Turncoats

[<RonaldS842@aol.com>]

   Interesting bit of trivia.
   The discussion brings to mind the infamous "Turncoats", an interesting 
part of the history of the Korean War.
   What happened to these guys? Are any of them still alive and living in 
North Korea?

Ronald D. Schultz
Moraga, CA

P.S. I still have a lingering suspicion, and I know it is "far out", that 
there was a conspiracy involved in the start if the war and that it involved 
much more than just the Korean Peninsula, really between the USA and USSR. I 
base this on the work I was doing in the USAFSS although my involvement was 
not on a high level. (Whose was when you got below the level of MacArthur?:-) 
History is strange, remembering is even stranger.
   Ed, there was a book written about this alleged conspiracy that was given 
some serious consideration several years ago. Do you, or someone else, 
remember the book and author? I would like to reread it and maybe a rebuttal.


P.P.S. My very young nephew just earned his first star in the USAF. My God! 
where does the time go?