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SFC Kessler of the 1ST Signal Brigade welcomes Seoul American High School students to Hispanic Women in Leadership Career Day sponsored by 1ST Signal Brigade, Seoul, Korea. The event, part of on going activities at Yongsan Army Post during Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. through Oct. 15, is designed to educate people about the diversity of spanish speaking people and career opportunities open to them
A Seoul American High School Junior ROTC Cadet points out her home country to SGT Carmen Rosencrantz of HHC 1ST Signal Brigade. They were taking part in Hispanic Women in Leadership Career Day sponsored by 1ST Signal Brigade, Seoul, Korea. The event, part of on going activities at Yongsan Army Post during Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. through Oct. 15, is designed to educate people about the diversity of spanish speaking people and career opportunities open to them
Sergeant First Class Modesto Cartagena, left, Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Angel Kuiland, center and CSM Jose Pena, right, veterans of the Korean war during a ceremony being held at the US Army Reserve center in Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico, marking the presentation of a plaque honoring the bravery, and sacrifice of all veterans of the Korean War. Much praise was given to members of the fighting 65th Infantry veterans, who were some of the most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean war
Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Jose Pene, left, and CSM Angel Kuiland , center, Veterans of the Korean War share stories during a ceremony being held at the US Army Reserve center in Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico, marking the presentation of a plaque honoring the bravery and sacrifice of all veterans of the Korean War. Much praise was given to members of the fighting 65th Infantry veterans, who were some of the most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean War
CPT Douglas Acoba, CPT Rick Meredith, and 1LT Dave Pasquantonio enjoy some authentic Korean food at Tactical Assembly Area Santa Barbara in Wonapsan, Republic of Korea, Oct. 30, 1998. They are a part of Task Force 1ST Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division out of Fort Lewis, Washington. They have come to Korea to participate in Foal Eagle '98, a combined exercise involving the Republic of Korea Army and the United States Armed Forces
Command Sergeant Major Angel Kuiland, veteran of the Korean war, is pictured during a ceremony being held at the US Army Reserve center in Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico, marking the presentation of a plaque honoring the bravery, and sacrifice of all veterans of the Korean War. Much praise was given to members of the fighting 65th Infantry veterans, who were some of the most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean war
Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Jose Pene, left, Sergeant First Class Modesto Cartagena, second left, and CSM Angel Kuiland, right, Veterans of the Korean war during a ceremony being held at the US Army Reserve center in Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico, marking the presentation of a plaque honoring the bravery, and sacrifice of all veterans of the Korean War. Much praise was given to members of the fighting 65th Infantry veterans, who were some of the most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean War
Korean war veteran, Sergeant First Class (Ret) Modesto Cartagena, one of the highest decorated men of the conflict, during a ceremony being held at the US Army Reserve center in Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico, marking the presentation of a plaque honoring the bravery and sacrifice of all veterans of the Korean War. Much praise was given to members of the fighting 65th Infantry veterans, who were some of the most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean War
Lieutenant General (LTC) Chang Ki Oh, Commander of the Korean army II Corps, speaks with Major General (MGEN) Claude M. Kicklighter, Commander, 25th Infantry Division, at a maneuver site during the joint U.S./South Korean Exercise TEAM SPIRIT'85. With them is Captain (CPT) Steven Lee, aide de camp, and interpreter for Kicklighter
1ST Signal Brigade Public Affairs Officer CPT Simpkins and SGT 1ST Class Kessler man the food table during Hispanic Women in Leadership Career Day sponsored by 1ST Signal Brigade, Seoul, Korea. The event, part of on going activities at Yongsan Army Post during Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. through Oct. 15, is designed to educate people about the diversity of spanish speaking people and career opportunities open to them
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The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Subject Operation/Series: KOREA CD
Base: Seoul
Country: Republic Of Korea (KOR)
Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Jim Varhegyi
Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files
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07/10/1998
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