The late Won Moo Hurh attended Monmouth College in Illinois after the Korean War and received a Ph.D. in sociology and ethnology at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. He was a professor emeritus of sociology and anthropology at Western Illinois University and the author of five books.

• Table of ContentsA Note on the Title      viiiAcknowledgments      Abbreviations      Preface      1. Chances of Life      2. My First Life-Chance      3. Memories from the Early Years      4. The War and My Shattered Life Course      5. Officer Candidate School      6. The Frontline and Fort Sill      7. Teaching at the ROK Artillery School      8. Back to the Front      9. Antiaircraft Artillery and Fort Bliss      10. Serving the Top Brass      Epilogue      Appendix: ROK Infantry and Artillery (1950–53)      References      Index

The late Won Moo Hurh attended Monmouth College in Illinois after the Korean War and received a Ph.D. in sociology and ethnology at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. He was a professor emeritus of sociology and anthropology at Western Illinois University and the author of five books.

• Table of ContentsA Note on the Title      viiiAcknowledgments      Abbreviations      Preface      1. Chances of Life      2. My First Life-Chance      3. Memories from the Early Years      4. The War and My Shattered Life Course      5. Officer Candidate School      6. The Frontline and Fort Sill      7. Teaching at the ROK Artillery School      8. Back to the Front      9. Antiaircraft Artillery and Fort Bliss      10. Serving the Top Brass      Epilogue      Appendix: ROK Infantry and Artillery (1950–53)      References      Index

The late Won Moo Hurh attended Monmouth College in Illinois after the Korean War and received a Ph.D. in sociology and ethnology at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. He was a professor emeritus of sociology and anthropology at Western Illinois University and the author of five books.

• Table of ContentsA Note on the Title      viiiAcknowledgments      Abbreviations      Preface      1. Chances of Life      2. My First Life-Chance      3. Memories from the Early Years      4. The War and My Shattered Life Course      5. Officer Candidate School      6. The Frontline and Fort Sill      7. Teaching at the ROK Artillery School      8. Back to the Front      9. Antiaircraft Artillery and Fort Bliss      10. Serving the Top Brass      Epilogue      Appendix: ROK Infantry and Artillery (1950–53)      References      Index