History & Heroes Of the Korean DMZ: 1953 to Today
Lt. Cmdr. D.E. McShane (Ret.) was the longest-serving U.N. joint duty officer at Panmunjom, serving from 2013 to 2021. “During that time, he faced off with North Korean troops, prepped for the Trump-Kim summit, saw tensions ebb and flow with the political mood and witnessed some of the most hair-raising — and bizarre — moments…
“This military thriller brings the genre to the border of the Korean peninsula as the tension between the two nations is taken to the next level with the murder of a border guard. Now, it is in the hands of a female Swiss army captain of Korean descent to bring out the truth to stop…
“‘Patrolling inside the DMZ was physically demanding,’ (Moon Kwan-hyun) said in an interview with The Korea Times on Saturday. ‘I was totally drained at the end of the three-month mission.’” Moon was a Korean soldier serving with a U.S. unit, or a KATUSA (part of a program called the Korean Augmentation to the United States…
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