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June 7, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Service planned for sailors killed in 2002

A South Korean Navy official announced that there will be a memorial service later this month for several South Korean sailors who were killed three years ago in a naval skirmish with North Korea on the Yellow Sea. The skirmish took place on June 29, 2002, after North Korean naval vessels crossed th

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A South Korean Navy official announced that there will be a memorial service later this month for several South Korean sailors who were killed three years ago in a naval skirmish with North Korea on the Yellow Sea. The skirmish took place on June 29, 2002, after North Korean naval vessels crossed the Northern Limit Line maritime boundary.

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