Volunteers from Camp Humphreys, the largest U.S. military base overseas, visited Ikseonwon Orphanage in Cheonan, 15 miles away, to deliver Christmas gifts and the season’s cheer. 

American arcades can be fun, but they have nothing on the South Korean arcades, especially this two-story gaming site in Pyeongtaek city.

Sometimes inspiration comes when you least expect it. For Air Force spouse Tenley Brady, it came during a walk in a park.

Sododuk is a great place for newcomers to immerse themselves for the first time into South Korean culture and cuisine.

A team of culinary specialists with 2nd Infantry Division placed third overall and first among their American competitors at an international military cooking competition in South Korea’s capital.

The home of U.S. Forces Korea celebrated Veterans Day with floral and spoken tributes for those who fought in the 1950-53 Korean War.

The Shooting Zone: Archery Theme Park is the first attraction of its kind in South Korea. It features a 200-meter indoor archery range, an on-screen archery simulator and a café with coffee, tea and snacks.

Sudosa Temple in the countryside beyond Pyeongtaek city affords an opportunity to glimpse enlightenment in a historic setting.

A small diner not far from the airfield at Osan Air Base combines U.S. military heritage with American and South Korean fare.

Images on display at Camp Humphreys’ library commemorate the 70th anniversary of the US-South Korea military alliance.