During the world wars, our troops cherished any mail they received
from home, and in return, did whatever they could to reply to their families and loved ones. Postcards – some made from fine French silk, others on the backs of cigarette boxes – were the most popular mode
of communication.
Today, our people deployed overseas send messages home
by email, skype or good old-fashioned post.
My role here on the Korean Peninsula is part of a multi -national mission led by the United States. Stability on the peninsula is critical to ensuring peace and prosperity across Asia.
The primary role of United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission is to supervise the access to and