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osar

[′ō‚sär]
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The remains were first flown from the North Korean city of Wonsan last Friday, on the 65th anniversary of the armistice, and were greeted at Osan Air Base by hundreds of U.S.
U.S. prepares to send home Korean War remains handed over by North Korea
The joint venture will handle receipt, storage, testing and issuing of bulk fuel products at Andersen, Kadena, Misawa, and Osan air bases.
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Osan hovered around one-half-mile visibility, in a thick summer haze and an obscured ceiling.
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The pilot immediately started a descent to 15,000 feet and turned back toward Osan. The crew knew the Hawkeye was needed in Atsugi for CQ in a few days, but Osan was much closer.
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* Sharp Travel Services, 51st Transportation Squadron, Osan Air Base, Korea--Provided outstanding travel services to Department of Defense personnel throughout the Republic of Korea.
599th Transportation Group Multi-Modal Training Workshop: top Asia-Pacific transporters receive Quality Awards
The jet took off from Osan and crashed six miles away.
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Under the new contract, Cubic's MILES is scheduled for delivery in summer 2003 to Kunsan Air Base in Korea; Kadena, Misawa, Osan and Yokota Air Bases in Japan; Anderson Air Force Base in Guam; and Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany.
Cubic's laser-based combat training system due for deployment to Air Force, DOE sites
In addition to Saudi Arabia, he saw overseas duty in Tegucigalpa, Honduras (1984) and Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea (1988).
The Defense Institute of Security Assistance Management Welcomes a New Commandant
At least I did my part for Air Force vegetarians at Osan Air Base.
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Editor's Note: Complete figures show that a total of 53 Americans were KIA and 40 POWs later died from the action at Osan. Also, other letters indicate that Frederick J.
First casualty of task force Smith. (mail call)
Principal battles: Guadalcanal (1942-1943); Guam (1944); Osan, Pusan perimeter (1950).
Smith, Charles Bradford (b. 1916)
military transport plane to Osan air base in South Korea, where U.S.
N. Korea turns over 55 sets of war remains, just 1 dog tag

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