Morning Calm Korea Weekly, August 13, 2010
Morning Calm Korea Weekly, August 13, 2010
Morning Calm Korea Weekly, August 13, 2010
Zach Brainard (top left), 4th Chemical Company at Camp Hovey, Patrick Noble (bottom left), 19th Expeditionary Support Command at Camp Walker and Pak Sin-ae, Defense Distribution
Depot-Korea at Camp Carroll, participate in the Warrior Country 10-Kilometer Mountain Bike Invitational Challenge run on Casey Garrison and Camp Hovey Aug. 7. Brainard finished first
in the men’s open division in 33:30 and Pak finished second in the women’s division in 38:18. — U.S. Army photos by Kevin Jackson and courtesy photo by Jeffrey Rivers
USAG-RED CLOUD
Commander: Col. Hank Dodge
Public Affairs Officer: Margaret Banish-Donaldson
CI Officer: Kevin Jackson
Staff Writers: Pfc. Mardicio Barrot, Pfc. Jin Choe and UFG 10 is another opportunity for us to 4. I am totally committed to achieving
USAG-YONGSAN work together and demonstrate our resolve to our training objectives for UFG 10 and I am
Commander: Col. William P. Huber ensure regional stability. equally insistent that we execute all training
Public Affairs Officer: Dan Thompson
CI Officer: Jane Lee 2. UFG 10 is the first exercise since safely. Leaders at all levels must implement
Staff Writers: Cpl. Kim Hyung-joon, President Lee and President Obama announced comprehensive risk management to identify
Pfc. Choe Yong-joon, Pvt. Hong Moo-sun
the decision to delay the transition of wartime hazards, enable controls, and reduce the overall
USAG-HUMPHREYS operational control until late 2015. UFG 10 risks to our personnel and equipment.
Commander: Col. Joseph P. Moore
Public Affairs Officer: Lori Yerdon represents an excellent opportunity to develop 5. Each of you has an important part in this
Writer–Editor: Steven Hoover
Designer: Cpl. Baek Joon-woo
the tenets of our Strategic Alliance 2015 plans exercise and I expect you to achieve victory
as we improve ROK/U.S. combat readiness and through discipline, dedication and teamwork.
USAG-DAEGU
Commander: Col. Terry Hodges
joint/combined interoperability. As we demonstrate our ability to successfully
Public Affairs Officer: Philip Molter 3. With units participating in Korea, defend the Republic of Korea (ROK), we
CI Officer: Mary Grimes
Staff Writers: PV2 Jang Bong-seok, PV2 Kim Min-jae
throughout Pacific Command (PACOM), ensure regional stability across northwest
Interns: Kim Seeun, Kim Min-yeong and at multiple locations across the United Asia and show the world that we remain an
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“To be clear, the task before us is not to reduce
Visit us online the department’s top-line budget,” Gates said.
conference at the Pentagon, Aug. 9, 2010. Gates said he is taking steps to help the U.S.
military fight the wars it faces now, and help ready the force for the wars it may face in
The Morning Calm “Rather, it is to significantly reduce its excess the future. With these moves, the secretary said, he wants to instill a culture of saving
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structure and modernization.”
President Barack Obama has programmed in The secretary also announced a number of scale – especially in the information technology
real growth of between 1 and 2 percent into future of immediate steps he will take. Gates said he arena.
years’ defense budgets, but that is not enough to will reduce the funding for support contractor “All of our bases, operational headquarters
maintain today’s warfighting capabilities and personnel by 10 percent a year for the next and defense agencies have their own IT
modernize, which requires roughly 2 to 3 percent three years. infrastructures, processes and application-ware,”
real growth. The savings in overhead are crucial Gates is freezing the number of office of Gates said. “This decentralized approach results
to making up that difference, Gates said. the secretary of defense, defense agency and in large cumulative costs, and a patchwork of
Earlier this year, the secretary tasked the combatant command manpower positions at the capabilities that create cyber vulnerabilities and
services to find $100 billion in overhead savings fiscal 2010 levels for the next three years. He said limit our ability to capitalize on the promise of
over the next five years. “This exercise is well this is just a first step to studying these leadership information technology.” The secretary directed
under way, as the services are evaluating their organizations. the department to increase the use of common
programs and activities to identify what remains a “We will conduct a ‘clean-sheet review’ to information technology functions.
Submitting to critical priority and what is no longer affordable,” determine what our people should be doing, The Pentagon is awash in reports; the secretary
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AUGUST 13, 2010 NEWS NEWS • PAGE 3
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MP Blotter
The following entries were excerpted
from the military police blotters. These
entries may be incomplete and do not
imply guilt or innocence.
USAG Yongsan:
Unlawful Possession of Weapon;
Subject #1 was observed holding a
set of brass knuckles in Subject #1’s
hands. Subject #1 was apprehended
and transported to the PMO where
Military Police detected an odor of
an alcoholic beverage emitting from
Subject #1’s person. Subject #1
was administered a Portable Breath
Test, with a result of 0.119% Breath
Alcohol Content. Due to Subject
#1’s level of intoxication, Subject #1
was processed and released to their
unit with instructions to return to the
PMO at a later time. Subject #1 later
reported to the PMO where Subject
#1 was advised of their legal rights, Opened in 1994, the largely museum-like War Memorial of Korea in Yongsan-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea offers visitors an educational,
which Subject #1 waived rendering a yet emotional experience of the many wars in which Korea was involved. — Courtesy photo Dave Palmer
written sworn statement admitting to
the offense. Subject #1 was processed
and released to Subject #1’s unit. This SIGHTS AND SOUNDS: Off–post events and activities
is a final report.
USAG Humphreys:
Failure to Obey Policy Memorandum; Gangneung Danoje Festival slides with a thrill factor on par with roller hangover brought upon it by half a century
Subject #1 left three children unattended The Gangneung Danoje Festival is an coasters; and a wide selection of swimming of breakneck urbanization and industrial
inside a vehicle. A search for Subject international celebration that has been pools await visitors. But something special development, and becoming a place to
#1 by Military Police met with positive designated as an ‘Intangible Cultural about Korea’s water parks is that many of enjoy clean water and fresh air.
results. Subject #1 and the children Asset’ by UNESCO. During the festival, them also have hot spring spas including
were escorted to the PMO where
visitors may enjoy traditional folk games Jjimjilbang (Korean style sauna), allowing Temple Stay
Subject #1 was advised of Subject
#1’s legal rights, which Subject #1 played on Dano while sampling traditional you to relax and recharge after a fun-packed Temple stays are a unique opportunity
waived rendering a verbal statement Dano cuisine. Two of the main festival day. for foreigners to live in a Buddhist temple
admitting to the offense. Subject #1 events are the cultural performances: and learn about and experience Korean
was processed and released to Subject ‘Danogut,’ a ritual performed to ask Ttukseom Buddhist culture. It is a great experience
#1’s sponsor. This is a final report. spirits for the good health and happiness Once a sandy spit on the Hangang River that will recharge you.
USAG Daegu: of people; and the ‘Gwanno’ masked where Korea’s kings went to fire off
Assault Consummated by a Battery; dance, a traditional masked dance where arrows. Now, the peninsula is home to Take a walk down ‘Seoul-gil’
Victim #1 and Subject #1 were involved the ‘nobles’ and ‘commoners’ of society the sprawling greenness of Seoul Forest, Known as ‘Bukchon’ since the Joseon
in a verbal altercation which turned mingle together. one of the city’s most important natural Dynasty (1392-1910), 600 year of
physical when Subject #1 tripped spaces, which, unbelievably, was designed Seoul’s history are proudly reflected in
Victim #1 and struck Victim #1 in the
Korea’s Water Parks in 2003 and opened only in mid- 2005. Its this quaint little area filled with hanok.
facial area with Subject #1’s hand.
Upon arrival of Military Police Victim The sweltering heat creeps up on us southern, western and northern shores are One of the unique characteristics of this
#1 and Subject #2 were transported quickly here in Korea and there is always lined with cycle paths, while the southern particular town is that it is a “living hanok
to the PMO. Subject #1 was advised a need to keep cool. Going to a water shore doubles as the bank of the Hangang neighborhood,” where people still live
of Subject #1’s legal rights, which park in Korea is one of the most fun River and forms one of the key sect ions and carry out business in these beautiful
Subject #1 waived rendering a written things to do to cool off in the summer. of the Hangang River Park. Once beloved traditional houses. Chock full of museums,
sworn statement denying the offense.
Of course, things like wave pools that by Seoulites as a place to relax and play, craft studios and art galleries, this area is
Subject #1 was processed and released
to Subject #1’s unit. Investigation replicate an ocean of rolling waves; Ttukseom is now breaking through the the perfect place to take a leisurely walk.
continues by Military Police.
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http://imcom.korea.army.mil NEWS THE MORNING CALM
You – each and every one of you – are our first line
of defense against terrorism!
Our Army has designated August as Antiterrorism
Awareness Month. Not just this month, but every
single day throughout the year, I need you to be
vigilant. Specifically, I need your help to identify
and report any potential threats to the security of our
installations in Warrior Country and the safety of our
Soldiers, civilian employees and family members who
work, live and play on them.
As your garrison commander, I want you to
know that antiterrorism is my utmost concern. But Col. Hank Dodge — U.S. Army photo
I’m realistic enough to know that my staff and I can’t any suspicious activities you may see, I also want
do it alone. We need each of you to be smart about you to know that my team and I will be leading the
antiterrorism. Be vigilant and report any kind of charge against antiterrorism on installations in Warrior
unusual or suspicious activity. I can’t say that enough. Country.
You truly are our first line of defense. During Ulchi Focus Guardian, one of the largest
So, what is unusual or suspicious behavior? It could joint staff theater directed exercises in the world, my
be something as seemingly harmless as people drawing staff and I will be exercising our force protection
or measuring buildings; strangers asking questions measures and our counter-terrorism techniques.
related to buildings or installation security; briefcases, This is another opportunity for us to look for our
suitcases, backpacks or packages left unattended; a vulnerabilities and make improvements to our force
person wearing clothing that is too big or hot for the protection plan.
weather; chemical smells or fumes; people purchasing Under the mantra “See something, say something”
uniforms without the proper credentials or even people the Army’s iWatch program will prepare you to be
who are isolated, emotionally withdrawn or who have our first line of defense by raising your awareness and
grievances against someone or any organization. helping you identify potential threats. If you haven’t
The mistake we cannot afford to make is to think already done so, I strongly encourage you to visit the
that the face of terrorism is different from our own. It USAG Red Cloud Web site and watch the four short
may not be. You may recall Timothy McVeigh, the anti-terrorism videos.
Army veteran who was awarded the Bronze Star for his I’ll also be doing my share to get even smarter about
service in the first Gulf War. antiterrorism by attending the Army Management
On April 19, 1995, McVeigh along with two co- Staff College course – Army Installation Anti-
conspirators blew up the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Terrorism/Force Protection Level 4 Course – at Fort
Building in downtown Oklahoma City, Okla., killing Belvoir later this month.
168 people, including 19 children under the age of 6. With your help, I know that together we’ll raise
My point is simple: Terrorists are not of one race, color, awareness levels and make our installations even
creed or religion. safer for Soldiers, civilian employees and their family
While I’m urging you to get involved and report members. We are the Army’s home.
The secretary also is looking for efficiencies Gates also will eliminate the Business
in the department’s intelligence apparatus. Transformation Agency. The agency – with
He has directed an immediate 10 percent 360 people and a budget of $340 million – will
reduction in funding for intelligence advisory transfer responsibilities to other offices.
and assistance contracts and a freeze in the The secretary is recommending eliminating
number of senior executive service positions. U.S. Joint Forces Command. The command
He also is moving to end needless duplication is the arbiter and proponent for joint training,
in the intel business. doctrine and operations in the military, he said,
“I have directed a zero-based review but it means an extra layer in the bureaucracy. It
of the department’s intelligence missions, is one of five four-star commands that need to
organizations, relationships and contracts be involved in sending a military working dog
to be completed by Nov. 1,” Gates said. team to Afghanistan, Gates said during a speech
James Clapper, the new director of national in Abilene, Kan., earlier this year.
intelligence, has expressed interest in doing the But driven by joint experience in Afghanistan,
same for civilian intelligence organizations, the Iraq and around the world, the secretary noted,
secretary said. the need for such a joint advocate has lessened.
Finally, the secretary is closing two defense Training and generating joint forces still is
offices and recommending the closure of important, as is developing and testing joint
a combatant command. The secretary is doctrine. But it does not “require a separate
eliminating the offices of the assistant secretary four-star combatant command, which, in the
of defense for network integration and the case of [Joint Forces Command] entails about
Joint Staff’s section for command, control, 2,800 military and civilian positions and
communications, and computer systems. “Their roughly 3,000 contractors of all kinds at an
operational functions will be assigned to other annual cost of at least $240 million to operate,”
organizations, and most of their acquisition Gates said.
functions will transfer to acquisition, technology The secretary said the department will help
and logistics,” Gates said. employees affected by these closings.
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News & Notes Soldiers gorge on tacos for AAFES gift cards
School Positions
Casey Elementary School is looking for a
speech pathologist, elementary gifted and
tech instructor, middle school classroom
teacher, lunch room monitors, teacher’s
aides and substitute teachers. For more
information, call 730-6444 or 011-383-
7122.
Pet Clinics
The 106th Medical Detachment (VS) will
conduct pet clinics from 9 a.m. to noon,
Monday, and from 1 to 7 p.m., Tuesday,
in a Veterinary Hospital Tent set up across
the street from Casey Garrison Community
Activities Center, bldg. 2236. The clinic
will include routine preventative medicine Soldiers from Casey Garrison participate in a taco eating contest sponsored by the Army and Air Force Exchange
such as vaccines, microchips, heartworm Service at the installation July 23. The winner, Pfc. Samuel Manit from Headquarters and Headquarters Battery,
testing, FeLV/FIV testing, pet registration 1st Battalion, 38th Field Artillery Regiment, ate 15 mini tacos in 5 minutes and 20 seconds and received a $50
and health certificates for dogs and cats. AAFES gift card. The runner-up, Pfc. Michael Long from the 55th Military Police Company, received a $25 AAFES
Owners should bring their pet’s records gift card. — U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Mardicio Barrot
and a stool sample. For more information,
call 732-7434.
WhAT IT MEANS:
• Through the ‘Bringing the Benefit to You’ campaign,
Guard and Reserve Soldiers and their Families
have shopped on-site at more than 100 remote
locations and purchased $14 million worth
of commissary products.
USAG Yongsan April-June quarter volunteers and Army Community Services staff members pose for a photo after an award ceremony at the ACS building July 29. — U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Hong Moo-sun
By Pvt. Hong Moo-sun School was his alma mater. Sgt. Yun Jung-hyun – ROKA SG
USAG Yongsan Public Affairs “Because it is my old school, I know that most
students are poor and belong to single parent families. Adult
YONGSAN GARRISON — U.S. Army Garrison I think I not only taught them math and English but Lilliam Acevedo – ACS
Yongsan honored its volunteers and named the top also helped cure their pain and overcome difficulties,” Diana Adcox Moreno – ACS
volunteers for the April-June quarter in a ceremony at he said. Chief Warrant Officer Joseph Balajadia – Youth Sports
the Army Community Services building July 29. Walters, the adult volunteer, volunteered an average Monique Barrow – AFCS
A panel selected Cpl. Jeong Jae-yeong and Jenny of 20 hours a week on activities, events and planning Corey Blackshear – ACS
Walters as the top Korean Augmentation to the for the Seoul American Home School Network. She Alida Deshields – ACS
United States Army and adult volunteers, respectively. performed tasks at a variety of locations - on post at John Francis – CYS
They were selected from 14 KATUSAs and 22 adult the School Age Services Building, the Arts and Crafts Precy Gonzon – Catholic Chapel
volunteer nominees. Center, the Dragon Hill Lodge Playground and
“Volunteers give their time so freely and are numerous facilities off post in the community. — See VOLUNTEER, Page 12 —
responsible for so many special things in the Garrison. “It is part of our culture that we volunteer our time
They are still needed by the Garrison because we are not and our service to everybody,” said USAG Yongsan
able to hire people to field,” said USAG Yongsan ACS Deputy Commander Paul Cramer. “For that, in turn,
Director Diane Foster. “From the bottom of my heart you should be grateful.”
as well as from the rest of the Garrison and everyone The garrison is always seeking volunteers. For
else you support, you are magnificent and we could more information, contact Army Volunteer Corps
not do this without you.” Coordinator Regenia Grubbs at 738-7510.
“I was very busy but I enjoyed teaching and chatting
with children,” said Jeong, assigned to the United Vo l u n t e e r o f t h e Q u a r t e r n o m i n e e s a n d
States Forces Korea CJ35 Plans Division. “I want to organizations:
say though you may feel tired; helping others is a very
rewarding job.” KATUSA
Jeong volunteered two hours every Wednesday, Sgt. Choi Won-woo – ROKA SG
counseling and teaching math and English to Pfc. Choi Young-won – ROKA SG
Kyunghee Middle School students. This particular Pfc. Jang Heung-kyu – ROKA SG
volunteer program is aimed at instructing children Cpl. Jeong Jae-yeong – ROKA SG
from low income families, free of charge. Cpl. Kim Bong-hwan – ROKA SG
Without volunteers like Jeong, it would be difficult Sgt. Kim Bong-jin – ROKA SG
for the children’s parents to provide extracurricular Sgt. Kim Hui-jung – ROKA SG
instruction, besides the standard education their Cpl. Kim Jung-hyun – ROKA SG
children get the school. The students get the added Cpl. Lee Han-ki – ROKA SG
benefit of receiving instruction from KATUSA soldiers, Pfc. Lee Seung-do – ROKA SG
most of whom major in science or English literature Pfc. Lim Jung-soo – ROKA SG
at top-notch universities. Pfc. Na Ho-won – ROKA SG Cpl. Jeong Jae-yeong, USFK CJ35 Plans Division, receives his volunteer of the
But Jeong said it was he who benefitted the most from Cpl. Song Young-Min – ROKA SG quarter award from Paul Cramer, USAG Yongsan Deputy Commander, during a
his volunteer work, especially since Kyunghee Middle ceremony at ACS building July 29. — U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Hong Moo-sun
USAG Y • PAGE 10
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News & Notes Disabilities pose no boundary for WRP student interns
By Sgt. Opal Vaughn
Walker Center Reservations USAG Yongsan Public Affairs
Reservations are required to stay at the
Walker Center. Please email walkercenter@ YONGSAN GARRISON — Among
korea.army.mil for the required reservation
qualified individuals in today’s workforce
form.
there are few jobs for those with disabilities
Become a Facebook Fan but the Army, utilizing the Workforce
The American Red Cross at USAG Yongsan Recruitment Program, is trying to help
now has its own Facebook page. Become a change that.
fan today and learn about upcoming events, The Workforce Recruitment Program is a
find volunteer opportunities, view photos, and paid summer internship dedicated to college
post your own comments. Just search for students with disabilities and allows student
“American Red Cross USAG Yongsan”. interns to get on the job training which
eventually transitions them into permanent
Healthcare Advisory Council
Please join us the 3rd Wednesday of every
working positions.
month to discuss how we can improve health “Whatever your field of study, they try
care. The meeting is held at Brian Allgood to put you in that area. My field of study
Army Community Hospital Command is Special Education so they put me at
Conference Room. For information, call the Child Development Center, School
737-3045. Aged Services and I’m also working at
Parent Central,” smiled WRP student
Bowling Laser Light Show intern Sheilalisa Callwood, attending the Workforce Recruitment Program student intern Emilio Rodriguez, attending the University of Puerto Rico,
The show is on Friday, 9:30 p.m. - midnight listens intently to a discussion about workflow and productivity during a routine meeting July 30. — U.S.
University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
and Saturday, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. with live DJ on Army photo by Sgt. Opal Vaughn
Saturday at Yongsan Lanes. For information,
“I have a learning disability. As you can
call 723-7830. see it’s not a physical disability but when succeed in life.” o Information about each applicant’s
I read or do essays it can affect me. You Every year, WRP recruiters interview qualifications
Free Spinning Bike Classes may read the same thing I do and I may interested students and from these interviews o Referral tailored to specific job
The classes are on Tuesday-Thursday, 6 a.m. not comprehend anything that I’ve read. I a database is compiled on college students requirements
and Monday-Thursday, 5:15 p.m. at Collier might have to read it two or three times,” and recent graduates seeking temporary o Access to candidates across the nation, by
Field House. For information, call 738-8608. Callwood stated. “Growing up I had really or permanent jobs, explained Humphrey’s state or job category
good teachers. A lot of students who have Equal Employment Opportunity manager o Flexibility in hiring for summer internships
Free Yoga Classes
disabilities, teachers do not work with them Rosa Garris-Turner. Students in the database or permanent positions
The classes are on Tuesday and Thursday -
8:30 a.m., 5:15 p.m. at Collier Field House/
one on one. But I had a lot of really good are categorized by job interest, degree o Opportunity to identify outstanding
Hannam Gym, Saturday - 9 a.m. at Collier teachers and I see where that need is. If you program, geographic location and many interns for permanent staffing needs
Field House, and Monday and Wednesday - have a disability don’t let it stand in your way other factors.
6 p.m. at Hannam Gym. For information, call because you can grow in other ways and still So what does WRP offer employers? — See INTERNS, Page 12 —
736-4588.
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Community supports all Soldiers, Families to make Yongsan a place where community
and Army Civilians with quality programs members can thrive.”
and safe communities that meet their For more information please contact South
needs,” said Garrison Commander Col. Post Chapel, Yongsan at 738-6054.
Bill Huber. “We are keeping our promise
AUGUST 13, 2010 NEWS IMCOM-K • PAGE 13
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Area I Worship Schedule Area II Worship Schedule Area III Worship Schedule Area IV Worship Schedule
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Jeffrey D. Hawkins: Chaplain (Maj.) John Chun: Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Suk Jong Lee: Chaplain (Maj.) Milton Johnson:
[email protected], 738-3009 [email protected], 753-7274 [email protected], 732-6169 [email protected], 764-5455
Chaplain (Maj.) Terry E. Jarvis: Chaplain (Maj.) Anthony Flores: Chaplain (Maj.) Alfred Grondski: Chaplain (Capt.) Mike Jones:
[email protected], 738-4043 [email protected], 753-7042 [email protected], 732-6016 [email protected], 765-8991
IMCOM-K • PAGE 16
http://imcom.korea.army.mil FEATURE THE MORNING CALM
SOCKOR welcomes senior enlisted advisor Sumos take Eighth Army Softball Title
Special Operations Command Korea Sumos defeated Headquarters & Services Company,
602nd Aviation Support Battalion for the 8th U.S. Army company-level softball championship.
After losing to HSC during the second round the Sumos went on a five game winning streak
knocking off HSC 22-20 and 7-0 during the finals. The tournament was held at Lombardo Field
FourPlex on Yongsan Garrison. – Photo courtesy of William T. McElhaney
Another six month rotation comes to an end for Korean student interns
USAG Daegu, Commander Col. Terry D. Hodges takes center stage with Kyungpook National University (KNU) President Dr. Dongil Noh, for a group photo during closing ceremony
activities for the 12th USAG Daegu “Good Neighbor” Student Internship Program held Aug. 6 at KNU. Members of the USAG Daegu and Area IV community attended the event — bidding
farewell to the scholarly students after spending six months working in various departments throughout Area IV. The students, who are seated, called the six months experience “simply
unforgettable.” — U.S. Army Photo by Rick Cave
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