooking - Tuesday, 17 March, 1730-2000 Thai Cooking - Tuesday, 24 March, 1730-2000 Mexican Cooking - Tuesday, 31 March, 1730-2000
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KOREAN LANGUAGE CLASSES
Survival Korean - Wednesday, 11 & 25 March, 1100-1200
This class provides the opportunity to learn common expressions and phrases to survive in off-base activities.
Off-Base Excursion
CULTURAL EVENTS
Monday, 9 March, 1100-1300 (Departs and returns outside of main gate) Bring about 20,000 won for lunch and souvenirs. This excursion consists of a short walking tour of the area just off base and the opportunity to experience a meal in a Korean restaurant.
Lotte 4D Cinema/Mall Excursion
Saturday, 14 March, 0930-1730 (Departs and returns outside of main gate) Bring about 30,000 won for transportation, lunch and movie. This excursion includes shopping at the Suwon Lotte Mall and allows enough time for you to watch a movie and eat lunch. Excellent family outing.
Adventure Dining
Friday, 20 March, 1800-2100 (Departs and returns outside of main gate) Bring about 30,000 won for transportation and lunch. This dining experience will introduce you to an off-base restaurant frequently visited by locals. This month’s theme will be a seafood restaurant.
Namdaemun Market
Saturday, 28 March, 0900-1700 (Departs and returns outside of main gate) Bring about 30,000 won for transportation and lunch. We will shop at the largest wholesale market in South Gate Market. Come and learn how to use the subway system!
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AROUND OSAN Every person has a story to tell... I
t was such a pleasure meeting SrA Joseph Dockery III the other day in the lounge of the Community Center. He was looking to escape the sudden snowfall, even if only for a moment of warmth, and in those brief fifteen minutes, we got to meet an amazing person. Originally from Washington D.C., time, moving and seeing the world can do much to change ones perspective, Joseph was no exception explaining how he had come to appreciate the outer, peaceful reaches of suburban life more. He admitted this first Korean tour would be more fullfilling if he had his family with him. So, he’s glad it’s nearing an end for he misses his wife and two children very much. It showed. Like so many on tour here, Joseph found ways to fill up his free time. Don’t know if he’s heard music from his favorite artists Luther Vandrose or Sam Smith playing on base, but you might find him at his favorite resturaunt, The Oriental House, or his hangout, The Fitness Center. Joseph’s most memorable moment so far was when he got to referee the High School Basketball team on base. His most embarrassing moment came when officiating; a moment he labeled, “rookie growing pains”. Joseph wants to see South Daegu before his tour is over. His dream is to watch his children grow up and marry. In this months’ special interview question, Joseph simply answered: “If I could have superhuman power it would be to fly so I could get from place to place quickly and see even more.” “All the best to you and your family, Joseph. Thank you for your service!”
FORCE MAGAZINE MARCH 2015 he snow outside didn’t have any effect on the native, New York soldier towering above us, when the interviewing at the Community Center led us to Private First Class Smith. He was happy to smile and tell us that Korea was about the same except for the hot summers. Arriving eight months ago, Smith was put with Charlie Detachment, 1st Space Company; fresh out of Army Individual Training for Vehicle Mechanic. His passion was as big as his smile and almost as big as his manners. So refreshing! When asked what accomplishments he was most proud of so far, he answered, “Joining the Army and working towards a degree in Criminal Justice.” Smith talked about missing his favorite Venison Lasagna but loved the Bulgogi and Yakimandu found here in Korea when we talked about food. The Oriental House on base, or a place called Izmures off base, are two of his favorite places to eat. For hangouts he replied, “The Community Center is great for playing Pool, but I also go to the Orphanage to see the kids… see them inspired with faith for something better” Smith was wonderfully candid when he opened up and told his most embarrassing moment. “I have a reputation for being a good hitter,” he said. “When my CW4 got word of this during our softball game, he sent me up to bat at the end of the game, but I ended up striking out for every ball!” Smith dropped and shook his head. When changing subjects, it became evident how PFC Smith loves family and children. He talked about how he wished he could be home long enough with his wife to start a family of their own. When asked what superhuman power would he take if he could, his answer came quickly: “Fly, so I could get from place to place faster.” His response matched his deep hearted desire to be with the one he loves, as well as protect those in need. Despite his allergies to dogs, the one species that could match his future occupational ambitions to become an MP, this writer hopes time will heal this soldier and make all his dreams come true. “Every story deserves to be told and we wish this soldier and his family all the happiness they can hold. Thank you for your service!”
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nowed in? No, but it was no problem finding A1C James Harris from Nampa Idaho, standing behind the welcome desk, ready to greet us with a smile and lots of youngin’ charisma at the Community Center.
“Differences between Idaho and Korea? Well, the food’s way better here!” James nodded with great enthusiasm. I can tell you, he isn’t having a problem with this first Korean tour at all. And his position? I asked but before I got an answer he quickly disappeared so he could find out. “Community Center Specialist!” he came back, again with great energy. I can tell you, while he is behind that desk, the Community Center energy will jump a couple notches! James admitted his greatest achievement in life was getting through basic training. “I was lazy before and after basic, after AIT, I got a work ethic.” He entered service January 22, 2013 and came to Korea in November. His favorite food is Pizza, but when he’s not working, it’s likely you’ll find James at the Gingko Tree or the Fitness Center. James plans to go to Jeju Island before his tour is up and if he could have any dream come true, he would meet Dave Grohl from his favorite music group, the Foo Fighters. “Thank you James for an awesome interview and for your service! I’m sure we’ll hear more as your story continues!”
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COMMUNITY CENTER EVENTS
CLASSES
Call Of Duty Advance Warfare Tournament
Photography Club
Saturday, 14 March, 1200 Put your tactical shooting skills to the test and prove you are the best in Osan. Prizes will be awarded to the top 2. Sign-up by 12 March. Cost: Free (18+ yrs old)
NBA 2K15 Tournament Saturday, 21 March, 1400 Lace up your digital Jordan’s and rain treys on your competition. Prove you got game. Sign-up today! Prizes awarded to the top 3. Sign-up by 19 March. Cost: Free (18+ yrs old)
Domino Tournament
Wednesday, 25 March, 1800
Dem bones, dem bones! Stay out of the boneyard and yell DOMINO! Sign-up today! Prizes will be awarded to top 2. Sign-up by 23 March. Cost: Free (18+ yrs old)
Rummage Sale
Saturday, 28 March, 1200-1600 PCSing soon? Come and sell your items! You could help all the new arrivals in need. Sign-up Deadline: 27 March Booth Cost: $25.00 (18+ yrs old)
Guitar Lesson
Sundays, 1400
Learn the basic principles of photography by using a DSLR Camera. Get the most out of your Camera and put together simple portraits. DSLR Cameras are not required for class. Open to beginners and up. See ITT’s Camera Bug Tours for a chance to put your newly learned skills to work.
Thursdays Sign-up at the CAC for guitar lessons and be on your way. We offer classes from beginner to advance. Cost: $25.00/30 min lesson Discounted Rate: $80.00/30 min lessons 4 times
Cost: Free
Dance Class Tuesdays, 1900: Salsa and Bachata. Cost: $35.00 per person for 4 weeks of one hour group classes. $60.00 per couple for 4 weeks of one hour group classes. $15.00 per person for one hour group class. $30.00 per couple per hour of a private lesson/ wedding dance prep.
Free Yoga Class Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 1900 Saturdays, 1000 Bring your yoga mat, stretch it out and relax.
Piano Lesson Available Monday-Friday Sign-up at the CAC for piano lessons and be on your way. We offer classes from beginner to advanced. Cost: $25.00/30 min lesson Discounted Rate: $80.00/30 min lessons 4 times
Fencing Intro Class Fridays 1800-1930 Learn the art, history, and skill of pre-17th century fencing skills.
Cost: Free (18+ yrs old)
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Korean Language Class 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 lose this opportunity to learn Korean right here on the peninsula and take your adventure beyond Songtan. Your Korean journey starts here! * Korean class schedule is subject to change. Class Fee: $60.00 (8 classes per month)
English Language Class
Beginner: Monday-Thursday, 0900-0950 Intermediate: Monday-Thursday, 1000-1050 Class Fee: $60.00 (16 classes per month) Learn the basic skills to speak English as a second language.
* 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!
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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)
Reduces Stress, Relieves Muscle Pain, Improves Sleep, Soothes Sore Muscles, Loosens Stiff Joints and Increases Circulation.
Cost
Swedish/Deep Tissue/Deep Pressure massage: 60 minutes for $60.00 or 90 minutes for $85.00. 60 minutes Hot Stone and Salt Scrub $85.00. Heavenly Massage 30 minutes for $50.00. Come experience our licensed Massage Therapists.
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The USO is located in the Community Center. They offer a variety of services including morale computers and free Wi-Fi.
CHILD/YOUTH POLICY Children/Youth may use the facility daily 0700-2000. Must have a parent at all times while using the facility.
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. 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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Do you have family or friends coming in 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
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Marketing & Publicity Department Bldg. 937. 784-5609 Monday-Friday, 0730-1630
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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! Whatever your promotional needs are we can do it. Want to see your ideas come to life? Our graphic designers can turn your ideas from a thought to a finished product, at a reasonable price and time. Stop by to see what we have to offer! You’ll be glad you did.
Video Production
Have your special events recorded and keep it on DVD. From graduation to retirement ceremonies. See what we can do for you!
Come in or call and see what we can do for you! Rush options available.
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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! Three 8x10 Portraits
School Package A $110.00
Three 5x7 Portraits
Need 4 photos? Call for appointment! $15.00 for 4 photos.
Three 4x6 Portraits You can choose 3 photos to print. Two 8x10 Portraits
School Package B $90.00
Two 5x7 Portraits Two 4x6 Portraits You can choose 2 photos to print. One 8x10 Portraits
School Package C $70.00
Two 5x7 Portraits Two 4x6 Portraits You can choose 1 photos to print.
Baby 100 Day Anniversary
One 8x10 Portrait Two 5x7 Portraits 30x20 with Photo Frame
Deluxe Package
12x18 Portrait Two 8x10 Four 4x6 Portraits
Bldg. 937 DSN: 784-5609 Monday-Friday: 0730-1100 1200-1630
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DELIVERY
YOU CALL WE DELIVER
Checkertails & Bada•Bing 784-1581/5865
Chili’s 784-7271
Sunday-Thursday: 0700-2300 Friday & Saturday: 0700-0100 Minimum order $5.00
Sunday-Thursday: 1030-2130 Friday & Saturday: 1030-2230 Minimum order $7.00
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MiG Alleys Bowling Center 784-6868/7630 Sunday-Thursday: 1030-2130 Friday & Saturday: 1030-2330 Minimum order $7.00
Oriental House 784-4926 Monday-Sunday: 1030-2100
Minimum order $7.00
Rickenbacker’s 784-4311 Place orders day prior to delivery Staff Meeting Package Special Boxed coffee & one dozen donuts only $29.50!
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LET’S LEARN KOREAN VERB TENSES PART 2
Future Tense There are a couple different forms of the future tense you will see. None match up exactly to what we see for future tense in English, but they are simple and easy to understand. Probable Future One common future tense is the probable future tense. It can be used to mean “I probably will eat.” “I probably will go to school tomorrow.” This is probably the most similar (in my opinion) to our English future tense. If you just intend to say will go, will eat...this future tense may be your best bet. The basic formation of this future tense is as follows: Take the verb base, 먹 for our example using 먹다. Attach (으)ㄹ 거에요 to the verb base. If the base ends in a consonant, you attach 을 거에요. If it ends in a vowel, you attach ㄹ 거에요. 난 먹을 거에요 - I will probably eat. 난 갈 거에요 - I will probably go. 비가 올 거에요 - It will probably rain. One thing to keep in mind. Remember back to when you learned some irregular verb cases? 듣다 being one. It appears as 듣다 in the dictionary form, and 들어요 when conjugated? Well, when using this for these few special verbs, use the ㄹ ending on the base and not the ㄷ. 들을 거에요 Will listen. Also, remember how some verbs pick up a ㅂ and sometimes not? Example - 춥다...well, in this case, it will not take the ㅂ, but will pick up an 우. 추울 거에요 Will probably be cold. Past Probable You can also use this form with a past tense verb, to mean ‘must have’ or ‘probably have’. The example with 먹다 would be 먹었을 거에요. Notice the past tense ending is attached to the verb base, not the 거에요 verb part. 먹었을 거에요 would mean ‘must have eaten. “Probably ate.” Intentional Future The other form of the future tense you will see often will use 겠. The meaning is similar to the above future tense, but varies slightly. This form is more of the meaning “I intend to, I’m positive it will happen, etc.” Here is how it is formed. Take your verb base (whatever is before 다 in the dictionary form, no exceptions. 듣다 does not change to 들 as above. 듣겠어요). Attach 겠 to that base. Then simply add your 어 or 어요 ending you normally would use. Note the ending is always 어요 and never 아요, even for verbs such as 자다. 먹겠어요 means I intend to eat. 비가 오겠어요 means I’m sure it will rain. See how it is a little different from the previous future tense? This form has more certainty.
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일 (하나)
il (hana)
이 (둘)
ee (tul)
삼 (셋)
sam (set)
사 (넷)
sa (net)
오 (다섯)
oh (tasot)
육 (여섯)
yuk (yosot)
칠 (일곱)
chil (ilgop)
팔 (여덟)
pal (yodolp)
구 (아홉)
gu (ahop)
십 (열)
ship (yol)
십일 (열하나)
ship-il (yol-hana)
십이 (열둘)
ship-ee (yol-tul)
십삼 (열셋)
ship-sam (yol-set)
십사 (열넷)
ship-sa (yol-net)
십오 (열다섯)
ship-oh (yol-tasot)
십육 (열여섯)
ship-yuk (yol-yosot)
십칠 (열일곱)
ship-chil (yol-ilgop)
십팔 (열여덟)
ship-pal (yol-yodolp)
십구 (열아홉)
ship-gu (yol-ahop)
이십 (스물)
ee-ship (sumul)
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삼십 (서른)
sam-ship (sorun)
사십 (마흔)
sa-ship mahun)
오십 (쉰)
oh-ship (shween)
육십 (예순)
yuk-ship (yesun)
칠십 (이른)
chil-ship (irun)
팔십 (여든)
pal-ship (yodun)
구십 (아흔)
gu-ship (ahun)
백
baek
이백
ee-baek
천
cheon
만
man
십만
ship-man
백만
baek-man
천만
cheon-man
억
eok
There are two sets of numbers in Korea, the native Korean and the Sino-Korean Numbers. Sino-Korean numbers are borrowed from Chinese. Generally speaking, for expression involving dates, money, foreign loanwords, minutes, seconds and counting beyond 99 Sino-Korean numbers are used otherwise its the native Korean numbers. You might be wondering why some numbers are skipped in both numeral systems, this is because there are certain patterns to achieve the numbers in-between.
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Osan AB Chapel Worship - Opportunities Protestant Traditional Sun 1000 Gospel Sun 1200 Contemporary Sun 1700 Gospel (Praise Joy Night) Fri 1930 Church of Christ (Elem. School) Sun 1000
Catholic Daily Mass Marian Mass Holy Hour Weekend Mass Reconciliation
Wed-Fri 1st Sat 1st Fri Sat Sun Sat
1130 1030 1700 1700 0830 1600
Other Ministries Hospitality House LSOP Outreach Orphanage Trip
Fri Sat 2nd Sat 3rd Sat
1830 1830 0800-1500 0900-1400
Other Faith Groups Jewish 2nd & 4th Fri 1800 Muslim Fri 1230 Buddhist (ROKAF Chapel) Sun 1030 Earth-Based Contact Chapel for POC LDS (Location: Contact Chapel) Sun 1300
For more information, call 784-5000
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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
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On Base Emergency Phone Numbers - DSN: 911 / Commercial or Cell Phone: 031-661-9111 Aero club Flight Training Center Bldg. 1187, 784-4424 Daily 0800-1700 airman & family Readiness center Bldg. 769, 784-5440 Mon-Fri 0800-1700 Auto Hobby Center / Car Wash Bldg. 1214, 784-4787 Mon-Sat 0900-1800 Closed Sundays Black Cat Loungee Bldg. 853, 784-5228 Mon-Fri 0630-1400 Boarding Kennels OSAN PET LODGE Bldg. 421-B, 784-4314 By appointment only Bowling Center, MiG Alleys Bldg. 975, 784-4229 Mon-Thu 1100-2200 Fridays 1100-2400 Saturdays 1030-2400 Sundays 1030-2200 Snack Bar / Delivery: 784-6868/7630 Mon-Thu 1030-2130 Fridays & Saturdays 1030-2330 Sundays 1030-2130
Checkertails & Bada Bing Pizza Bldg. 924, 784-5865/1581 Open 24 hours a day Delivery: Sun-Thu 0700-2300 Fri & Sat 0700-0100 Child Development Center Bldg. 738, 784-4966 Mon-Fri 0700-1800 Closed Sat, Sun & Holidays Chili’s Restaurant Bldg. 767, 784-7271, 0505-122-5891 Sun-Thu 1030-2200 Fri & Sat 1030-2300 Delivery/To Go: 0505-122-5892/5894 Sun-Thu 1030-2130 Fri & Sat 1030-2230 Civilian personnel Bldg. 936, 784-6862 Mon-Fri 0730-1630 Closed Sat, Sun & Holidays Community Center, McPherson Bldg. 916, 784-3123 Mon-Thu 0700-2200 Fridays 0700-2400 Saturdays 0900-2400 Sundays 0900-2200 Down Days / Family Days 0900-1800 Closed Holidays Customer support / military / personnel section Bldg. 936, 784-1845 Mon-Fri 0730-1530
Dining Facilities Back of the Hangar Bldg. 1741, 784-2914/2883 Lunch: Mon-Fri 1100-1400 Dinner: Mon-Fri 1700-1930 Closed Sat, Sun, Holidays & Down Days Gingko Tree Bldg. 1470, 784-6861 Mon-Fri: Breakfast 0600-0800 Lunch 1100-1300 Dinner 1730-1930 Weekend/Holidays/Down Days: Breakfast 0630-0830 Lunch 1100-1300 Dinner 1700-1900 Midnight: Mon-Fri 2300-0100 Weekend/Holidays/Down Days 2300-0100 Flight Kitchen: 24 hrs a day Pacific House Bldg. 733, 784-2641 Mon-Fri: Breakfast 0530-0730 Lunch 1100-1300 Dinner 1700-1900 Weekend/Holidays/Down Days: Breakfast 0700-0930 Lunch 1100-1300 Dinner 1700-1900
Delivery Wi-Fi Enabled
Education Office / Base Training / Civilian training Bldg 789, 784-4220 Mon, Wed & Fri 0830-1530 ENListed Club Bldg. 917, 784-6900 Mon-Thur 0630-2400, Fri 0630-0300 Sat 0730-0300, Sun 0730-2400 Catering Mon-Fri 0900-1600 Sports Bar & Grill: 784-0608 Mon-Fri Breakfast: 0630-1030 Lunch: 1030-1600 Dinner: 1600-2100 Sat & Sun Breakfast: 0730-1200 Lunch & Dinner: 1030-2100 Limited Menu: Fri & Sat 2100-0300 Silver Star Lounge Mon-Thu 1700-2400 Fri & Sat 1400-0300 Sundays 1700-2200 Fitness Center Bldg. 1423, 784-5568 24 hours a day Parent Child Area: Bldg. 1419 Mon-Fri 0700-1700 (key available for check-out)
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Golf Course, “the Lakes at Osan” Bldg. 1774, 784-4128/6816/6818 Course/Range/Pro Shop Open Dawn - Close Dusk Lounge Daily 0600-1900 Honor Guard Bldg. 937, 784-7282 Mon-Fri 0730-1630 Human Resources Office Bldg 936, 784-1408 Mon-Fri 0730-1630 Information, Tickets & Travel Bldg. 924, 784-4254 Mon-Fri 1000-1800 Saturdays 1000-1600 Sundays 1000-1400 Library Bldg. 921, 784-6611 Sun-Thu 1000-2100 Fri & Sat 1000-2000 Exercise 1100-1900 Lodging, Turumi Lodge Bldg. 772, 784-1844 24 hours a day Rickenbacker’s: 784-9982 Daily 0530-1400 manpower Bldg. 936, 784-8393 Mon-Fri 0730-1630
MARKETING Bldg. 937, 784-5609 Mon-Fri 0730-1630 studio51 Mon-Fri 0730-1100, 1200-1630 Mustang Center Bldg. 1313, 784-4311/6931 Cashier Window: Sun-Thu 0800-2230 Fri & Sat 0800-2400 The End Zone: Sun-Thu 1030-2230 Fri & Sat 1030-2400 Barber Shop: 784-6921 Mon-Fri 1000-1900 Saturdays 1000-1700 Sundays 1200-1700 Rickenbacker’s: 784-4311 (Phone orders start at 0730) Mon-Fri 0530-2000, Sat & Sun 0630-2000 Holidays 0630-1700 Gino’s asta la pasta 784-4311 Lunch: Mon-Fri 1030-1330 Dinner: Closed naf accounting office Bldg. 937, 784-8474 Mon-Fri 0730-1600
Officers’ Club Bldg. 910, 784-5530/2246/2247 Cashier Window: 784-2250 Mon-Wed 1030-1400 Thu & Fri 1100-1700 Closed Sat, Sun & Holidays Barber Shop: 784-2256 Mon-Fri 1000-1900 Sat 1000-1600 Closed Sun & Holidays Catering: 784-6749 Lunch Buffet: Mon-Fri 1100-1300 MBC Lounge Bar: Wd & Thu 1700-2200 Fri 1700-2400 Closed Sat-Tue & Holidays Brunch: Sundays 1000 -1330 Panmunjom Gift Shop: 784-5397 Mon-Fri 1000-1700 Bella Panini’s 784-5530 Weekdays 1100-1300 Closed Sat, Sun & Holidays Oriental House Bldg. 1774, 784-4147/4926 Daily 1030-2100 Delivery: Daily 1030-2100 Outdoor Recreation Bldg. 1304, 784-4007 Tue-Fri 1000-1800 Sat, Sun & Holidays 1000-1600 Closed Mondays
Professional Development Center Bldg 788, 784-9155 Mon-Fri 0730-1630 readiness & Plans OFFICE Bldg. 937, 784-8051 Mon-Fri 0730-1630 School Age Program Bldg. 750, 784-6830 Morning Care Mon-Fri 0700-0800 After School Care Mon-Fri 1430-1800 No School Day / Camp 0700-1800 Exercise 0600-1800 Closed Sat, Sun & Holidays Teen Center Bldg. 781, 784-1492 Tue-Thu 1300-1900 Fri & Sat 1330-2200 Closed Sun, Mon & Holidays USA Travel Bldg. 924, 784-6712 Mon-Fri 1000-1800 Saturdays 1000-1600 Closed Sun & Holidays Youth Center Bldg. 433, 784-4607 Front Desk/Cashier Mon-Fri 0930-1730 Open Recreation Mon-Fri 1300-1800 Closed Sat, Sun & Holidays
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From On-base Residential / Dorm Phones: Dial 99+661+xxxx, From Commercial / Off-base line: Dial 031-661-xxxx
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