History & Heroes Of the Korean DMZ: 1953 to Today
Most veterans of the ‘Z are familiar with the propaganda pamphlets sent into the DMZ by the both sides. We collect examples of them from the war and the decades after. Most of them feature standard psyops themes — encouraging defection, showcasing economic success, etc. But here’s one we not only don’t have, but of…
The Army has charged King with 8 offenses. “King’s charge sheet, which was reviewed by Military.com, alleges that, in the days before the private dashed across one of the most heavily guarded borders in the world, he solicited nude images from an underage Snapchat user and possessed a video of a minor engaged in sexual…
The Aviationist reports: “Prior to its historic first landing on the Korean Peninsula, the bomber had departed from its homebase along with another BUFF (as the iconic aircraft is nicknamed) using radio callsign HULK 11-12. At a certain point, the formation split (it’s not clear where the other B-52 has landed) and airframe #60-0021/LA flew…
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