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Les had me take a picture of him with a random Korean guy during our mid point break on the weekly Buraksan run.

DJ led weekly runs up Buraksan, a local mountain. This is the rest area at the middle of the run.

Chief Plouff rocks the Mess Dress ABUs for the Combat Dining In, 2016 in Korea

The group stopped for a picture a ways into the longest Buraksan run. Left to right, DJ, Les Boyd, Grason Moore, Mike Clutz, Sandy Van den Mooter, James Aschmann.

This stone represents the end of the map for the Buraksan run - somewhere between 5.5 and 6 miles at the half way point of the run. Left to right, Grason Moore, Les Boyd, DJ, James Aschmann, Sandy Van den Mooter, Mike Clutz.

Mike, Les, and DJ just after finishing the longest Buraksan run, close to 12 miles.

This is the map of the Buraksan running trails that DJ ran every weekend form July through October 2016. On September 4th, DJ and a group ran to the end of this map and back, around 12 miles.

Just one of the many ugly hills out at Buraksan. The picture doesn't really do it justice.

We took a pause halfway through the run for a picture.

This is an interesting foliage tunnel that is an offshoot of the Buraksan run and it leads to a coffee shop.

For Les's birthday, he invited us to Seoul to hang out with him at his hotel pool.

For Les's birthday, he invited us to Seoul to hang out with him and we had dinner at a place called Manimal that served American style BBQ. It was good, if a little expensive.

Dj saw some people playing bubble soccer when he went to the track to run. This is like soccer, only with some full contact of football, but because of the bubbles, savage tackles are no big deal, you just bounce around. It was fun to watch, and DJ wants to give it a try sometime.

The DOO leadership team goes and gets a steak lunch as a fundraiser for the Osan Chiefs.

Check out that hill we are about to run up