What does a war taste like? Tracing the history of U.S. military combat ration in Korea, the podcast tells the Koreans’ bittersweet encounters with America.

Producer: Won-Gi Jung

Music: “Submerging Blue-Black” by Podington Bear, in Fathomless-Ambient
“Memory Wind” by Podington Bear, in Fathomless-Ambient

What does a war taste like? Tracing the history of U.S. military combat ration in Korea, the podcast tells the Koreans’ bittersweet encounters with America. Producer: Won-Gi Jung Music: “Submerging Blue-Black” by Podington Bear, in Fathomless-Ambient “Memory Wind” by Podington Bear, in Fathomless-Ambient

The taste of war: The Koreans and U.S. combat ration

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The taste of war: The Koreans and U.S. combat ration