Craig Morgan

That's what you're told.

And all you know, you don't know anything except...

the experience that you're encountering right then, and you have a location as to your safe house, the place you're trying to get to.

So if you do get outside of the camp, you gotta get to there.

But what you don't know is all of these little communities that you're running through, all of those local Korean people are paid good money if they turn you in.

So if they see someone from the camp,

I mean, they're literally, they do patrols to look for people trying to get out of the camp so that they can get rewarded.

Wow.

And we escaped.

Myself, two other Americans, one other American and two Katusas, which weren't Korean Army.

They were what they call Korean Augmentation to the United States Army.

So they're Korean nationals that work in the U.S.

Army that are stationed in Korea.

Wow.

So they're assigned to my unit, even though they're Koreans.

Right.

But instead of going through the Korean Army programs, they go through the U.S.

Army programs so that we have that international relationship thing happening.

But we escaped and we got out.

Well, we're running literally, we weren't 200 yards from the little encampment.