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  • October

    1st Lt. Johannes Olind (third from left) holds up a trophy for placing 3rd in the Mens 25-29 year old division at the Ironman triathlon in Hefei, China Oct. 16.

    1st Lt. Johannes Olind competes in Ironman triathlon in China

    1st Lt. Johannes Olind, Liaison officer at the Far East District’s Korea Program Relocation Office, competed in an Ironman triathlon in Hefei, China Oct. 16 placing third in the 25-29 age group and 69th overall.

  • June

    Ka Young Shim, an Architect in Engineering Division’s Design Branch, was recently selected as the Far East District’s “Emerging Leader.” The emerging leader program is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers initiative geared to develop employees’ leadership skills and future development. Here, Shim works with another FED employee at a STEM event, testing the load-bearing capacity of toothpick bridges designed and built by students at Seoul American Middle School.

    New Emerging Leader selected

    Ka Young Shim, an architect in Engineering Division’s Design Branch, was recently selected as the Far East District’s “Emerging Leader.” The emerging leader program is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers initiative geared to develop employees’ leadership skills and future development.

  • April

    Far East District employees pose for a picture outside the new district headquarters building April 12 at Camp Humphreys. The group were part of an orientation tour designed to give current employees a better understanding of what to expect when the district moves its headquarters to Camp Humphreys next year.

    Tour gives employees a glimpse of the future

    Far East District employees took the first of threeorientation tours of Camp Humphreys on April 12. The series of tours offers alook at the new district headquarters building, as well as Camp Humphreys andthe surrounding Pyeongtaek area. “We want to provide the best possible transition for allemployees who will be moving here next year,” said

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