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Hui Thrift Shop reopens
Aug 12, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - The Hui Thrift shop, here, reopened Aug. 3, 2010, after renovations, which included installation of air conditioning and new flooring. The facility is sponsored by the Hui O' Na Wahine, Schofield Barracks' all-ranks spouses' club.
Eagle Scout harvests rainwater for natural resources program
Aug 12, 2010
The path to becoming an Eagle Scout is always a little bit "greener" when Boy Scouts partner with the Oahu Army Natural Resources Program, for their Eagle Scout service projects.
Fort Wainwright hosts IMCOM commander, assistant secretary
Aug 12, 2010
FORT WAINWRIGHT, Alaska - Fort Wainwright hosted two top Army officials last week when the Honorable Katherine Hammack, assistant secretary of the Army for Installations and Environment, and Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch, commander of Installation Management Command, visited Alaska.
USARPAC reachback tools aid accurate disaster assessment
Aug 12, 2010
When an earthquake devastates an Asia-Pacific nation, crushing buildings, toppling bridges and making roads impassable, U.S. Army, Pacific experts from the Contingency Command Post Deployable Assessment Team arrive on the ground within hours of the disaster to assist the host nation deal with the tragedy.
Red Cloud Garrison leaders urge safety
Aug 11, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON, South Korea - Warrior Country officials used a recent safety council advisory meeting to urge Soldiers and family members pushing baby strollers on Red Cloud Garrison installations to watch out for vehicular traffic by practicing good road safety habits and situational awareness.
Strategic planning takes aim at services, delivery
Aug 11, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud command and staff members gathered at Casey Garrison's Warrior's Club July 26-27 for a strategic planning session to improve, align and fully deploy the newly released Installation Management Campaign Plan in Warrior Country.
Army gives its housing residents 'Bill Of Rights'
Aug 11, 2010
Installation Management Command this month revised application procedures at its 44 stateside privatized housing facilities , providing residents with a "Bill of Rights" and a guarantee of superior customer service.
Hawaii Army Reserve unit set to deploy
Aug 10, 2010
Fellow Soldiers, families, friends and guests gathered to honor and bid farewell to the Soldiers of the 305th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment in a deployment ceremony here Aug. 8.
403rd AFSB deputy at 'home' in Korea
Aug 10, 2010
Personality sketch of 403rd Army Field Support Brigade Deputy to the Comander, William H. "Bill" Rutherford III
Why is recycling important'
Aug 9, 2010
FORT GREELY, Alaska -- For decades we have been creating waste; some of it toxic, and dumping into our environment.
Soldier returns to unit, duty less than a year after helicopter crash
Aug 6, 2010
Less than a year after a helicopter crash in Iraq that left one Soldier dead and several others, including himself, critically injured, Sgt. Justin LaFountain has returned to his unit.
Reserve Soldier competes for Best Warrior title
Aug 6, 2010
A Fort Wainwright Army Reserve Soldier, Spc. Gary G. Olsen-Saville, participated in the US Army Reserve's Best Warrior competition at Fort McCoy, Wis., last week.
Arctic Legion Soldiers move up the training glide path, take on collective training
Aug 6, 2010
Planning and executing the first large-scale, collective battalion training event since redeploying from Iraq last year while integrating aviation assets, rugged and diverse terrain and a whole crop of new-to-the-Army and new-to-the-battalion Soldiers is no easy task.
Center aids in defeating explosive devices
Aug 5, 2010
The U.S. Army, Pacific's Asia-Pacific Counter IED Center uses state-of-the art training lanes aimed at defeating the weapon causing the greatest number of casualties in worldwide contingency operations.
Command Surgeon Inspects Hospitals around Atoll
Aug 5, 2010
On July 12, Col. John Albano--USASMDC/ARSTRAT's first command surgeon-- arrived at Kwajalein Atoll to inspect ways to improve both the physical and administrative work environments so that both the medical and range communities can exercise their respective trades without barriers or distractions.
Hovey team smashes Warrior Country triathlon record
Aug 4, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - With a gold medal from the 8th Army Triathlon already safely in his possession, Richard Gash set his sights on fielding a team that would duplicate that performance in the Warrior Country Team Triathlon Championship July 31 at Casey Garrison's Hanson Field House.
Warrior Country engineer gets top Army award
Aug 4, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON, South Korea - When children walk through the doors at Casey Elementary School and the bell rings for the first time Aug. 30, a award-winning Department of the Army engineer from the Red Cloud Garrison Directorate of Public Works will have had a hand in that historic occasion.
Eighth Army capitalizes on MC4 system in South Korea
Aug 2, 2010
YONGSAN GARRISON, South Korea - Eighth U.S. Army is leveraging an Army electronic medical records system to provide better combat medical care to its Soldiers and better situational awareness to its leaders.
Chile furthers reach in Asia by hosting PAMS XXXIV
Aug 2, 2010
Senior officers from 25 nations traveled to Santiago to discuss the role of land forces to combat transnational threats in the Asia-Pacific region, as part of the 34th iteration of the Pacific Armies Management Seminar.
Senior US. military leaders hike Namsan Mountain
Aug 1, 2010
SEOUL Aca,!" Senior American military leaders and their spouses hiked to the top of Namsan Mountain in Seoul July 30.
Army works towards implementing standard child care fees in accordance with new DoD policy
Jul 30, 2010
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Beginning Oct. 1, most Army Families will see an increase in their child care fees, while others will see a reduction and some will see no change in fees for School Year 2010-2011.
Leaders recognized at Yongsan induction ceremony
Jul 30, 2010
YONGSAN GARRISON, South Korea - An induction ceremony was held here July 28 for the Sgt. Audie L. Murphy Club, Gen. Paik Sun-yup Leadership Award and Dr. Mary E. Walker Award.
Outgoing U.S. Army Pacific Chief of Staff is honored at Flying V Ceremony
Jul 29, 2010
U.S. Army Pacific (USARPAC) paid tribute to its outgoing Chief of Staff today with a Flying V Ceremony at Fort Shafter's Palm Circle. At the same ceremony, the incoming Chief of Staff, Col. Lewis F. Setliff, III was recognized.
Fort Wainwright Soldier selected to play soccer in France
Jul 29, 2010
FORT WAINWRIGHT, Alaska - A Fort Wainwright Soldier recently returned from Cherbourg, France, where she competed in the Conseil International du Sport Militaire's 6th World Military Women's Soccer Championship
Battle on Kwajalein: First foothold in the Pacific
Jul 28, 2010
The U.S. Army, Pacific historian's office conducted a virtual staff ride to Kwajalein Atoll July 23 as part of Commanding General Lt. Gen. Benjamin R. Mixon's year-long Senior Leadership Development Program. He and the senior staff were whisked back to early February 1944 for the U.S. invasion of the Japanese-held Marshall Islands and the attendant lessons learned.
Talent winner shows audience 'Good Time'
Jul 28, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON, South Korea - Decked out in black - denim jeans, a western snap shirt, cowboy hat and cowboy boots - he looked like he just arrived from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tenn., but this was Uijeongbu, South Korea. Then he performed.
ACS explains international marriage, visa process
Jul 28, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Marrying a foreign national and taking that person back to the United States can be a complex and expensive process, but the Army Community Service's quarterly International Marriage and Immigration Workshops being offered here are making the task a lot less daunting.
Mayor asks for understanding, friendship
Jul 28, 2010
DONGDUCHEON, South Korea - "R-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to me." The underlying message that Dongducheon and U.S. Army leaders here are asking Korean and American residents in this community that has become home to an increasing number of military families is to heed those lyrics of Aretha Franklin, the Grammy-award winning "Queen of Soul."
Korean War Armistice commemorated at DMZ truce village
Jul 27, 2010
While celebrating the 57th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice here at the truce village where it was signed July 27, the top United Nations commander called on North Korea to abide by the agreement and cease all provocations.
USARPAC Soldier extends his REACH
Jul 27, 2010
When most face a drive home to relax at the end of the duty day, Sgt 1st Class Ronnie Russell is just beginning work on his public service volunteer projects. He excels-not just as the U.S. Army, Pacific Contingency Command Post Operations non-commissioned officer - but as a community leader. Russell endeavors outside of his already busy duty day and was recently cited to receive the 2010 Blacks in Government Award from the national organization, Blacks in Government-dedicated to African Americans engaged in public service who promote equality in all aspects of American life, excellence in public service and opportunity for all Americans.
USAG Daegu - Positioned for the future
Jul 27, 2010
Tour normalization efforts in full swing at USAG Red Cloud
Jul 27, 2010
Command supports peace, prosperity along Korea DMZ
Jul 27, 2010
Camp Humphreys readies for more troops, Families
Jul 27, 2010
Korea tour normalization: More like home now
Jul 27, 2010
Utah, Cambodian Soldiers guard children's safety
Jul 27, 2010
Utah National Guard Soldiers from the 197th Special Troops Company (Airborne) worked alongside Royal Cambodian Armed Forces Soldiers to complete construction of a local school during the humanitarian and civic assistance project for Angkor Sentinel 2010, July 12 - 30.
Mulbury encourages U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii community to utilize ICEAca,!E+program
Jul 26, 2010
During the last several months, U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii has recommitted itself to the customer relationship, striving to provide the best service and support we can to our military community, in the most professional, positive and polite way that we can.
Education Front: PACOM surveys military parents, students in Hawaii
Jul 26, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Military personnel in Hawaii are encouraged to participate in a survey regarding educational experiences.
Televised town hall returns
Jul 26, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - An expanded, televised town hall, here, will feature live telephone questions from viewers as commanders and subject matter experts respond to queries on installation channel TV2, July 28, at 7 p.m.
Survey identifies suicide risks in Hawaii
Jul 26, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Life as a Soldier or family member can be extremely demanding, challenging and, at times, test even the most resilient person.
Fun and games in the Tropics
Jul 26, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Card games, salsa dancing and rock bands were among the offerings available to Soldiers and family members at the newly remodeled Tropics Recreation Center, here, July 15-17.
USAG-Hawaii's DES graduates 16 DA security guards, promotes five
Jul 26, 2010
WHEELER ARMY AIRFIELD, Hawaii - Sixteen security guards graduated from the Army's Security Guard Basic Academy in a ceremony held at the chapel, here, July 19.
'Tropic Lightning' welcomes new leadership
Jul 23, 2010
The 25th Infantry Division welcomes three new leaders in preparation for an upcoming deployment to Baghdad during a "Flying V Ceremony" at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, July 23.
Joint team jumps together in Cambodia
Jul 23, 2010
For U.S. Airborne Soldiers, getting the opportunity to jump with airborne forces from other countries is a highly coveted and sought after event. Such was the case for 49 Utah Army National Guard Soldiers from 97th Troop Command, 197th Special Troops Company (Airborne), and 1st Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group who participated in a friendship jump with the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces during Angkor Sentinel 2010; the Global Peace Operation Initiative capstone event, held here at the newly built Training School for Multinational Peacekeeping Forces, July 12 through 30.
Relationship building during Angkor Sentinel 2010 Command Post Exercise
Jul 23, 2010
Phnom Penh, Cambodia - Representatives from 21 countries gathered to participate in the command post exercise for Angkor Sentinel 2010, during the Global Peace Operations Initiative July 12 through 23.
Lend Lease pilot returns for airfield's anniversary
Jul 23, 2010
Mike Hunt, former Lend-Lease pilot, knows first-hand what Ladd Army Airfield was like during the World War II days.
Community weathers storm, celebrates Ladd anniversary
Jul 23, 2010
Cloudy skies and torrential downpours did not keep members of the Fairbanks and Fort Wainwright communities away from Saturday's Ladd Army Airfield 70th anniversary celebration and installation Open House.
Mullen: Military needs leaders to address suicide issue
Jul 22, 2010
Leadership and the effects it can have to help bring down the suicide rate were among the topics the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff discussed with servicemembers here today.
Clinton, Gates reaffirm U.S. commitment to South Korea
Jul 22, 2010
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to South Korea during a visit to the demilitarized zone that separates the U.S. ally from its communist neighbor to the north.
Fallen Hawaii Soldier, native honored in unique art
Jul 21, 2010
A childhood photo of Cpl. Kyle Kaeo Fernandez, a Pearl City, Hawaii native and fallen 25th Infantry Division veteran, represents the state in the crafted artwork , the "Lost Heroes Art Quilt," during a ceremony honoring the sacrifices of military service members from each state at the Hawaii State Capitol Rotunda, Honolulu, July 21.
Novice triathletes emerge, shatter 2009 8th Army times
Jul 21, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Three novice triathletes made a big splash in the sport prevailing in severe monsoon conditions to claim the top prizes in the 8th Army Triathlon Championship held July 17 at Hanson Field House.
Let them eat cake: ACS celebrates 45 years of programs
Jul 21, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON, South Korea - Soldiers, Airmen, civilian employees, retirees and family members gathered at Warrior Country installations July 14-16 to pay homage to Army Community Service for its 45 years of service.
Soldiers jump into history with Cambodians during Angkor Sentinel 2010
Jul 21, 2010
For airborne Soldiers, the opportunity to jump with airborne forces from other countries is a highly coveted and sought after event.
ROKA general gets 2ID signal capabilities demonstration
Jul 21, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON, South Korea - Republic of Korea Army Maj. Gen. Nam Gun-gyun and more than a dozen members of his ROKA staff visited Red Cloud Garrison July 8 to learn about the 2nd Infantry Division's signal capabilities.
Clinic upgrade addresses family care needs
Jul 21, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Family members who will come to the U.S. Army Health Clinic in the months ahead may not realize it, but they are beneficiaries of a significant upgrade to the former troop medical clinic that until only recently was staff solely to provide care to Soldiers.
Lt. Gen. Mixon visits Tropic Lightning
Jul 20, 2010
Lt. Gen. Benjamin R. Mixon, commanding general, U.S. Army Pacific visits 25th Infantry Division to discuss pre-deployment issues with officers and Soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division to prepare the division for its upcoming deployment.
Gates discusses Korea tour lengths, Army deployments
Jul 20, 2010
Tour lengths for servicemembers assigned to South Korea and the Army's deployment cycles were on the minds of soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division's 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team when they met with Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.
Army Cadets experience 'Tropic Lightning' PT
Jul 20, 2010
U.S. Army cadets are challenged to 25th Infantry Division physical training at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, July 20.
Gaines assumes command of USAKA/RTS from Clarke
Jul 20, 2010
In a traditional Army change of command ceremony, Col. Frederick S. Clarke relinquished command of U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll to Col. Joseph N. Gaines. Clarke has been the commander of USAKA since July 31, 2008.
Multinational peacekeeping operation kicks off in Cambodia
Jul 19, 2010
Troops from 10 countries stood with each other on the parade field at the Training School for Multinational Peacekeeping Forces July 17, marking the start of the Angkor Sentinel 2010 field training exercise, co-sponsored with the U.S. Pacific Command, U.S. Army Pacific and the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces in support of the U.N. Global Peacekeeping Operation Initiative.
Combined U.S., Malaysian forces achieve mission success
Jul 19, 2010
In an effort to build relations and sharpen U.N.-focused, peace support operational skills, U.S. and Malaysian service members have combined their expertise and talents for an intense, one-week, command post exercise here as part of U.S. Army, Pacific's Keris Strike 2010 exercise.
Army EOD teams hone skills during competition in Korea
Jul 19, 2010
WARRIOR BASE, Paju, South Korea - South Korea-based Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams competed July 12 - 16 at Warrior Base near the Korean Demilitarized Zone.
U.S. Army, Pacific LOG leaders assemble, tackle moving matters
Jul 16, 2010
The Multinational Interagency Branch that manages the U.S. Army, Pacific's Theater Security Cooperation Program for Logistics continued to connect with Asia-Pacific counterparts last week when Lawrence "Jeff" Mariano, Chief, Multinational Logistics/Interagency Branch and the Operational Sustainment Directorate Chief-G4, Col. Clay Hatcher, hosted officials from the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force to conduct the 37th Bilateral Logistics Staff Talks at Fort Shafter, Hawaii.
Task Force Smith honored at 60th anniversary ceremony in Korea
Jul 16, 2010
The 60th anniversary of the first U.S. battle of the Korean War was commemorated July 16 in a ceremony at the Jukmiryeong War Monument here.
Resiliency services work to combat suicides with prevention programs
Jul 15, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS - Military life can be overwhelming, challenging and demanding without the right information and support networks.
Immunization clinic protects against unseen enemies
Jul 15, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - American Soldiers stand ready to deploy, engage and destroy any enemy of the U.S. in close combat, but sometimes, the deadliest of enemies are the smallest of all.
Law benefits children of active duty military
Jul 15, 2010
HONOLULU - Governor Linda Lingle signed into law HB2061, June 25, which establishes a process by which family court can resolve matters related to custody and visitation for active duty service members of the U.S. Armed Forces, Reserves and National Guard when deployed.
Alaska-based aviators evacuate man on Mount McKinley
Jul 15, 2010
Soldiers from Fort Wainwright's B Company, 1st Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, 16th Combat Aviation Brigade, evacuated a Pennsylvania man from Mount McKinley July 7, after reports that he was acting mentally unstable.
From cold-weather tests to Strykers and helicopters - 70 years of history
Jul 15, 2010
Since then Fort Wainwright Soldiers and families have been called upon to endure the ongoing battle against terrorism and stand ready living the life as Arctic Warriors, training and surviving in one of the most unique duty stations in the world.
Ladd Airfield history sparks mystery, intrigue
Jul 15, 2010
"We have a lot of history on this base," she said. "Some really fantastic history."
Exceptional Family Member Program team streamlines program, removes confusion
Jul 15, 2010
Soldiers and family members may not understand fully what their enrollment means or all the benefits available to them because of their EFMP status
New ROK JCS chairman visits Yongsan Garrison
Jul 15, 2010
YONGSAN GARRISON, South Korea - The top U.S. commander in South Korea hosted the new chairman of the Republic of Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff and members of the ROK Ministry of National Defense July 8.
American Soldiers teach English at rural elementary school in Korea
Jul 15, 2010
SUBAEK-RI, Gangwon Province, South Korea - U.S. Soldiers and military retireees volunteered to hold an English Camp at Subaek Elementary School here July 3.
Dual ceremony highlights family military tradition
Jul 14, 2010
Col. Benjamin D. Lukefahr, U.S. Army, Pacific Contingency Command Post deputy director, promoted his son, David, to the rank of captain, who then performed his first action as a captain and retired his father.
Wright adds second Warrior Country triathlon
Jul 14, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Anja Wright from the 8th Army J6 knew she was a marked woman. She was the reigning women's division champion and like other top athletes motivated by competition, she delivered the performance of a champion to hold off her rival and capture her second straight title in the Warrior Country Triathlon Championship at Hanson Field House here June 26.
Warriors dominate EUSA swimming championship
Jul 14, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Warrior Country swimmers delivered a dominating performance claiming 13 of the 20 first place awards during the Eighth U.S. Army Swimming Championship July 10 at Hanson Field House here.
U.S., Malaysia launch exercise Keris Strike 2010
Jul 14, 2010
A bilateral command post exercise sponsored by U.S. Army, Pacific designed to strengthen the relationship between the United States and Malaysia officially got under way this week in Malaysia with an opening ceremony at Camp Kuantan.
Camp offers children fun, 'character counts'
Jul 14, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Children from kindergarten through fifth grade are gathering on Red Cloud Garrison every weekday for nine weeks this summer to learn and play at a summer camp sponsored by Child and Youth School Services, a division of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation's Army Community Service.
Award-Winning Food Service
Jul 14, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - Ham Hyung-jin from Casey Garrison's Oriental Garden Dining Facility prepares shish kebabs under the watchful eye of Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jeffery Harley, food program manager for U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud. The Oriental Garden was recently named the 43rd Annual Eighth U.S. Army/Installation Management Command-Korea Philip A. Connelly Awards winner in the large garrison category. The Oriental Garden team advances to compete in the upcoming Department of the Army level competition.
Families tour Tricare approved civilian hospital
Jul 14, 2010
UIJEONGBU - It may not provide the plush level of comfort that expectant mothers or others who need specialty medical care would expect at a medical facility in the United States, but Soldiers and family members in Warrior Country are glad to know the Army has an agreement with an approved civilian healthcare provider who can provide the same level of care they would get back home.
New site provides best safety practices for privately owned weapons
Jul 14, 2010
A new interactive site, called Firearms Safety Techniques, was developed by the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center to help reduce off-duty accidental firearms incidents and is now available online.
25th CAB Soldiers land home
Jul 12, 2010
The 25th Combat Aviation Brigade Soldiers return home to their families following a 12-month deployment to northern Iraq following a Welcome Home ceremony. Division and brigade leadership joined the military families in extending a warm welcome to their newest combat veterans.
Wounded Warriors honored at Iolani School Parade
Jul 12, 2010
HONOLULU - Soldiers from Schofield Barrack's Warrior Transition Battalion were honored during Iolani School's 22nd Annual Independence Day Parade at Kozuki Stadium, here, July 2.
Fort DeRussy's parapets restored
Jul 12, 2010
FORT DERUSSY, Hawaii - Dignitaries, honored guests, Soldiers and local civilians gathered in front of the U.S. Army Museum, here, to celebrate the completion of two newly restored parapets, July 6.
Fitness Facts: Diabetes checklist details lifestyle factors to change
Jul 12, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Diabetes is a quickly growing disease, as seen during the past 10 years.
Community enjoys Fourth of July festivities
Jul 12, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Thousands of Soldiers, families and community members converged on Sills Field, here, to celebrate the nation's 234th birthday with the 39th annual Fourth of July Spectacular, a daylong bash complete with music, games and rides.
Signal Soldiers compete for NCO, Soldier of Year titles
Jul 9, 2010
These 13 Soldiers, who were selected as the best of the best in their respective Signal commands around the world, converged on Fort Huachuca to test their skills June 14-18 in the Network Enterprise Technology Command/9th Signal Command (Army) Noncommissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year Competition.
55th MP Company competes in field cooking competition
Jul 8, 2010
The 55th Military Police Company competed in the Eighth Army Philip A. Connelly Competition (Field Portion) Monday at the North Star Range near Camp Stanley.
Fort Wainwright celebrates 4th with city, Air Force
Jul 8, 2010
July 4th celebration in Fairbanks brings out Army, Air Force and civilians to celebrate together.
Wainwright chapel team heads north, makes a difference
Jul 8, 2010
FORT WAINWRIGHT, Alaska -- Spending a week in the wilderness of the northern Yukon River, working more than 12 hours per a day on grueling tasks like hauling logs from the water and clearing layers of untouched brush to benefit people they will never meet will most likely not top the lists of those flocking to the Last Frontier this summer.
After war, Fort Wainwright provided humanitarian support
Jul 8, 2010
Fort Wainwright is approaching the 70th anniversary of its airfield. This third installment of the post's history covers 1964-1986.
Library readers take a 'Voyage to Book Island'
Jul 8, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - Service members and their families took part in the second of five scheduled entertainment events, as a part of the Summer Reading Program at the Sgt. Yano Library, here, June 23.
U.S. Army, Pacific celebrates "One Team!" comaraderie
Jul 7, 2010
U.S. Army, Pacific celebrated "One Team!" organization day at Bellows Air Force Station on beautiful Waimanalo Bay on June 1.
Korean War remembrance tour highlights importance of peace, security
Jul 7, 2010
In the wake of the South Korean warship Cheonan sinking and the death of 46 sailors, the Gyeonggi Province Office of the Vice-Governor Choi Hong-chul gave a group of 2nd Infantry Division Band members and Koreans a tour, June 23, through early and late Korean history that included the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ.
Red Cloud Golf Course tests even experienced duffers
Jul 7, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON - Every day is a special day on the Red Cloud Golf Course, says Don Durden, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation golf course manager. It presents challenges for the best golfers and offers delights for those who are new to the game.
VA brief sheds light on post-military service benefits
Jul 7, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON - Service members from Warrior Country learned about a plethora of Veterans Affairs benefits that they and their families may be eligible to receive after leaving the military during a VA benefits class held June 23 in the Education Center.
Activities kick off children's summer reading club program
Jul 7, 2010
CASEY GARRISON, South Korea - School is out and the children are restless. So as a summertime service to families, the USAG Casey library kicked off a summer reading club with a party June 24 at the Gateway Club.
Warrior Country hails new command team
Jul 7, 2010
RED CLOUD GARRISON, South Korea - Amidst threatening overcast skies and high humidity the Soldiers and civilians of Red Cloud Garrison and numerous military and Korean dignitaries gathered to witness a historic first - a same-day change in leadership of both the garrison commander and command sergeant major - June 30 on the Village Green.
Family Child Care offers stable environment for military children
Jul 7, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - With so many options for child care available in the local community, military families may ask why they should choose Family Child Care, a program overseen by Child, Youth and School Services.
'Tropic Lightning' 4th of July Celebration
Jul 5, 2010
The 25th Infantry Division celebrates Independence Day with a variety of games, rides, contests, and concerts with the 39th Annual 4th of July Spectacular at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, July 4.


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Full Peeks at the Images for Aaron Horkey's Letterpress Set – Suite 2
The fine folks at Dead Arts Publishing were kind enough to send over full peeks at the images used to produce the second suite of Aaron Horkey's retrospective letterpress series. Don't forget, these go on sale next week, keep an eye on DeadArtsPublishing.com. Click the images for a larger view:

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Emerson E. Lynn Jr.April 30,2013Emerson E. Lynn Jr.
IOLA, Kan. Emerson E. Lynn Jr., 88, longtime publisher of the Iola Register, died Wednesday morning, April 24, 2013. Mr. Lynn was recognized across the state as a distinguished and insightful editorial voice guiding his beloved state of Kansas. In doing so he will be remembered in the same company with many Kansas journalism legends. He was also a regular panelist on the Kansas Week public television program that discussed Kansas politics during its run from 1986 to 2000.
He was the third publisher of the Register, following the footsteps of his uncle, Angelo C. Scott, and his grandfather, Charles F. Scott, who purchased the paper in 1882. He was at the Registers helm from 1965 to 2000, when he sold it to his daughter, Susan Lynn. He continued to write editorials for the Register through mid-January of this year, when it was discovered he had cancer.
Mr. Lynn was an enthusiast for life.
He loved hiking in the mountains, a good game of tennis, and travelling the world. He relished 59 years of marriage to Mickey, who died on April 6, 2009.
He was an avid learner and spent his days reading and writing.
He enjoyed excellent health up until these last few months.
Mr. Lynn was a supporter of Iola and its efforts to prosper. He served in leadership positions on Iola Industries, Rotary, Allen County Hospital, First Presbyterian Church, Iola State Bank and Friends of the Bowlus Fine Arts Center. It was during his tenure as president of Iola Industries that Berg Manufacturing, the former Haldex Brake plant, located to Iola, followed by Gates Rubber, Intercollegiate Press and Klein Tool.
On a state level, he served on the boards of Mid-America, Inc., Kansas Press Association [KPA], the Kansas Historical Society and the William Allen White Foundation at the University of Kansas.
In 1989, Mr. Lynn was appointed to serve on the State Highway Commission by Gov. Mike Hayden. He also served on a five-member state economic development advisory panel as well as a Blue Ribbon Commission to study the state judiciary system.
Mr. Lynn was the first living Kansas newspaper publisher to be placed in KPAs Hall of Fame. He also was awarded the first Clyde Reed editors award and the first KPA mentor award.
On his 80th birthday, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, now Secretary of Health and Human Services, presented Mr. Lynn a plaque commending him for a long, distinguished career.
Last fall, Kansas State Universitys Huck Boyd Institute recognized Mr. Lynn with a Lifetime Achievement Award in Community Newspapers.
Lynn began his publishing career at the Humboldt Union followed by The Bowie News in Bowie, Texas.
He is a graduate of the University of Chicago and attended the University of Melbourne, Australia, on a Rotary scholarship. He served in the U.S. Air Force during World War II.
Three sons, Emerson K. Lynn, publisher of the St. Albans Messenger and owner of several weekly newspapers in Vermont, Michael J. Lynn and Angelo S. Lynn, publisher of the Addison Independent and owner of several weekly newspapers in Vermont, and his daughter, Susan, and their families, survive, as does a brother, Scott Lynn, of Pleasanton, Calif. His granddaughter, Polly Lynn, is the editor and co-publisher of the Mountain Times in Killington.
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We will resume normal business hours on Friday, Nov. 28.
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In the heart of Bergerac vineyards, we offer an old wine house of character (nineteenth century, stone, brick, timbered beams and period, classified 3 stars), completely renovated, fully fenced. It is accessed by a dirt road. Below, two small fish ponds give the site the serenity necessary for your rest. You will be surrounded by vineyards, hillside with overlooking the valley of the Dordogne which will bring the evening coolness and reserve you a breathtaking sunset view.
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Obama unaware "After Sham after Iraq after Jazeera we are going for you, Barack Obama!" Next thing you know people will be jumping fences and running rampant through the White House!
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Wed, Jan 2, 2013, 08:56 pm SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka.
Jan 02, Colombo: Sri Lanka for the new year targets a 7.5 percent growth in the country's GDP and an overall budget deficit reduced to 5.8 percent of GDP while maintaining inflation at mid-single digit levels.
Reducing trade deficit from current 15.1 percent of GDP to 14.4 percent of GDP in 2013 and continuous improvement in productivity are some other goals set for 2013, the Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka Ajith Nivard Cabraal announced.
Cabraal Wednesday presented the Bank's policy direction and work plan for the upcoming year "Road Map for Monetary and Financial Sector Policies for 2013 and Beyond" for the seventh consecutive year at a function held at the Central Bank premises.
The presentation comprised an assessment of the macroeconomic developments in the previous year, policy direction for 2013 and for the medium term, particularly to ensure a smooth transition into the post-US$ 4,000 per capita era.
"2012 was an extraordinary year which, once again underscored the resilience of the Sri Lankan economy," Cabraal said.
"External and domestic challenges prompted the Central Bank to adopt strong measures to stabilize the economy and the economy adjusted swiftly to these measures allowing the Bank to relax the policy stance before the end of the year," he noted.
Summing up the developments in 2012, the Governor observed that much needed stringent policy measures adopted in early 2012 to achieve macroeconomic stabilization and to curb rapidly rising domestic credit which led to higher than desired import demand combined with adverse weather also hindered economic performance in the past year.
Consequently, economic growth declined to some extent, as expected, and it is projected that overall economic growth in 2012 would be about 6.5 percent.
"Central Bank's medium term macroeconomic framework has been carefully prepared to foster the expected growth path while giving priority to ensuring inflation is maintained at mid-single digits in the next five years," Cabraal said in his presentation.
In this year, the Central Bank will allow a flexible exchange rate to reflect market conditions.
"The Central Bank intervention in supplying and absorbing foreign exchange directly, will be limited to reducing excessive fluctuations and maintaining external reserves at desired levels," it said.
The monetary institution expects to reach a US$ 100 billion economy by 2016 and will adopt several policy measures on banks and non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) which will have to play a critical role reaching the target.
Reviewing and amending the regulatory framework to facilitate the business models of banks and NBFIs, encouraging their consolidation, and identifying and regulating the risk profiles are some of the measures the Central Bank will take regarding the banks and NBFIs.
The Governor said the Central Bank is in a position to steer the economy along a more stable and sustainable path while maintaining economic and price stability and financial system stability to support sustainable and inclusive growth this year.
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Rhythm Machine by Mark Mazur. For jazz choir (SSATB choir with rhythm section). Funky Shuffle Rock. Level 3. Set of 16 octavos with rhythm parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.VJ859). A funky, shuffle-rock that is exciting and fun to sing. The chart has an open section with written a cappella funk that can be expanded upon. A great chart. SSATB with rhythm section.
Genres: Rock
J's Piece by Tim Walters. For jazz ensemble (solos for alto saxophone and piano). This edition: Trumpet range to E6. Rock, Jazz. Level 3. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.1512). (8 Brass) (Level 3) A beautiful rock ballad for alto sax and piano. Good solo changes. The piece builds to a climax toward the end with a well-known tutti section.
Genres: Jazz & Blues, Rock
East St. Louis Whipping Post by Kevin Brunkhorst. For jazz ensemble. Rock. Level 5. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.2195). This chart takes elements from Duke Ellington's East St. Louis Toodle-Oo and the Allman Brothers' Whipping Post and creates the written-out effect of the modern "mash-up". There are direct metric juxtapositions (not modulations), but the overall pulse remains consistent. Consistent with Southern Rock style, there are two open sections in which two guitars solo simultaneously; rhythm sections are encouraged to change their approaches to each section. There are extremes of range in most parts--the lead guitar part goes to double high D at the 22nd fret. This chart is difficult but is a proven crowd dazzler.
Genres: Rock
Weird Beard by Jeff Coffin. Arranged by David Deacon-Joyner. For jazz ensemble. This edition: Trumpet range to C#6. Rock. Level 4. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.2214). Weird Beard. arr. David Deacon-Joyner. One of the stranger pieces from Jeff's catalog. Arranged by David Deacon-Joyner, Weird Beard is a rock/funk/uptempo tune that has some of its influences in Frank Zappa's music and Jeff Coffin's beard! A more difficult piece which has some mixed meter going on in places. A very fun and challenging tune to play! Weird Beard can be heard in small group form on Jeff Coffin's "Bloom" CD on Compass Records.
Genres: Rock
Weasel Dust by Kim Gast. For jazz ensemble (tenor saxophone solo). This edition: Trumpet range to F6. Rock. Level 3. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.531). (8 Brass) After an explosive introduction by the entire ensemble, this half-time rock shuffle settles into a funky groove everyone can enjoy. The lead tenor will sink his teeth into the simple but effective chord changes during the solo section. A modulation then propels the tune to an exciting close which spotlights the entire band.
Genres: Rock
Loose Ends by Richard Lawn. For jazz ensemble (guitar and drum solos; woodwind and trumpet doubles). This edition: Trumpet range to G6. Straight 8th, ECM, Jazz, Rock, Fusion. Level 4. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.678). (Level IV) This one is NOT for the timid! Although the chart defies classification, Weather Report fans will be knocked out with its relentless, hard-driving groove and somewhat ethereal wind writing. There's lots of solo room for the guitar and drummer along with shorter solos for soprano sax and trumpet. Optional parts for drum machine and synthesizer are included. Check out Loose Ends, it will leave your audience frazzled! Alto I-sop./fl., Alto II-fl., Ten. I-clar./fl., Ten. II-clar., Bari-bass clar., all trumpets double flugel. 8 Brass.
Genres: Jazz & Blues, Rock
Speak For Yourself by Bert Ligon. For jazz ensemble. This edition: Trumpet range to E6. Rock, Jazz, Contemporary. Level 2. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.703). (Level II) A contemporary, robotic, rock- dance beat tune with an attitude. Fun to play and fun to hear. Room for any number of solos. 8 Brass.
Genres: Jazz & Blues, Rock
Bossa Antigua by Vince Mendoza. For big band (piano and tenor saxophone solos). This edition: Trumpet range to F6. Latin, Rock. Level 4. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.901). (9 Brass) Lyrical Latin/rock tune featuring piano and tenor sax. Plenty of counterpoint and interesting ensemble sections.
Genres: Latin, Rock
Mighty Love arranged by Randy Crenshaw. For jazz choir (SATB choir, a cappella). Rock. Level 3. Set of 16 octavos. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.VJ339). This early 70's pop/R&B tune, originally performed by the Spinners, more recently sung and arranged by Todd Rundgren on his album A Cappella, is adapted here for a cappella mixed choir. SATB a cappella.
Genres: Rock
I'd Rather Be Eating Ice Cream by Bill 'Orange' Lyons. For jazz choir (SATB choir, a cappella). Rock. Level 3. Set of 16 octavos. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.VJ738). (Level III) The humorous treatment of this up-tempo, rock, a cappella original will be a delight not only for its listeners but for the performers as well. In the style of the Bobs, there is space for a screaming air guitar solo followed by a lyrically non-sensical, repeating interlude to talk about anything instead of love. The top three voices provide the melody and upper structures, while the bottom voices define the tonality and keep the beat mostly in open fifths. If you can't have fun with this one, you should consult a physician! SATB.
Genres: Rock
Latin Nights by Jerry Nowak. For 5 saxes, 6 brass and rhythm section (playable by 3 saxes, 3 trumpets, trombone, piano, bass & drums) with opt. flute, clarinet, F horn, tuba, percussion (cabasa or maracas, claves) & vibes. Jazz Gateway Series. Moderate Latin-Rock. Easy. Duration 2 minutes, 45 seconds. Published by Kendor Music Inc (KN.60443). Here's a great Latin-rock original for developing groups with written or ad lib solos for trumpet and alto or tenor sax. Rehearsal suggestions include a detailed note-grouping analysis that will help players better understand sub-phrases to achieve an expressive performance. Each set includes a guitar chord chart by Jim Greeson. Duration 2:45.
Genres: Latin, Rock
The Wonderful Rockmachine by Michel van Delft. For Fanfare Band. Rock / Original Works Light Music Repertoire. Original Pieces. Grade 2. Score. Published by Molenaar Edition (ML.021411060-S). Michel van Delft has published quite less than his alter egos Ted Huggens and Henk van Lijnschooten. His compositions are meant for and adapted to youth bands and this is also the case with "The Wonderful Rockmachine." It is a gentle swinging rock tune, with some small and easy drum solos.
Genres: Rock
This Is It (Drill Design 83). By Kenny Loggins. Arranged by Tom Wallace. For Marching Band. Arrangers' Publ Drill Books. Grade 3. 19 pages. Arrangers' Publishing Company #D690. Published by Arrangers' Publishing Company (HL.40001814).
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Genres: Soft Rock, Rock
S.R.V. by Eric Johnson. For guitar. Pop; Rock. Guitar TAB. Guitar TAB. 7 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music (HX.132609). With guitar TAB. Pop; Rock. About Digital Print Sheet Music Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play! View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application. Learn more
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Instruments: Electric Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Rock, Pop
Electric Guitar Basics by Georg Wolf. For Guitar (Electric). Methods. Voggenreiter. Rock. Beginning. Book/CD Set. 64 pages. Published by Voggenreiter (MB.3802406072). ISBN 9783802406072. Rock. 8.25" x 11.75" inches. The perfect start to learning the E-guitar. This guitar course provides the beginner guitarist with the essential instrument and music foundations in simple to follow steps. All information is both valuable and clearly explained, meaning it can be instantly put into practice. Electric Guitar Basics comprises of three cohesive sections: playing chords and accompanying songs; playing single notes and power chords; music theory and foundations. The chapter on power chords contains everything you need to know about this indispensable playing technique. The accompanying CD with exercises and music pieces offers a valuable aid to practice. Making playing the E-guitar even more fun.
Pages: 64
Genres: Rock
Electric Guitar Basics, French Edition by Georg Wolf. For Guitar (Electric). Methods. Basics. Rock. Beginning. Book/CD Set. 64 pages. Published by Voggenreiter (MB.3802406058). ISBN 9783802406058. Rock. 8.25" x 11.75" inches. The perfect start to learning the electric guitar. This guitar course provides the beginner guitarist with the essential instrument and music foundations in simple to follow steps. All information is both valuable and clearly explained, meaning it can be instantly put into practice. Electric Guitar Basics comprises of three cohesive sections: playing chords and accompanying songs; playing single notes and power chords; music theory and foundations. The chapter on power chords contains everything you need to know about this indispensable playing technique. The accompanying CD with exercises and music pieces offers a valuable aid to practice. Making playing the electric guitar even more fun.
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Genres: Rock
The Search Is Over (1984 hit by Survivor). By Survivor. By Frank Sullivan and James M. Peterik. Arranged by Kirby Shaw. For Choral (ShowTrax CD). Pop Choral Series. CD only. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.8203111). 1980s "arena" rock was shaped significantly by the band Survivor, and this 1984 hit captures the decade perfectly! Your singers will enjoy recreating the era as they bridge the generations. Available separately: SATB, SAB, SSA, ShowTrax CD. Combo parts available as a digital download (tpt 1/fglhrn, tpt 2/fglhrn, tsx, tbn, syn, gtr, b, dm). Duration: ca. 4:00.
Genres: Pop Rock, Rock
Don't Be Cruel ((To a Heart That's True)). By Elvis Presley. By Elvis Presley and Otis Blackwell. Arranged by Greg Gilpin. For Choral (Studiotrax CD). Choral. CD only. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35027984). ISBN 1458408183. 5x5 inches. This new choral arrangement of one of Elvis Presley's biggest hits is perfect for your young singers and especially for your men! The '50s sound is captured here with every "bop, bop" and "oo, ah" and will make a charming performance piece to introduce a rock classic to your singers. Available: 3-Part Mixed; TBB; 2-Part; StudioTrax CD.
Genres: Rock
The Sound of Silence by Simon And Garfunkel. By Paul Simon. Arranged by Mark Hayes. For Choral, Compact Disc (CD) (Studiotrax CD). Choral. CD only. Published by Shawnee Press (HL.35028193). This hit propelled Simon and Garfunkel to popularity in the 1960s. Mark Hayes' new arrangement is fully orchestrated to create a fresh sound, but in keeping with the familiarity of the work that is so loved and respected. Glorious arranging that will appeal to mixed groups as well as men's ensembles. Available: SATB; SSAB; TTB; Orchestration; StudioTrax CD.
Genres: Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Rock
Contemporary Pop (Karaoke CDG). Pop/Rock. Karaoke CDG. Published by Pocket Songs (PS.PSCDG1650). Sing along to these top hits from 2006!This CDG has it all, from great Rand B (Destiny's Child, Alicia Keys), to rock and roll (Green Day, Nickelback) and teen pop (Hilary Duff, The Backstreet Boys). There is truly something for everyone here. You and your friends will love singing along to these chart-toppers! Each Pocket Songs PSCDG album contains a complete performance with a professional vocalist as well as the karaoke tracks of each song, for the at-home performer. CDG discs can be played on a regular CD player but require a CDG player to see the graphics.
Genres: Rock, Pop
Radio Waves by Jewel. Arranged by Rhea. For concert band. Grade 4. Score and parts. Published by RBC Publications (RU.10263).
Genres: Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Rock
Supreme Triumph by Jewel. Arranged by Rhea. For concert band. Grade 4. Score only. Published by RBC Publications (RU.10285-S).
Genres: Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Rock
Impact Therapy by Jim Olsen. For jazz ensemble (woodwind doubles). This edition: Trumpet range to Ab6. Rock, Jazz. Level 3. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.1012). (8 Brass) (Level 3) Atonal rock with a vengeance! The melody features the unusual combination of bari sax, bass trombone, and electric bass over a driving Miles Davis-like drum pattern. Guitar solos first and trombone follows with powerful backgrounds. Your percussionist gets to fill over the unique bass clarinet/muted trombone line before the full ensemble delivers the final impact. Alto I and II double soprano, bari doubles bass clarinet. Synth lines written in piano part are desirable, but not crucial.
Genres: Jazz & Blues, Rock
Sundance by Bruce Wermuth. For jazz ensemble (woodwind doubles). This edition: Trumpet range to D6. Latin, Rock, Waltz, Jazz. Level 4. Score and set of parts. Published by UNC Jazz Press (NC.1771). (Level IV) A light, but quick moving Latin-rock waltz with driving 4/4 interludes and a "happy" chord progression, including woodwind doubles for the sax section. (Saxes with doubles are: alto1/soprano sax; alto 2/flute; tenor1/flute; tenor 2/clarinet; bari/flute). Initial melodic statement in soprano sax and flugelhorn. Pleasant contrapuntal lines throughout make this a melodically interesting piece for everyone. Ensemble work surrounds an extended centerpiece solo section for piano, though any instrument could solo here. A sax soli with soprano lead follows the solo section. 8 Brass.
Genres: Jazz & Blues, Latin, Rock


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India picked up two bronze medals from the Asian Games rowing arena here on Thursday as army man Swaran Singh Virk rowed his way through exhaustion to the third spot in single sculls before the men's squad added the eights title.
Swaran Singh rowed his way through exhaustion to fetch India its second bronze medal at the Asian Games Chungju Tangeum Lake International Rowing Centre here Thursday morning.
Can India better it`s 2010 performance at the 2014 Commonwealth Games? This is the question everyone is asking ahead of the Glasgow opening ceremony. In the previous edition of the Games, held in Delhi, India won a record 101 medals. The unprecendented medal haul helped the host nation to finish second behind Australia in the medals tally.
Having missed the London Olympic Games where India ended up 12th and last, former captain Arjun Halappa feels that deserving youngsters playing for rival World Series Hockey should be picked for the country by Hockey India, which is currently selecting the national squad.
Indian shooter Joydeep Karmakar will be accorded a special promotion by South Eastern Railway (SER) for his splendid performance in the London Olympic Games where he missed the bronze by a whisker after finishing fourth in the final of 50m Rifle Prone event.
Ruben Limardo has been honoured by Venezuela`s National Assembly for the gold medal he won at the London Olympic Games.
With the London Olympic Games having entered into the sixth day, the Asian countries led by China are dominating the proceedings with traditional sports toppers like Great Britain and Russia lagging behind.
Sebastian Coe, the chairman of London Olympic Games organising committee (LOGOC), said that 75 percent of available tickets for the Olympics have gone to British fans.
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