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Dan Bjarnason
Dan Bjarnason is the author of "Triumph at Kapyong, Canada's Pivotal Battle in Korea" published by Dundurn Press in April 2011. For more than 30 years he was a TV news correspondent for "The National" with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. His specialty is military history and his worldwide assignments took him from the Little Bighorn to the Falklands. Bjarnason lives in Toronto.
Monthly Archives: May 2012
Nukes in Asia
The first and only (so far) use of “atomic” weapons in history was against the Japanese. But we’ll never know how close we came to seeing a second atomic attack, only five years later, also in Asia. In Korea. The … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Army, korean war, military history, PPCLI, Uncategorized
Tagged Canadian Army, China, Cuban Missile Crisis, Harry Truman, Hiroshima, Korean War, Nagasaki, PPCLI
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