By The continuing issue around the SOFA status of USFK contractors continues to be a hot topic on the ROK Drop with over 200 comments on the posting. Well now this issue has spawned its own website:
The USFKSOFA.com webpage has plenty of information and documention that people following this issue should find of interest. Additionally the site has its own Forum feature that readers can start their own threads on to ask and answer questions of other site users following this issue. Those of you that feel strongly about this issue really should check it out.
5:21 pm on February 28th, 2009 1
Sounds like these folks should file a claim under the Military Claims Act for negligence on the part of a government employee. Won’t cost anything and at least they will get an answer in writing from a legal officer as to why they were denied- or maybe they will win their case.
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5:24 pm on February 28th, 2009 2
Not sure of all that has happened in each individual’s case but there may have been some violations of the Federal Privacy Act. Need to file this a different way.
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12:37 am on March 12th, 2009 3
Pete,
Where do we go to get information concerning your posts. It seems you may save us a lot of time searching the internet. Where should we start?
Thanks,
– Ed
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3:03 am on July 4th, 2009 4
Maybe the US spends to much time sucking up to the Koeans. Maybe it is time to tell them that we are here for their benefit an they don’t get to make the rules. I mean that’s what this is all about. USFK does not want to ask the Korean’s if it is OK for the contractors to stay because USFK is afraid they may say no, and we certainly do not want to offend our Korean hosts.
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