Craig Morgan

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.

And we realized at this point that people were following us and they were trying to turn us in.

So I told them that we can't stop.

And it was about two miles from where we were.

Now, mind you, we probably hadn't eaten in four or five days.

The only thing we had eaten was bugs that we caught and the rice that grew up through the pens that we were being kept in.

Anything that flew in there died.

Really?

Just anything?