A Trip to Seoul, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM There was a chill in the air as Truman, and I walked over to the motor pool in the dark. “Who’s idea was it to leave at this hour?” Truman asked. “They changed the time for the game, and if we are going to make it for the kickoff, we haveContinue reading “A Trip to Seoul, From the Archives”

The Monsoon Rains 

D. E. Larsen, DVM I went to the door again and opened it just a bit to see if the rain was coming down in sheets. I could see the officer’s quarters across the street. “Is it still raining, Larsen?” Steve Cross asked from the bar. “It’s raining harder than I have ever seen itContinue reading “The Monsoon Rains “

Dumb and Dumber, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM By the summer of nineteen sixty-seven, I had been elevated to Quality Control NCO in our maintenance shop for the 177th USASA Operations Company located at Camp Humphreys, South Korea. The year I was there is often called the second Korean War. We were besieged by many infiltrators from North KoreaContinue reading “Dumb and Dumber, From the Archives”