Last August two South Korean non-commissioned officers stepped on what was, presumably, a North Korean mine and were gravely injured.
Before that, former South Korean DMZ ranger Shin Yong-tae of the 22nd Infantry came to understand the fear of mines at the DMZ.
Last August two South Korean non-commissioned officers stepped on what was, presumably, a North Korean mine and were gravely injured.
Before that, former South Korean DMZ ranger Shin Yong-tae of the 22nd Infantry came to understand the fear of mines at the DMZ.
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