Korea 1953 – 2016
In this the final episode of the Korean War Podcast, I will tell of some of the major incidents that have occurred along the Demilitarised Zone and off the seas of Korea involving North and South Korea.
Korea 1953 – 2016
In this the final episode of the Korean War Podcast, I will tell of some of the major incidents that have occurred along the Demilitarised Zone and off the seas of Korea involving North and South Korea.
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Excellent work on a subject that has been overlooked for years. It was the Korean War that gave us the military strategy that has been used ever since.
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I want to say a huge thank you for creating this wonderful podcast about the Korean War. I have listed to all 68 episodes. I greatly appreciated what must have been a tremendous amount of work on your behalf. I learned a lot about this war of which I previously knew very little. I’ve been to South Korea twice now and your podcast certainly provides a more thorough understanding. If I might provide a suggestion to anyone visiting S Korea that is interested in the Korean War that they visit the War Museum in Seoul, which has a lot of information on and equipment from the Korean War, including tanks, rockets, ships, spy subs, troop transports, etc.
I’d also like to say a quick thank you to you for developing this podcast and somehow managing to insert humour at various points. I laughed out loud a few times when listening. One memory in particular is when you said (ep. 58) “if you are thinking this podcast series … is one of … telling of pointless captures of one of thousands of hills in Korea … well then I am doing a good job of telling the story of the Korean War”.
Once again, thanks so much for your tremendous accomplishment.
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Thank you very much for creating this outstanding podcast series. You obviously spent many, many hours in research and preparation, and it shows. May I recommend a book to your listeners? It is “This Is War!: A Photo-Narrative of the Korean War” by David Douglas Duncan. He is a master photographer, and he captures the suffering of war which you described so clearly in your podcast. I was stationed in Korea in the 1990s with the USAF and you taught me many things that I didn’t know. Thank you again for your hard work.
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