History & Heroes Of the Korean DMZ: 1953 to Today
We remember being careful to avoid confusing thermal images of tall cranes (the bird) with North Koreans in the ‘Z. We’ve also always wondered if there could be tigers there. See our other posts on wildlife in the DMZ and fishing in the ‘Z Fishing The DMZ Source: Wildlife thrives in the Korean demilitarized ……
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“(T)he Reconnaissance Bureau maintains four separate reconnaissance battalions. Highly trained and organized, these five-hundred-man battalions are trained to lead an army corps through the hazardous DMZ. They likely have intimate—and highly classified—knowledge of both friendly and enemy defenses in the demilitarized zone.” North Korean SOF includes platoons of female operators, according to this report. Source:…
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Longing for loved ones left behind + financial/career woes are two motives… Source: Why do some North Korean defectors go back? | Taiwan News | 2022-01-06 12:04:00