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US Army Corps of Engineers Far East District

EAST GATE EDITION

SEOUL KOREA VOL. 1 NO. 8 OCTOBER 1 983

Osan Air Base runway finished early One of the biggest challenges FED

has faced in recent years has been met head on and overcome with ease. The critical 100-day renovation and improve­ment of the runway, taxiways and associated buildings at Osan Air Base is now virtually completed with more than

The newly renovated control tower at Osan Air Base.

a week to spare. This has been done despite the occurence of more inclement weather than had been anticipated.

Since August 1st, the entire runway has been repaired and overruns added to both ends, the main taxiway has been ex­tended and a new high-speed taxiway constructed, several other taxiways and the runway lighting system have been repaired and the control tower, and two Strategic Air Command hangars have been rehabilitated. Concurrent with this work has been the repair and improve­ment of the Military Airlift Command (MAC) terminal, which is about 80 per­cent complete. When that building is done in January, incoming personnel will see a brand-new Korean-style entrance and both incoming and outgoing personnel will enjoy the new baggage conveyer system.

All the work, exclusive of the MAC terminal project, totals more than $4 million and is being performed by the Pum Yang Company, limited under five separate FED contracts. The Korea Development Corporation is doing the MAC terminal work. Work has proceeded well despite less than ideal conditions. Captain Gregory Bergeret, project officer for the job, says "We had 20 down days programmed into this effort but because of bad weather in late September and Oc­tober, we've had 23 down days."

A ribbon-cutting for this runway

New Casey med center FED's health facility pro­

gram took another step for­ward October 12th when a ground-breaking ceremony marked the start of construc­tion of a troop medical facili­ty for Camp Casey. The $2.3 million, 23,000 square-foot building, being constructed by the Ssangyong Construc­tion Company, limited, is scheduled for completion by April1985.

pany, but work on the building has not yet begun. When it is finished, the building will provide Camp Casey medical personnel with excellent facilities for preliminary treatment.

The Camp Casey is the third major health facility to be constructed by FED in recent years. In March of this year, Yongsan welcomed the dedication of a new 18-chair, $1.37 million dental clinic on South Post. Just three months later, work was completed on a new OB/Gyn clinic at the 121st Evacuation Hospital on Yongsan. Neither is the pro­gram complete now. By the end of this year it is expected that a contract will be award­ed for an $18 million, 103,000 square-foot medical and den­tal facility at Osan air base.

closure work has been scheduled for November 4th at the air base. Although most of the job is done, there is still much activity at the east end of the runway as Pum Yang workers put the finishing touches on the overrun there. A few workers can still be found at the west end, also, but the overrun there is virtual­ly complete. Everything should be in good order by the time of the ribboncut­ting.

Of course, all the work at Osan, run­way closure work included, is under the stewardship of Howard Elliot's Osan Resident Office. It is he and his staff that deserve the credit for this accomplish­ment. Several on the staff, however, deserve particular acknowledgement for their part in this effort. Captain Bergeret was the project officer and Kim, I Yong was the general engineer who handled many of the technical problems as they arose. Hyon, Chong Tok was the construc­tion inspector who oversaw all the Pum Yang Company work. Yim, Kwang Chun is inspecting the Korea Development Company project.

The people mentioned above are only the most closely involved. Many FED employees participated in the planning, designing, and procurement process that made the various projects possible. Everyone in the district can count this one as a success.

(Photos on page 4 and 5)

started

Maj. Gen. Henry Doctor, Jr., 2nd Infantry Division Commander, Colonel Per­renot and Mr. S. J. Kim, President of Ssangyong, all spoke at the ceremony. Many people connected with the project then participated in a symbolic turning of the soil. The project has actually been underway since July as the ceremony was held on a helicopter landing area already prepared by the com- (Photos on page 3)

This artist's rendition shows what the new medical facility will/oak like when it is finished in 1985.

Page 2 October 1983

PROSE AND CON'S This page is intended for discussion of issues rele­vant to District employees. If you feel strongly about an issue and have an opinion you think will be of in-

Letter to the editor

We who are in the business here at FED should have an excellent understanding of the planning, effort, and, above all, the enormous cost of constructing tunnels through the solid bedrock like Namsan mountain.

We at FED and everybody else who uses these tunnels should be and are required to, help pay for this time saving convenience. There are toll booths at the ends of the tun­nels where we are required to drop 100 won into a hopper or else get change from the at­tendant, no exceptions. Just because you are a foreigner is no reason to drive straight through waving at the atten­dant or flashing him your ID card or for any other reason. Let a foreigner try that trick in the US at a toll booth and see how quick he gets chased down by the highway patrol. It's the same here (except the attendants are usually too

nice or too intimidated to do anything about it).

Almost no city in the world is spending so much of it's budget on improving city ser­vices as is Seoul. This is especially true in the field of transportation. Just look around at the Seoul subway construction and the numerous bridges still going up over the Han river. This is not to mention the ongoing street repairs and the hun­dreds of traffic policeman all over Seoul at almost every major intersection. These things all cost lots of money and everyone benefits, we foreigners included.

So please everyone let's do our part, and not try to beat the Seoul city transportation division out of 100 or 200 won. We live here too whether it's for one year or twenty so let's be good foreign Seoul "citizens."

(Concerned FED employee)

The recently completed gymnasium at Camp Carroll is the latest in the FED Gym Construction Program.

Briefs PESONNEL NEWS

For those persons requiring travel orders or certificates of employment the technical ser­vices office (TSO) of Seoul CPO has requestd all paper­work be submitted within the following timeframes:

PCS Orders - 60-90 days prior to departure.

EML Orders - 2-3 weeks prior to departure.

Reemployment Orders -45-60 days prior to departure.

Certificate of Employment -3 days.

In emergency situations TSO will expedite processing but it must be remembered that for every person that receives expedited service other people must wait.

CONGRATULATIONS to

Spec. 5 Kurt Benya (Troops), who was promoted in ceremonies held September 30.

terest to others in the district, put it in a letter and send it to the Public Affairs Office.

East Gate Movie Schedule November 1 (Tuesday) Max Dugan Returns (PG) November 3 (Thursday) Conan, the Barbarian (R) November 6 (Sunday) Man with Two Brains (R) November 8 (Tuesday) Deathtrap (PG)

November 10 (Thursday) Airplane II: The Sequel (PG)

November 13 (Sunday) Warlords of the 21st Century (PG)

November 15 (Tuesday) The Incubus (R)

November 17 (Thursday) Death Wish II (R)

November 20 (Sunday) The Kinky Coaches and the Porn Porn Pussycats (R)

November 22 (Tuesday) Rock N' Roll High School (PG)

November 24 (Thursday) They Call Me Bruce? (PG) November 27 (Sunday) Kill Squad (R)

November 29 (Tuesday) Jimmy the Kid (PG)

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November 18

Tour of the 61-story Shin Dong Ah building on Y oido

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This newspaper is an unofficial publication authorized under the provisions of AR 360-81. The views and opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Depart­ment of the Army. It is published monthly by the Far East District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, located in Seoul, Korea APO San Francisco, California 96301. The telephone number is 293-3682 {military), 265-8440 (commercial) or 262-1101 (AUTOVON). The method of reproduction is offset printing and 800 copies of each issue are printed. Subscriptions are free but must be requested in writing. All photos are U.S. Army photos unless otherwise credited.

District Engineer ......... . Chief, Public Affairs .. Editorial Assistant ...

. Colonel Frederick A. Perrenot ... H. Ross Fredenburg II

............. Kim, Jae Yol

October 1983 Page 3

Casey ceremony (from Page 1)

The ceremony took place in what will be the helicopter Ia nding area. The facility will be built in the area in the up­per right of the photo.

S. J. Kim, President, Ssangyong, Maj. Gen. Doctor, Col. Perrenot and Brig. Gen. Harrison help break ground.

Maj. Gen. Henry Doctor, Jr., 2nd Infantry Division Commander ad­dresses the group.

FED compound interests former students Sixty-three Japanese tourists paid

the FED compound a visit September 20th but they weren't interested in Corps

Japanese visitors return to see their old school.

activities. They were here to see what we had done to their old school grounds. All the visitors were graduates of the Kyung

Sung Educational School, a Japanese school for teachers that occupied the FED compound between the early 1920's and 1945. Their stop here was the beginning of a four-day tour of the Republic of Korea.

It was a quick visit, lasting only about 30 minutes, but the tourists got a good look at the exterior of S-56 (F&M), S-62 (HQ), S-64 (temp HQ), S-67 (CEEIA), and S-68 (Old NRO building), the main buildings of the school. S-64, S-67, and S-68 were the dormitories and S-62 was the gymnasium building for the school. That explains the unusual lay-out our of: fice buildings have. One of the visitors also explained that the large KOAX building was a primary school associated with the Kyung Sung school.

After their quick visit, the sixty-three Japanese expressed their gratitude to FED for allowing the visit and re­boarded their buses for the trip to the Shilla Hotel, where a welcome dinner was planned for them. The visitors, all retirees who were returning to see the land where they had spent their younger years, seemed to appreciate the oppor­tunity to see the many changes that have taken place here.

Page 4 October 1 983

Osan work nearly done (from Page 1)

Pum Yang woman worker patches a small crack in the runway.

The new baggage conveyer system at the MAC terminal. Yim, Chong Tok inspects the new Korean style entrance to the MAC ter­minal.

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October 1 983 Page 5

SAC hangar is nearly complete. Pum Yang workers completing east end overrun.

New high-speed taxiway with quick-tum shelters in the background.

Sports Bowling

Just past the midway point in the fall bowling season, the Civil Section team leads with a record of 19 wins and 5 losses. They have not lost a game in the past three weeks, but the Tech. Rev./S&I (17-7), Architectural (16-8), and Modifications (15.5-8.5) teams are all well within striking distance.

Song, Tae Yong (Mech./ Elec.) has the highest average, 175, at this point in the season. Yi, Chi Chol (Tech. Rev.), Yi, Cho Yop (Survey), and Kim, Hyong Su (Civil/ Drafting) follow closely with 173, 170, and 170 averages, respectively. Kim, Se Kon (Hyd./Const.) has the high game of the season, a 275.

Golf Capt. Bruce Fink, playing

in his last engineer family tournament before his depar­ture, shot the low scratch score of the year for FED employees. His score of 80 led all players in the October 4th tournament. Ku, Chu So (Camp Humphreys) had the low net score, a 65, followed by Lance Toyofuku's (Mili­tary Branch) 66 and Kim, Sung Uk's (Mech./Elec.) 68.

Running Stanley Glatt (Program Support) keeps running along. His latest race was the 8th Army Championship Marathon at Camp Hum­phreys, which he finished in 4 hours and 51 minutes. He was the sole FED representative .

Left to right: Kim, Sung Yul putts while Kim, Do Yang, Na U Kun, and Kim, Sung Uk watch during October 4th engineer family tournament.

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DISTRICT HAPPENINGS

New FED faces

SFC Robert J. Marshall is a Construction Inspector at the Camp Casey Project Office. He was last assigned to Fort Benning, Georgia.

Y ong Man Chon is an Accoun­ting Clerk in Contract Ad­ministration Branch. He has come from the Young Bo Engineering and Construction Company, Seoul.

Vernon D. Foushee is an Engineering Technician in Construction Section, Office Engineering Branch. He has come from Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

Jae Yol Kim is an Editorial Assistant in Public Affairs Office. He has come from the Seoul Civilian Personnel Of­fice.

Susan L. Grisco is a Clerk Typist in Office of Counsel. She has come from the 524th Military Intelligence Bat­talion, Seoul.

John Steinbeck is Deputy Chief in Construction Divi­sion. He has come from Nor­ton Air Force Base, Califor­nia.

Doris Quiene is a Procure­ment Clerk in Procurement and Supply Division. She has come from Bangladesh.

. Griffiths is a Supervisory Civil Engineer at the Camp Casey Project Of­fice. He has come from Area Facility Engineer, Camp Giant.

Chandler McMahan is a Supervisory Management Analyst in Office Manage­ment Branch. He has come from the Yongsan Education Center.

Charles L. Crow is a Civil Engineer in Facility Engineer Support Section. He has come from Seattle, Washington.

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