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Archive de guerre froide

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Posté par Schizodoxe, le 15 juillet 2009

Pour reprendre les « qui », en voilà un qui est facile, mais je veux les deux noms.

Et je ne répondrai pas aux questions à moins de voir les compétiteurs trop s’embourber

Posté par Schizodoxe, le 9 mai 2009

Posté par Schizodoxe, le 9 mai 2009

: A U.S. soldier at play with a camera on a military truck, as the U.S. forces to South Korea open new war equipment Patriot missile to the public at their base in Osan, South Korea on 10 June 1994. Choo Youn-Kong

: A U.S. soldier resting Monday against a tank during exercises near the demilitarized zone separating the two Koreas. Troops were on alert as tension over North Korea's nuclear program intensified. Choo Youn-Kong/Agence France-Presse/INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1994

: An U.S. Air Force official at play Friday at a U.S. military base near Seoul, South Korea. In the background are Patriot missile launchers. South Korea and its U.S. allies would be certain winners in the event of war with the North Korea, our armed forces combat ability and the performance of our military equipment are superior to those of the North Korean military, South Korean Defense Minister said. Choo Youn Kong/Agence France Presse/INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE, SATURDAY-SUNDAY, JUNE 11-12, 1994

: A South Korean military police, left, and a North Korean soldier keeping watch each other on 29 March 1994, at the border village Panmunjom. CHOO Youn-Kong/Ahence France Presse

: "Bridge of No Return" on the DMZ between North and South Korea, 29 March 1994. CHOO Youn-Kong

: U.S. President Bill Clinton shakes hands with a South Korean soldier on the heavily-armed border between North and South Korea during his visit on 11 July 1993. The U.S. has pledged to defend the South if war erupts again in the hair-trigger standoff. CHOO YOUN-KONG/AFP

: A U.S. military police at a armistice line between South Korea and North Korea, where has been in the state of a ceasefire for 37 years since 1953, takes a picture of a North Korean military police as the U.S. troops guard the border village Panmunjom on 1990. CHOO YOUN-KONG

: Office employees at exercise for preparation of chemical, biological and radiological warfare in Seoul 15 March 1999. CHOO Youn-Kong/Agence France Presse