Information from USAG Red Cloud
"Schools will be closed Thursday September 2, because of the pending Typhoon. There will be no school or school bus service to Casey or Yongsan.
All installations in USAG Red Cloud and Casey will goto minimum civilian employee manninbg tomorrow (Thrusday, Sept 2). Only U.S. EECs and Korean MECs must report to work Thrusday. All FMWR facilities, except gymnasiums, will be closed. AAFES and DeCA facilities will be open with minimum manning. All on-post and inter-post buses will be fully operational. Additional employees selected by their directors will come to work. All schools in Area 1 and II are closed; there will not be any bus transportation to the schools. Stay tuned for updates."
Showing posts with label Curfew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curfew. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
CANCELLATION OF CURFEW POLICY!!!
This is fantastic news for all of our service members!
1. Effective 2 July 2010, I am rescinding and cancelling the USFK curfew policy for members of the United States Armed Forces, when in the Republic of Korea.
2. During the last nine years that the curfew has been in effect, the overwhelming majority of our personnel have conducted themselves in a professional manner. We have also seen that Korea is a safe place to live and raise a family. As we move towards tour normalization, it makes sense to cancel the curfew. Each service-member remains responsible for his or her actions and is subject to military discipline for any lapses in personal or professional judgment or conduct. A service-member who has violated the 4 December 2008 edition of USFK Command Policy Letter #7 and/or USFK FRAGO #05-17 prior to the effective date of the cancellation of the curfew policy will remain accountable for such violation as appropriate.
1. Effective 2 July 2010, I am rescinding and cancelling the USFK curfew policy for members of the United States Armed Forces, when in the Republic of Korea.
2. During the last nine years that the curfew has been in effect, the overwhelming majority of our personnel have conducted themselves in a professional manner. We have also seen that Korea is a safe place to live and raise a family. As we move towards tour normalization, it makes sense to cancel the curfew. Each service-member remains responsible for his or her actions and is subject to military discipline for any lapses in personal or professional judgment or conduct. A service-member who has violated the 4 December 2008 edition of USFK Command Policy Letter #7 and/or USFK FRAGO #05-17 prior to the effective date of the cancellation of the curfew policy will remain accountable for such violation as appropriate.
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