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An Army self-propelled howitzer collided with two civilian cars trailing from behind on a national highway in the central border region of Cheorwon last week, leaving one civilian driver dead, military officials said Tuesday. The K55A1 howitzer was struck by the two cars from behind when it was driving along a national route at around 7 p.m. on Thursday, according to Army officials. The crash killed the driver of the first car, while the driver of the second vehicle suffered…
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Upgrade this serverAn Army self-propelled howitzer collided with two civilian cars trailing from behind on a national highway in the central border region of Cheorwon last week, leaving one civilian driver dead, military officials said Tuesday. The K55A1 howitzer was struck by the two cars from behind when it was driving along a national route at around 7 p.m. on Thursday, according to Army officials. The crash killed the driver of the first car, while the driver of the second vehicle suffered injuries and was rushed to a hospital for treatment. The artillery vehicle was reportedly returning from a training…
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