Military children—our resilient dandelions—teach us strength, adaptability, and wisdom as they grow through life’s constant changes and challenges.

Mountain Restaurant in Pyeongtaek serves authentic Indian and Nepalese cuisine with heart, flavor, and a warm welcome that keeps guests coming back.

Prefer In Forest blends luxury design, nature views, and community vibes with fresh pastries, live music, and local art in a serene Pyeongtaek café setting.

After a life-threatening injury overseas, one civilian advocates for improved emergency care, support, and policy change for U.S. employees serving abroad.

A pop of purple and a sweet taste of home—ube crinkles are the perfect spring treat for picnics, tea time, or a cozy reminder of Filipino flavors.

Journey deep into Borneo’s jungle by riverboat to see wild orangutans, explore Camp Leakey, and experience the biodiversity of this unforgettable adventure.

Learn how Pyeongtaek Living 101 helps international and military-connected residents thrive in Korea with free classes, tours, and workshops in 2025.

Pyeongtaek Agro-Ecological Park is a seasonal gem with gardens, animals, and family fun—perfect for a relaxing day trip just minutes from Camp Humphreys.

Chef James T. Canter of Guerrilla Gourmet blends global flavors, culinary passion, and cultural connection to build community through food in South Korea.

Military children show strength, courage, and resilience through constant change. This tribute honors their sacrifices, voices, and unshakable spirit.

Yeondeung-Hoe, Korea’s Lotus Lantern Festival, celebrates light, compassion, and unity through vibrant traditions, meditation, and cultural connection.

Learn the basics of reading and writing Hangul, Korea’s unique and logical alphabet, and start your journey into Korean language and culture today.

In honor of Month of the Military Child, we’re spotlighting four powerful photos that celebrate the strength and spirit of our amazing military kids.

Osan Youth & Teen Center empowers future leaders through mentorship and growth programs, proudly celebrating its 2025 Military Youth of the Year winner.

April 2025 Letter from the Editor This month, we honor our military children—the resilient, courageous kids at the heart of military life. Editor-in-Chief Jetta Allen shares stories, creative spotlights, and resources celebrating their strength and spirit. Join us in recognizing the young heroes who inspire us every day.

April is Month of the Military Child, and we’ve been blown away by the talent, heart, and creativity shared through our poem and photo contest!

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