This is in response to the Oct. 1 letter “Trump unfairly criticized.”
Having served in Korea during the war, I think the letter writer would be further educated about the war by reading about the Korean Armistice Agreement on Wikipedia.
Some corrections to his comments: President Truman didn’t sign the armistice. It was signed in July 1953, by Lt. Gen. Harrison for the United Nations, and a North Korean general for North Korea and China. This was an armistice which is a cease-fire between military forces rather than between governments. President Eisenhower, elected in November 1952, was president.
Evidently, the writer’s solution to the problem is World War III. There will be a lot of talk and posturing but I believe that, in the end, it will continue to be a stalemate.
