Chuck Bryant

So before this incident that we're about to talk about there, there was one example we should mention when North Korean troops were kind of mussing the hair of a soldier named William Henderson.

And he did not take it well.

I guess he was into his hair or something.

He got mad, took a swing and got a I guess a throat chop or something and got a busted larynx and such that Boniface wrote his wife and said, our mission here is to take the verbal abuse, the kicking, the shoving, but to not let it go any further.

Major Henderson lost his cool and blew it.

It's a natural reaction, but he should have known better.

Yeah, and it was a big deal.

So I also saw that Henderson was provoked by a journalist who spat at him.

When Henderson stood up, the journalist hit him, and then finally Henderson hit him back, and then all of a sudden a bunch of North Korean troops jumped on him.

But the fact that he took the bait was a big deal because he was a major.

That means you're a big deal at a camp already.

Like, you're fairly high up.

So him fighting back was, yeah, that was a big deal.

Maybe an early-ish break here.

It seems like a good dividing line.

I think we should.

We'll take a break and we'll come back and talk about the tree that started the whole thing.

All right.

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