Move from verified published reports into deeper PSB research without confusing a filename, an allegation, or an unhydrated document with established fact.
Every collection carries a visible provenance label. “Editorial review queue” means relevant files exist in PSB but have not all been opened, authenticated, and assessed. Those filenames guide review; they do not support publication.
Editorial review queue
Armistice-era incidents, border pressure, kidnappings, and the first years of the military demarcation line.
Older PSB documents are being hydrated and checked; the links below are verified published reports, not claims inferred from filenames.Analysis
A research path through the sustained late-1960s confrontation, its major incidents, and its operational setting.
The published reports are available now; additional PSB document comparison remains queued.Analysis
Two high-demand incident files connected to the wider confrontation and the U.S. response record.
Representative published records are linked; source-by-source provenance upgrades are continuing.Editorial review queue
The axe-murder incident, the response operation, and the documentary record around the Joint Security Area.
Unhydrated PSB documents remain a review queue and are not treated as factual support until opened and authenticated.Editorial review queue
A collection path for tunnels, maritime insertions, covert action, and documented attacks connected to the post-armistice conflict.
Collection descriptions identify research scope only; no allegation is promoted from a filename.Editorial review queue
A review queue for FBI, DOJ, declassified, and contemporary records concerning North Korean activity and U.S. targets.
The RGB-FBI-Lawsuit family requires document-level review; filenames alone are not evidence.Editorial review queue
A source-review path separating documented deployment history, official planning, and later speculation.
The DMZ-Nukes-Espionage and DMZBook source families are queued for hydration and authentication.Official government finding
Verified Treasury, OFAC, FBI, and DOJ data on RGB-linked listings, named people, cyber groups, and public cases.
Structured displays use the reviewed Treasury/OFAC artifact preserved with the site.Send a correction, identify a source, or provide document provenance through the existing DMZ War contact record. POW/MIA FOIA or MDR work remains under the POW Investigative Project even when a collection touches North Korea.
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