Joint Security Area
The Joint Security Area is the only portion of the Korean Demilitarized Zone where South and North Korean forces stand face-to-face. From time to time, it is the scene of negotiations between South and North.
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Korean DMZ from the North Korean side
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DPRK's "Hall of Unification"
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Freedom House, ROK
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ROK-DPRK boundary, photo taken on ROK territory
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boundary
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interior of Panmun Guk
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Panmunjeom, frontier to North Korea
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Home of Peace, ROK
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Panmunjeom north flagpole
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Panmunjeom, View from North to South Korea. Own photo taken in August 2005
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Panmunjeom, View from North to South. Own photo taken in August 2005
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Panmunjeom, JSA, inside the middle barack. Own photo taken in August 2005
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Equipment recovered from sunken North Korean boat in South Korean waters
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Equipment recovered from sunken North Korean boat in South Korean waters
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Equipment recovered from sunken North Korean boat in South Korean waters
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View from KPA#7 towards CP#3 (Photo January 1976)
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Picture of KPA#8 along emergenct egress road from CP#3 (Photo March 1976)
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View looking south from CP#3 towards Taesong-dong (Photo March 1976)
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Picture of OP#5, site where the pictures of the Axe Murder Incident were taken from (Photo August 1977)
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KPA Guard watching North Korean workers in the rice paddies from KPA#3 (Photo August 1977)
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Another view of KPA#3, this one a year earlier. This also shows the North Korean boundary of the DMZ (Photo January 1976)
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Photo showing the engineers beginning to start cutting the tree during Operation Paul Bunyan
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North Korean sponsored tour of Angolans to the JSA after the fall of Angola to Communism (part1)
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North Korean sponsored tour of Angolans to the JSA after the fall of Angola to Communism (part2)
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Picture with Lt. Barrett incorrectly identified, the individual is actually Sp/4 Gene Bickley
