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Yongsan welcomes new Command Sergeant Major
YONGSAN GARRISON, Republic of Korea - In a change of responsibility, the senior enlisted leadership of United States Army Garrison Yongsan was passed from outgoing Command Sgt. Maj. John C. Justis to incoming Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. Willing on Lombardo Field here, May 10. Though it had only been one year since Justis' arrival, his absence would be clearly felt, as he had done an outstanding job of supporting the garrison and inspiring Soldiers and Civilians not to settle for the status quo, but to strive for the best. Some of his legacies on garrison include his weekly Facebook column allowing Community members to ask any questions they had, as well as his "Give the Gift of a Lifetime" stop smoking campaign which invited people to join him in his decision to quit smoking for his loved ones.
  • Yongsan welcomes new Command Sergeant Major

    Command Sgt. Maj. Daniel L. Willing, left, command sergeant major for U.S. Army Garrsion Yongsan, receives the garrison colors and responsibilities from Col. William P. Huber, garrison commander for USAG Yongsan, during the Command Sergeant Major Change of Responsibility Ceremony, May 10. (Photo by Cpl. Han Samuel)
  • Yongsan Garrison wins the 2012 ACOE Bronze Award

    U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan receives the 2012 Army Community of Excellence Bronze Award at the Pentagon, May 1. (Courtesy Photo)
  • Yongsan takes back the night

    U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan is fighting sexual assault as several community members took part in the "Take Back the Night" march from Collier Community Fitness Center to Army Community Service, April 27. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Han Samuel)
  • 2012 Holocaust Days of Remembrance Observation

    Staff Sgt. Christopher Ballentine, with Armed Forces Network - Korea, faces his peers after lighting a candle for the victims of the Holocaust during the 2012 Holocaust Days of Remembrance Observation, April 19. The candles were lit to represent those who were killed during the Holocaust, a brutal attempt at extermination by the Third Reich during World War II. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Cody Harding)
  • Garrison reaffirms partnership with Yongsan-gu

    U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan Soldiers and KATUSAs were invited to Yongsan-gu Citizens Field Day held by city of Yongsan at Osan High School Field, April 28. (U.S. Army Photo by Pfc. Lee Hyokang)
  • Fire departments showcase firefighting skills

    Garrison Fire Department and Yongsan-gu Fire Department conduct a fire drill at Hannam Villiage, April 19. Garrison asked for help from City Fire Department because they are located in better place to be at Hannam Village quicker in case of fire. They successfully put out fire and saved people during the exercise. (Photo by Pfc. Lee Hyokang)
  • Yongsan Soldier gives great show at Best Warrior

    The top Soldiers and noncommissioned officers from each of the four regions of the U.S. Army Installation Management Command gathered at Camp Bullis, San Antonio, Texas, to compete in the IMCOM Best Warrior competition. On April 26, an awards ceremony was held to recognize the competitors. (U.S. Army photo by Ray Johnson, IMCOM Strategic Communication)
  • The “Miracle” from Haiti blesses Yongsan

    A Haitian choir team, The "Miracle", visited South Post Chapel at U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan, May 6. Reverend Back Sam Sook has been serving as a missionary in Haiti since 2002, helping Haitian orphans. She is now raising 10 Haitian kids who are singers themselves in the choir team. (Photo by Pfc. Lee Hyokang)
  • Thanking those who assist, protect and defend

    Appreciating Directorate of Emergency Service members, U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan DES staffs organized a party at Garrison fire department, May 4. Food and music were provided and CSM John C. Justis was present, recognizing those who define a word 'dedication'. (Photo by Pfc. Lee Hyokang)
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