Part II of the #AFIO interview of WW2/Korea/Vietnam veteran brothers Arthur and Richard Kim is now available both as a video and as a podcast on all major platforms. Link to the AFIO podcast platform in the comments.
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Part I of the #AFIO interview of WW2/Korea/Vietnam veterans Arthur and Richard Kim, whose stories are told in my book “Victory in Shanghai: A Korean American Family’s Journey to the CIA and the Army Special Forces.”
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The #AFIO interview of Arthur and Richard Kim, about their WWII experiences profiled in my book “Victory in Shanghai: A Korean American Family’s Journey to the CIA and the Army Special Forces," is now available as a podcast.
Part I on AFIO’s platform:
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“Victory in Shanghai” tells the true story of the four Kim brothers who fought for the US in WWII and became early members of the IC and SF. Thanks to #AFIO, now you can hear it straight from two of the brothers. Part 2 linked in the comments.
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Robert Kim retweeted
The OSS veteran and “French Chef” Julia Child died OTD 2004. Betty McIntosh, her friend and OSS colleague, wrote: “In March 1945, Julia and I both received orders to report to Kunming, China, to OSS Detachment 404. On March 15, 1945, we flew the ‘Hump’ together from India to China. The plane, an unpressurized C-54, was stormed-tossed for three hours over the 15,000-foot Himalayan peaks, sucked up and down hundreds of feet by air currents, flying through lightning and thunder, and engulfed in heavy clouds. There were occasional views of the snowfields far below where planes that hadn’t made it were etched like crosses in the whiteness. Most of us were basket cases except Julia, who calmly read a book during the flight.”
My July 26 book talk and signing at Barnes & Noble in Seven Corners is now a unique opportunity to meet LtCol/Rev Richard Kim and Arthur Kim, two of the four Kim brothers featured in Victory in Shanghai. @osssociety @AFIO @SpecialForcesA4 @JAVAGo4BrokeMIS
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In the time of the Greatest Generation, Congress passed three Private Laws to admit 5 foreign national Kim family members into the country in 1946-50, in recognition of the family’s service to the nation in WWII. Read about it in Victory in Shanghai.
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Join me at the Barnes & Noble in Seven Corners, VA on Saturday July 26 at noon for a meet-and-greet and book signing for my latest book, Victory in Shanghai: A Korean American Family's Journey to the CIA and the Army Special Forces. @osssociety @AFIO
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Homage to #OtisWonsley39 and the Fun Bunch, by the Chicago Bears defensive backs
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First post of a series on my new book, "Victory in Shanghai: The Journey to America of a Korean-American Founding Family of U.S. Intelligence and Special Operations", to be published by the University of Nebraska Press in spring 2025.
Robert Kim retweeted
Today @FortuneMagazine featured Kharon’s recent piece on the sanctioned #cryptocurrency mixer #TornadoCash and how its developer — Alexey Pertsev — once worked for a company that was designated for providing support to #Russia’s FSB.
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Robert Kim retweeted
Alexey Pertsev, developer of the cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash, was formerly employed by a company linked to the Russian security agency FSB, according to a report from the intelligence firm Kharon. bit.ly/3wxsGXb















