From the Archives
DMZ ambush survivors seen lucky to be alive
Observers at the scene of Sunday night's bold ambush by Communist North Koreans who machine-gunned and killed four United Nations Command soldiers reached one conclusion: "I don't see how anybody survived this."
1 Marine killed, 41 hurt in fire
Typhoon Tip trigged a freak fire here Friday [Oct. 19, 1979] that killed a Marine and injured at least 41 other persons, according to Marine officials.
S. Korean teachers study the workings of an American school
A group of South Korean teachers spent most of Wednesday touring Seoul American Middle School in an effort to learn more about the American education system.
Kinnick working to improve by a few points
Heartbreak and disappointment ruled the day in the immediate aftermath. Just thinking about it seared like a raging forest fire in their bellies, hearts and minds through spring, summer, even through their DODDS Japan-championship football season.
DODEA grads wrap up 'memorable' year with unique ceremonies in Japan and Guam
Jimmy Journey didn’t hesitate when asked if he could think of one word to sum up this year’s graduations for Defense Department high schools in the Pacific.
Another DODEA school named after Bob Hope will open on Okinawa this fall
If the namesake of the new Bob Hope Elementary School, opening soon at Kadena Air Base, were alive today, he might say that Bing Crosby will want his name on a high school.
Venerable puppet brings smiles to kids at Kadena Elementary
A small fuzzy lamb and energetic 5-year-old orangutan were loose at Kadena Elementary School grounds Monday.