UIJEONGBU, Korea (Yonhap) -- In the city of Uijeongbu, about 20 kilometers northeast of Seoul, there is a small road named after a stew, with a sign above it that reads in capital letters ...

The site of Camp Essayons, a former U.S. Army outpost in Uijeongbu, South Korea, is set to become a 24-acre public park by December 2025. (Christopher Green/Stars and Stripes) ...

In a community centre next to the US base at Uijeongbu City in South Korea, a group of them gather to explain their case. "We worked all night long.

The site, until its 1996 closure, had been a quarantine facility where local authorities, with the cooperation of the U.S. military, forcibly sent South Korean women working near U.S. military ...

The city of Uijeongbu is probably best known as the host village depicted in the American television series MASH. In reality, the city has continued to host thousands of U.S. forces in support of ...

SEOUL, Feb. 25 (UPI) --The United States transferred several parcels of land from former U.S. military bases to South Korea, officials from both countries announced on Friday. United States Forces ...

The city government of Uijeongbu, north of Seoul, has demanded the defense ministry conduct an examination into soil contamination at a former US military base site in the city, officials said ...

Just outside Camp Stanley and the Uijeongbu camptown, a former mamasan, Mrs. Kim, told me how the new system works. ... And U.S. bases in Germany continue to produce abandoned offspring.

Korean children waiting in line for food in Seoul, 1955. These stews were called ggulgguri juk, or "Piggy Porridge," and were often sold by the bowlful outside of U.S. military bases.These bowls ...

Budae jjigae, a spicy one-dish meal traces its origins to the Korean War, when Spam made its way into South Korean homes after U.S. soldiers gave away their leftover rations to locals.