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North Korean Special Operations Forces: 1996 Kangnung Submarine Infiltration
Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin; 10/1/2004; Dies, Harry P Jr; 3038 words;
... infiltration stated that an infiltration near Kangnung had occurred a year earlier on 15 September ... collect intelligence on military facilities near Kangnung, while the submarine crew was to photograph ... kilometers off the South Korean coast near Kangnung. Kangnung is 140 kilometers east of Seoul ...
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&type=1 "Korea Times (Seoul, Korea)")
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Kangnung Records First Tropical Night This Year.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 6/21/2000; 53 words;
The Kangnung area in Kangwon Province saw the nation's first tropical night this year Tuesday morning, one month earlier than usual. The morning ...
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Typhoon Rusa hits Korean Peninsula
China Daily; 9/3/2002; 529 words;
KANGNUNG, Republic of Korea: The Republic of Korea said yesterday ... missing or injured, the North's official Korean Central News Agency said. Troops joined the search for survivors in the ... 65-year-old retiree Kwon Sa-hyun in the worst-affected city of Kangnung, which some witnesses said looked like a war ...
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North Korea wants sub back
The Boston Globe; 9/24/1996; Y. J. Ahn, Associated Press; 305 words;
KANGNUNG, South Korea -- A submarine that ran aground off South Korea must be returned, North Korea said yesterday. Engine trouble ... submarine, whose discovery last Wednesday led to an escalation in hostilities between the North and South. North Korea's Central News Agency quoted an unidentified military spokesman ...
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Mime Troupes to Perform in Global Festival in France.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 5/18/2000; 314 words;
... traditional mask-dance drama unique to Kangnung, Kangwon-do, will be staged during one ... festivals this summer. According to the Kangnung Tano Festival Organizing Committee, a ... five-day festival that the residents in Kangnung used to hold on ``Tano,'' the fifth day ...
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&type=1 "Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)")
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Football: South Africa players begin to feel pace.(Sport)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England); 6/6/2002; 82 words;
SOUTH AFRICA's players are beginning to feel the pace of life at their training resort of Kangnung in South Korea - and have found it is decidedly slow. The popular beach resort is hardly buzzing a month before the start of the ...
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Sweltering Nights Plague Residents Nationwide.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 7/4/2000; 362 words;
Amid sizzling weather above 30 degrees Celsius in the daytime, Kangnung on the east coast registered tropical temperatures on Sunday ... residents throughout the night. The tropical night was marked in Kangnung at 26.2 degrees on June 20 for the first time this year and ...
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&type=1 "The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)")
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EXERCISES MAY RESUME.(NEWS)(Brief Article)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH); 9/24/1996; 61 words;
KANGNUNG, SOUTH KOREA -- South Korea sought to revive joint military exercises with the United States today in light of an incursion by ...
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&type=1 "The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)")
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SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS KILL TWO NORTH KOREAN AGENTS.(GENERAL NEWS)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC); 9/22/1996; 142 words;
KANGNUNG, SOUTH KOREA -- South Korean troops killed two more North Korean agents in gun battles early Sunday, while two South Korean soldiers ...
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AGENTS, SOLDIERS KILLED IN KOREAN ESPIONAGE SAGA.(GENERAL NEWS)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC); 9/23/1996; 73 words;
KANGNUNG, SOUTH KOREA < -- Gunbattles claimed four lives as South Korean troops stalked North Korean agents hiding in the wilderness ...
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NORTH KOREANS ON THE LAM KILL SOUTH KOREAN TRACKER.(GENERAL NEWS)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC); 9/22/1996; 145 words;
KANGNUNG, SOUTH KOREA -- Two North Koreans fleeing a manhunt shot and killed a South Korean paratrooper tracking them Saturday, then vanished ...
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South Korean attraction
The Independent - London; 3/26/1998; 29 words;
COUNCILLORS in Kangnung, east of Seoul, planned to start building a museum today to display as a tourist attraction a North Korean submarine which ran aground in the area in September 1976.
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N. KOREA WANTS SUB BACK INCIDENT BLAMED ON ENGINE TROUBLE.(NEWS)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH); 9/23/1996; 220 words;
Byline: Associated Press KANGNUNG, South Korea -- North Korea demanded the return of a submarine grounded ... the craft Wednesday. In comments carried by North Korea's Central News Agency, an unidentified military spokesman for the North said the ...
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Police Probing Internet 'Suicide Site' in Connection with Deaths.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 12/15/2000; 279 words;
... which advocates suicide, local police said. A spokesman for Kangnung Police Station said two college students were found dead in ... initial police investigation revealed that the three arrived in Kangnung in Kim's car Wednesday night and drank together at a pub before ...
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Suicide Abettor Given One-Year Prison Term.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 2/16/2001; 160 words;
The Chunchon District Court's Kangnung Branch sentenced a 27-year-old man to one-year imprisonment yesterday on charges of aiding and abetting two college students in ...
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