U.S. Forces Korea

"These recent activities ... do not reflect USFK's commitment to mitigating the spread of COVID-19."

Over the last several weeks, dozens of people affiliated with USFK have tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving in South Korea

The program involves thousands of soldiers from both sides, though it is largely focused on computerized simulations rather than live field training.

U.S. service members are exercising their rights as citizens to free speech and assembly on military bases with the approval of Army Gen. Robert B. "Abe" Abrams, commander of U.S. Forces Korea, and other base commanders

"Regardless of perspective, one thing is clear: it has the power to inflame feelings of racial division. We cannot have that division among us."

The soldier spent 49 days in isolation

Talk about some much-needed good news.

“We’ve approached it similarly to how we operate in combat.”

A contractor who tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19) lied about his health and continued working construction at Camp Walker, a U.S. military base in South Korea, while sick

There are over 3,000 reported cases of infection in South Korea.

The U.S. military has ordered a mandatory quarantine for any service members based in Korea how have visited China in the last two weeks as Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread across the globe

U.S. troops are still ready to "fight tonight" against North Korea despite the indefinite suspension of major military training exercises on the Korean peninsula, Pentagon officials said Tuesday

U.S. Forces Korea announced this week that the curfew would be suspended through Dec. 17. Don't do anything stupid

The suspension will be evaluated after 90 days, and if troops have behaved it could become permanent.

U.S. military personnel and their families were directed to to evacuate South Korea last week in what turned out to...