Fun fact: Those dudes actually have probably less medals than most western officers in same ranks, just the uniform regulations in DPRK require wearing all medals in their full form instead of ribbons while in dress uniforms.
They can wear their parents and grandparents medals. Most of these were probably won during the Korean war.
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Those uniforms fit like they took them off a dead guy that wore a very poorly tailored uniform.
My handshake b ings all the boys to the yard.
They earned every one of those medals.
In the Battles of Xing and Lin-Kedin
I was struggling to find a job and my friend looked at my resume and was like, dude you need to put more bullshit there, add a bunch of stuff, even if it’s fake, no one cares, everyone does it. After so much rejection I was willing to try anything, fortunately a company hired me just around those days. But next time I’ll probably have to take his advice…
