Service Member and Veteran Support

Apache Appreciation Day at Camp Humphreys brought the community together to explore Apache helicopters up close, meet pilots and crews, and enjoy family-friendly activities. A memorable event celebrating military families, teamwork, and aviation.

The holiday season can be challenging for those serving far from home. In this heartfelt reflection, SPC Zachary Rogers shares personal memories, emotional insights, and encouraging reminders about self-care, connection, and service member support during the winter months.

Discover the inspiring journey of the Cook family, a military family living abroad. From Cincinnati and Chicago roots to raising five children in Korea, their story is one of faith, resilience, education, and cultural connection.

The holiday season can be especially challenging for service members and their families. From deployment stress to feelings of isolation, discover how compassion, camaraderie, and community support make a difference for military families during the holidays.

From SFL TAP deadlines to LinkedIn hacks and GI Bill resources, this guide offers practical ETS advice for soldiers preparing for civilian life.

Service member support in Korea goes beyond the workplace. From crisp fall mornings to team-building events, finding balance between work and play helps strengthen camaraderie, morale, and community among military units.

Back-to-school season is more than sharpened pencils and new notebooks—it’s a time of fresh beginnings, friendships, and growth. For military families, it’s also about balancing transitions, creating lasting memories, and finding support in the community.

College tips for military families to navigate applications, transfer GI Bill benefits, and find the best schools using education and financial tools.

In this Army Captain Benjamin Glad interview, discover how faith, service, and leadership have shaped his military career. From growing up an Army brat to deployments overseas, Captain Glad shares his story of dedication to God, country, and the soldiers he leads.

USO Coffee Connections Korea is more than just coffee—it’s a place where military spouses find friendship, support, and a sense of belonging. From charcuterie-making workshops to casual conversations over lattes, these gatherings help newcomers build meaningful connections and feel at home in Korea.

Transitioning from military service to civilian life can feel overwhelming, but programs like CSP and TAP help make the journey smoother. In this personal reflection, Esther Kim shares her experiences, lessons, and insights on finding strength, resources, and community in life after the military.

The Abandoned Bike Club Camp Humphreys is transforming forgotten bicycles into community treasures. Founded by volunteers, this program repairs and refurbishes abandoned bikes, giving them away to soldiers, families, and local youth while teaching bike maintenance skills. Learn how this grassroots effort is improving quality of life, building community connections, and keeping wheels turning on post.

Exploring Korea as a service member doesn’t have to be intimidating. From learning subway routes and grabbing a T-Money card to navigating taxis and local markets, these travel tips will help you make the most of your time overseas. Discover how to travel safely, connect with the community, and turn every adventure into a lasting memory.

New to Daegu? Join the Spouse Orientation & Subway Tour on Camp Walker for resources, tips, and a smooth start in Area IV!

Discover how to access and manage your US veteran benefits while living in South Korea. From healthcare and education to employment and home loans, this guide explains everything veterans need to know abroad.

New to military life in Korea? SPC Rogers shares powerful advice on military mental health support, resilience, and the importance of positive friendships. Discover how attitude, leadership, and community can make all the difference for service members navigating change.

This heartfelt reflection explores the profound impact of attitude, resilience, and supportive friendships on service members adjusting to military life. Inspired by personal experiences and an emotional metaphor featuring Tom and Jerry, it highlights how perspective and positivity can change everything.