Migun (미군) Watch

Uploaded by US Army Korea – IMCOM on 21 Jan 10, 11.44PM EST.

How do you feel about this as a content feature? Here’s the naughty things American soldiers have been up to recently.

Information comes from US Army IMCON-Korea. Specifically, their newsletter, “Morning Calm Weekly.” You can stay tuned to their updates at on Twitter @imcomkorea.

USAG – Red Cloud (mil)

Drunk and Disorderly; Failure to Obey Order or Regulation (2ID Alcohol Policy);

Subject #1 was observed by Military Police at and off post club and became disorderly when Military Police attempted to question her about a recent AWOL soldier. Subject #1 was warned her behavior world result in apprehension but did not cease her disorderly behavior. Subject continued her disorderly conduct and was later apprehended and transported by Military Police to the PMO. Subject #1 was administered a portable breathalyzer test with a result of 0.190% blood content.  Due to her level of intoxication, Subject #1 was processed and released to her unit with instructions to report to the PMO.  On Jan. 7, Subject #1 reported to the PMO where she was advised of her legal rights, which she waived rendering a written sworn statement admitting the offenses.  This is a final report.

USAG – Yongsan (wiki)

Larceny of Private Funds;

Unknown person(s), by unknown  means, entered a barracks room and  removed Victim #1’s 300,000 Won from  a desk drawer which was unsecured and  unattended, and then fled the scene.  A  search of the area for subject(s) and/or witness(es) met with negative results.  Victim #1 rendered a written statement attesting to the incident.  Estimated cost of loss is 300,000 Won.  This is a final report.

USAG – Humphreys (wiki)

Wrongful Damage to Government Property;

Unknown person(s) spray-painted the underside of a Chinook Aircraft, which was left unsecured and unattended.  Damages tothe Chinook Aircraft consisted of an area painted with red paint of graffiti stating obscenities and depicting obscene shapes.  A search of the area for subject(s) and/or witness(es) met with negative results.  Estimated cost of damage is unknown.  Investigation continues by Military Police Investigators.

USAG – Humphreys (wiki)

Larceny of Private Property; Larceny of Government Property;

Unknown person(s), by unknown means, removed Victim #1’s laptop computer, X-Box 360, webcam, two financial transaction cards, various coins, and an ACU assault pack, which were left secured and attended in Victim #1’s barracks room.  The unknown person(s) then fled the scene in an unknown direction.  Victim #1  rendered a written sworn statement attesting to the incident.  A search of the area for subject(s) and/or witness(es) met with negative results.  There were no signs of forced entry.  Estimated cost of loss is $1200.00.  Investigation continues by Military Police Investigators.

USAG – Daegu (mil)

Traffic Accident Without Injury; Hit and Run;

Unknown person(s), operating an unknown vehicle, struck Victim #1’s GOV, which was legally parked, secured, and unattended at unknown location.  Damages to Victim #1’s vehicle consisted of scratches and paint transfers to the left front bumper.  A search of the area met with negative results.  Victim #1 rendered a written sworn statement attesting the incident. Victim #1 was released on his own recognizance.  Estimated cost of damage is unknown.  Investigation continues by Traffic Accident Investigators.

U.S. Bases (Magic Farms and Forests)

Just something interesting to think about. What does it mean?

Yongsan Garrison (wiki)

On Daum Local

You’re missing something important with the appearance of this “magic forest” which happens to be located in the middle of Seoul…a huge Army Base. This picture is hard to see but click on it for the Google map.

From Google Maps

..and nice suburban living.

Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek (wiki)

From Daum Local

..a magic farm!

But you’re missing something here too.

From Google Maps

Closer..

Finally,

Osan Air Base (wiki)

Once again, Daum’s “magic forest.”

Wow! Really? There’s a base here (Google Maps) too?

And, local farmers might be happy to know part of their land is occupied by a golf course for american soldiers.