PDF Borderline Warfare:: Unc Forces in Korea; 1954-1974 (A Historical Chronology) by Robert V. Hunt Jr. in History

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Nicholas A. VonadaAs a border war vet I found the book historically enlightening.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Very accurate journal with references of a very scary time in a "non-combat zone".By LAURENCE E WILLIAMSStill reading; but found it to be very accurate. I served on the DMZ in 1967 to 1968 in the 2nd Infantry Division and again 1983 to 1984 at the JSA. I found that most people; even those in the military; had no idea of what was happening on the DMZ unless they had actually served there. My unit suffered 12 KIA and I was there for the North Korean attempt to assassinate President Park and the capture of the USS Pueblo.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Why We Are Still In KoreaBy Ralph R. Racioppithis is a good timeline of actions in the DMZ that shows how we can be embroiled in an on-going war without the American public being aware. The war (Police Action) is not over; the situation is just as dangerous today as it was in 1953. The only difference is that China is now our "friend" and may be less likely to intervene if North Korea decides to create another "liberation" effort. The South Koreans are one of the few countries in the world who actually like us. Man for man; their soldiers are true warriors; if only for that reason; they deserve our support. This book; if read; can serve to foster our continued support.