[REVIEW] 'The Tree at Panmunjom' vividly revisits 1976 tensions
In the summer of 1976, a soldier fresh out of basic training named Bill Davis arrives in Korea and finds himself assigned to Camp Kitty Hawk just before serving a tense 24-hour shift at the nearby Demilitarized Zone’s (DMZ) Joint Security Area (JSA). Given the opportunity to ask questions, the one he poses is, “How long before this starts feeling normal?” The reply, “I’ll let you know when it…
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