Glenn D. Paige (83) was born in Brockton, Mass on June 28, 1929. He completed freshman year at Princeton University (1947-48) where he enlisted in the artillery ROTC program as a private in the NJ National Guard. He enlisted in the Regular Army in August 1948 and after leadership school and OCS was commissioned 2nd Lt. in October 1949. After AAA artillery school he was assigned as assistant communications officer in the 10th AAA Group attached to the 2nd Infantry Division. He arrived in Pusan, Korea on September 4, 1950. The 10th AAA Group was attached in ground support of the 1st ROK Division and fought from Taegu to the capture of Pyongyang, the Battle of Unsan, and Chinese intervention until detached to return to its air defense role in Seoul in December 1950. He returned from Korea on September 15, 1952 as 1st Lt. and served as aide to the commanding general of the AAA defenses of Washington DC. He received the Korean service medal w/7 bronze stars and the Army commendation medal. He completed military service as Capt. USAR in December 1960. After return from Korea he studied politics, Princeton A.B. 1955; Asian studies (Korea), Harvard A.M. 1957; and political science, Northwestern, Ph.D. 1959. His doctoral dissertation The Korean Decision: June 24-30, 1950, based on interviews with President Truman and other top leaders, was published in 1968. He returned to Korea as research adviser in the Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University (1959-61). After teaching at Princeton (1961-67) and the University of Hawaii (1967-92), he retired as professor emeritus and founded the nonprofit Center for Global Nonviolence (1994) which became the Center for Global Nonkilling (2008-) [ww.nonkilling.org]. Among his publications is Nonkilling Korea: Six Culture Exploration (2012) co-published by the SNU Press. Among friends remembered from the war are Gen. Paik Sun Yup, Master Sergeant Arthur P. Long, Col. William H. Hennig, Lt. Col Forrest L. Martz, Capt William Rawcliffe, and Capt Arthur C. Brooks, Jr. Hobbies are reading and music.