Topic: Korean War

In 1951, Wilhelm Reich initiated the Oranur experiment to determine if orgone energy could counteract nuclear radiation during the Korean War. The process involved placing a milligram of radium inside a high-layer orgone accumulator. Southgate explains the mechanics of how metal and organic materials are layered to create a directional flow of etheric energy toward the center of a device.

Iserbyt reflects on her time serving with the Strategic Air Command in Guam and Japan during the Korean War. She recounts stories told by refugees from Communist China and Vietnam about the brutal suppression of political resistors under Mao Zedong. These experiences informed her perspective when she later discovered she was being classified as a "resister" by the U.S. educational establishment.

During the Korean War, a young Marine reported being joined by a mysterious, 6-foot-5 soldier named Michael during a snowstorm patrol. The apparition allegedly recited a specific prayer the Marine's mother had taught him and protected the unit from an enemy ambush. After the Marine lost consciousness, his sergeant claimed the mysterious soldier had neutralized the enemy with a sword, though no such person was officially part of the unit.

Paul Hellyer recounts his early life during the Great Depression and his subsequent study of economics to understand the necessity of recessions. He describes his rapid ascent in Canadian politics, graduating university in May 1949 and being elected to the House of Commons in June 1949. Hellyer notes that the expected post-war depression was averted by money manufacturing for the Korean War.

The Presidio of San Francisco served as the Western Defense Command Center and the birthplace of the United Nations in January 1942. Originally established as an organization of war following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the UN coordinated global resistance movements. During the Korean War, American casualties were officially counted as United Nations fatalities, with coffins draped in UN flags rather than the American flag.