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Become famous by writing for our Destination Paradise magazine!

Stars and Stripes is asking readers to write about their piece of paradise. Yes, that means you! Our annual Destination Paradise magazine highlights must-see travel spots across the Pacific — and your bit of paradise could be included in our 2020-21 edition.
To record 20 years of history: Picture Story of a News Story: Marine tankers read the story of the earthquake, unaware of the many skills and efforts it took to bring it to them. There will be other news, too... elections, baseball games, championship fights and the daily story of their war. Pacific Stars and Stripes will be in the Far East and Southeast Asia as long as the American serviceman is. Eiko Goya/Stars and Stripes
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Stars and Stripes 75th Anniversary Site launched

In honor of our 75th anniversary, we have launched the official Stars and Stripes Pacific 75th Anniversary site!

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Dongseongno Spark a new Daegu hot spot

A new landmark was added to the list earlier this year when Dongseongno Spark opened in January.
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Pandemic ramps up PCS move rivalries

It’s summer PCS season, when 40% of the 400,000 military and DOD civilian moves take place each year.
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Let’s whip up some lemon ricotta waffles

I'd planned on finishing my post about Lantau Island today, but after my creation in the kitchen this morning, I decided to write about waffles instead.
The first view of the entire Tapsa Temple (Photo by Chihon Kim)
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Have a magical moment at Korea's Maisan Mountain

When it comes to mountains, height isn’t always everything. At a mere 685 meters, Maisan Mountain, located in Jianan-gun, Jeollabuk-do, may not be very tall, but it offers a great view of neighboring peaks and unique topography.

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Former Albany, Ga. Mayor Eugene Clark dies; flew WWII bomber missions
ALBANY, Ga. (Tribune News Service) – Albany has lost a member of the “Greatest Generation” whose accomplishments continued long after his military service ended. Eugene Raine Clark Jr. was born in Albany on Nov. 5, 1925. He grew up as a cradle Episcopalian at St. Paul’s and credited the church with preparing him for the life he lived. “I was an alter boy, loved every minute of that service,” he once recalled.
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VA sees rise in coronavirus cases after a gradual decline
The number of VA patients still sick with the virus had gradually decreased in recent weeks and on Thursday fell below 1,000 for the first time since March. However, the department reported a 54% increase in active cases Tuesday.
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Former SEAL Eddie Gallagher sues new Navy secretary, NY Times reporter
Eddie Gallagher was accused of several war crimes by some of his platoon subordinates. The trial and its fallout received national media coverage.
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US agrees to temporary deal allowing furloughed South Korean employees to return to work
The deal, announced in a press release, will end a more than two-month furlough of U.S. Forces Korea employees but does not resolve a larger dispute over defense cost-sharing between the two longtime allies.
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Crew members from Virginia-based dock landing ship test positive for coronavirus
Navy officials declined to specify exactly how many USS Carter Hall crew members were infected, but a spokesperson said the infected individuals were "all doing well."
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Civilian dies in construction accident on Fort Leonard Wood
A construction crane accident at Fort Leonard Wood has claimed the life of a civilian.
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