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South Korean army General Cha Yung-gu
South Korean army General Cha Yung-gu answers reporters' questions in front of the symbol of the Defense Ministry in Seoul June 5, 2003. U.S. and South Korean officials agreed on Thursday to a timetable for removing frontline American forces from the South's border with communist North Korea, the allies said in a statement. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Thu, 5 Jun 2003
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South Korean army General Cha Yung-gu
South Korean army General Cha Yung-gu answers reporters' questions in front of the symbol of the Defense Ministry in Seoul June 5, 2003. U.S. and South Korean officials agreed on Thursday to a timetable for removing frontline American forces from the South's border with communist North Korea, the allies said in a statement. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Thu, 5 Jun 2003
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Woman prays
1950 Korean War Memorial Day
A South Korean woman prays for the 1950 Korean War deceased at the National Cemetery in Seoul at the eve of South Korea's Memorial Day June 5, 2003. The United States backed the South in the 1950 - 53 Korean conflict which ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty, meaning the North and South are technically still at war. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Thu, 5 Jun 2003
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Woman prays
1950 Korean War Memorial Day
A South Korean woman prays for the 1950 Korean War deceased at the National Cemetery in Seoul at the eve of South Korea's Memorial Day June 5, 2003. The United States backed the South in the 1950 - 53 Korean conflict which ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty, meaning the North and South are technically still at war. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Thu, 5 Jun 2003
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Man prays
1950 Korean War Memorial Day
A South Korean man prays for the 1950 Korean War deceased at the National Cemetery in Seoul at the eve of South Korea's Memorial Day June 5, 2003. The United States backed the South in the 1950 - 53 Korean conflict which ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty, meaning the North and South are technically still at war. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Thu, 5 Jun 2003
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Woman prays at gravestone
1950 Korean War Memorial Day
A South Korean woman prays at a gravestone for the 1950 Korean War deceased at the National Cemetery in Seoul at the eve of South Korea's Memorial Day June 5, 2003. The United States backed the South in the 1950 - 53 Korean conflict which ended in a truce rather than a peace treaty, meaning the North and South are technically still at war. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Thu, 5 Jun 2003
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Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in Seoul
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo arrives at Seoul Military Airport, Korea, on Monday, June 2, 2003. Arroyo will talk about the North Korean nuclear crisis. (DIPAG Photo/Ryu Seung il)
- Mon, 2 Jun 2003
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