The Black Knight

Testimonies received, achnowledged, and accepted by the US Dept of Defense regarding The Black Knight . Veterans Day Testimony by John K Singlaub , founding member of the Central Intelligence Agency ( CIA ), and a highly decorated commando in the former Office of Strategic Services ( OSS ). 11 Nov 2013 / To PFC David Apperson, a comrade in arms, sincere thanks for your service on the Korean DMZ and actions as an MP in harm's way. John K Singlaub Major General, US Army Retired Fourth of July Testimony by Stephen Silvasy, Jr 4 Jul 2010 / During February and March of 1978, Soldiers of B Company, 1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry (Buccaneers) were manning Guard Posts (GPs) Collier and Quelette in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) along the North (nK) and South (ROK) Korean border in the vicinity of the jointly ROK/US manned Joint Security Area (JSA) at Panmunjom. During daylight hours, Buccaneer Soldiers observed nK activities to ensure the safety of ROK/US soldiers working in the ...

The Black Knight was born on 3 Sep 1959 at Oregon Health Science University. Partly due to the fact he was once known as an illegitimate child, he was deemed by the State of Oregon to be a juvenile delinquent and a ward-of-the-state in the time of his birth. In November of 1961, at the age of two The Black Knight was taken illegally to Naval Station Guantanamo Bay without legal adoption documentations by an active duty Seabee with the US Navy. A short time after arriving at GITMO, The Black Knight had his pinky fingers broken because he accidentally shut a sliding door on a cat's tail. On 22 October 1962, on orders from the President, 1703 individuals were evacuated from Guantanamo Bay. Of this number 100 were three year old children, with The Black Knight being one of the 100. Cuban Missile Crises in World History · Dept of State History of the Cuban Missile Crises · Adlai Stevenson Address to the United Nations · John F Kennedy Speech from the Oval Office The cris...