Threats and Opportunities on the Korean Peninsula

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Donald P. Gregg is president and chairman of the board of The Korea Society in New York City. Following graduation from Williams College in 1951, he joined the Central Intelligence Agency and over the next quarter century was assigned to Japan, Burma, Vietnam, and Korea. Gregg was seconded to the National Security Council staff in 1979, where he was in charge of intelligence activities and Asian policy affairs. In 1982, he was asked by then Vice President George H. W. Bush to become his national security advisor. After retirement from the CIA he was awarded its highest decoration, the Distinguished Intelligence Medal.