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"The Indigenous Personnel"
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The Officers at K-8 had Korean "House Girls" to wash our socks, make the beds, and not much else. They played an incredible teeter totter game in which the board was placed over a hump of earth and they alternately launched each other into the sky. |
"Honey Buckets"
No one who has ever visited Korea will forget the smell of the "Honey Bucket" on the way to fertilize the fields. |
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Korean Irrigation system - The ancient way of moving water near Kunsan. |
| Downtown Kunsan was mostly off limits. |
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A distinguished Oriental gentleman on his way to an important meeting. |
A Korean "Dump Truck"
The Koreans could haul prodigious loads on these A-Frames. When we were successful in destroying the trucks in North Korea they still moved the ammo to the front with these wooden racks. |
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"First place winner in the Ugly Man Contest"
This man was the flight line janitor and was at least 5 feet tall. But he could do a lot of work. |
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