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The Korean commander of the Republic of Korea' Port Operations Group was among seven winners of Excellence in Traffic Management Awards presented by the 599th Transportation Group.

Col. Lee, Kye Sung, commander of the Pusan-based group achieved a second distinction. Lee is the first person from a foreign military service recognized with the award.

The Republic of Korea commander was recognized for his significant contributions and support for numerous U.S. military missions and exercises conducted in Korea in the last 17 years, said Col. Tom Harvey, 599th co

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