John A. Lambie was born February 16,1928 in Denver, Colorado to John W. Lambie and Hilda F. Lambie (Flaat). He attended grade school in Denver and moved to Grand Forks, ND with his parents and brother, Rodger, in 1940. In Grand Forks he went to school at South Junior High and Central High School, graduating in 1946. He then studied at The University of North Dakota for two years before transferring to North Dakota State University, graduating in 1950 with a degree in Agriculture.
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from getting from point a to point b, we ve got details on that. and jacqui jeras stationed at our travel desk this morning. first we begin one of the most dangerous parts of the world. this morning, south korea s threatening enormous retaliation after an attack by the north. at the same time, the white house is weighing what to do next. the u.s. says george washington is on its way to the yellow sea as previously scheduled. it ll take part in exercises with south korea not far from yesterday s attack. president obama has called south korea s president to express his support. and this morning, the south reports the bodies of two civilians have been found on the island. nearly 24 hours after one of the worst attacks since the korean war. our stan grant is live in south korea with the very latest. stan, how high are the tensions there in the peninsula this morning? reporter: you know, john, this is always a volatile reg n region. you described the enormous retaliation
are coming home from iraq and afghanistan with traumatic brain injuries. we talk about this a lot. could a new kind of helmet help? first, though, big story we are watching and we want to begin with right now. the shocking reminder of the forgotten war. 57 years after north and south korea reached an uneasy armistice, but never an outright peace. the world is watching a return to deadly hostilities. it centers on a disputed island two miles from a disputed border in the yellow sea. the south had been holding military thridrills there to wh the north fiercely objected when the south started firing artillery into the sea but away from north korea, the north unleashed a barrage, killing two south korean marines and wounding at least 15 soldiers and 3 civilians. the south responded in kind and also scrambled fighter jets. the toll they inflicted on the north isn t yet known. these pictures are all from north korea s attack on the island. this island is home to south korean mili
80 rounds and scrambled f-16 fighter jets. the initial target was the south korean island in the yellow sea. reports say two soldiers were killed, more than a dozen injured by artillery fire. jill dougherty s following developments live in washington. jill, this is not the first time this island has been a flash point between the two nations. that s right, john. it s right along that maritime border. it s called the northern limit line between north korea and south korea. and just back in march, you had that sinking of the ship. it s really a flash point. this is a serious provocation. the it s not just a few little gun shots. this is artillery shells being lobbed from the north into the south. now the united states had a very quick reaction. and i ll read it here. the u.s. strongly condemns this attack, calls on north korea to halt its belligerent action and fully abide by the terms of the arms disagreement. the united states is firmly committed to the defense of our all