Posted on Mar 2, 2018
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Soju means sake, or rice wine. One of the very few alcoholic bebarges you'll find there.
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SSG John Eroh
SSG John Eroh
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I recommend staying away from Soju. As a EMT I helped out in the ER during my off duty hours and we had to pump several stomachs of those who drank too much of it. If it had been any longer for one of them he wouldn't have made it. If you let it sit for awhile it will separate with a clear liquid on top which was the stuff used in embalming. So, if you don't mind being pickled literally, drink it.
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MSG John Duchesneau
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1. Learn about the history, culture and the language of the place you are going.
2. When there, get off base and see some sites and get to know the country and its people. (No, I do not mean going to bars and brothels.)
3. Dress warmly in the winter - you will be glad you did.
4. Best to travel off base in groups but try to find a buddy interested in more than bars and brothels.
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MAJ Chris Ebertz
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You are going on a vacation. But be sure to keep your nose clean. Great tourist duty.
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MCPO William Richards
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Excellent advice from Maj. Bell
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MCPO William Richards
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Take time before you go to learn the culture and society before you go. While there visit historical sites and important areas that mean something to the locals
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PO3 William Villalpando
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Don't drink the Soju!
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SGT David Honeycutt
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Soju is fine it is the homemade stuff you need to worry about as they put formaldehyde in everything.
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SGT Infantryman
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Don't come back with a medical file thicker than when you entered the country
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CPL Human Resources Specialist
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Learn the culture of the country your living in. Rewmber, you’re not in America and things don’t operate the way they do in the states. And be mindful and respectful of the way they do things.
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Sgt Jon Mcvay
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Try to travel the country, learn it's custom's and their way of life. Also try to learn the language it will come in handy and you will gain their trust more. Not every Korean is looking to marry a G.I. but be on guard either way.
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1SG Charles Simpson
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Remember that you are in their country and respect that. You are apt to see poverty that you might not even imagine could exist but don't look down on the people as if you are better than they are. Stay away from the prostitutes and drug dealers and learn another culture while you are there. Korea is a beautiful place if you keep open eyes and an open mind.
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