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The turnout for DJ's last Buraksan run was alright (L to R - Boyd, Chief Gross, Conyers, Moore)

The turnout for DJ's last Buraksan run was alright (L to R - Boyd, Chief Gross, Conyers, Moore)

For his 40th Birthday in Korea, DJ went to an escape room with Les, Ben, Mike, Dale, and Scott. They did the Pirate's Revenge room and completed it in around 40 minutes - just 4 minutes off the record. It was a lot of fun.

DJ sits next to Capt Harms at a going away lunch for SMSgt Brean Fitzsimmons, who was moving to a different organization on base. The place is called Nolboo Hangari Galbi and it is one of the better Korean BBQ places near Osan AB.

DJ stands in North Korean territory beside a special forces South Korean guard during his DMZ visit.

Korean special forces guard the North Korea crossing in the DMZ. You can see a tiny North Korean soldier standing at the top of the stairs of the far building.

The North Koreans have tried many times over the years to tunnel into South Korea. This is the third such tunnel found and has been turned into a tourist thing.

This monument is showing people pushing a divided world back together, I guess in hopes of a once again united Korea.

This monument is showing people pushing a divided world back together, I guess in hopes of a once again united Korea.

This shows the entire DMZ area - at least the main area. Interestingly, we could not take pictures of certain areas, but here they are depicted in the model. Strange.

DJ stands in front of some happy South Korean police people that were just randomly hanging around.

This was a tree sculpture with a bunch of hanging bells - it was special for some reason but I am not sure why.

A South Korean fighter jet hanging out in front of a museum. I am not sure what type of jet it is.

This was a monument to the US helping out in the Korean War. South Korea realized it was crappy and built a new one many years later.

This is the new monument South Korea made commemorating the US's help during the Korean War.