Moo Duk Kwan, Hwa Soo Do Kyo Bon

The Hwa Soo Do Kyo Bon publication by Moo Duk Kwan Founder Hwang Kee was a highlight of 1948

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WMDK Memorial Supporting photos

file all WMDK memorial photos and videos in this folder for future reference
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WMDK Current photos 2016 -2020

More additions to the MDK collections of photos including current photos and at times some vintage photos recently obtained,
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USA Ko Dan Ja Photos

Various photos from different KDJSS throughout the USA.
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SEALS Conferences 2000-2004

various photos from the SEALS Conferences
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Photos from Kwan Jang Nim's 70th Birthday Training and Celebration 4 Mar 2017

Photos from Kwan Jang Nim's 70th Birthday Training and Celebration 4 Mar 2017
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moo duk kwan 1963 photo

The picture on History of Moodukkwan (Central Dojang members) in 1963. On the Warship of 7th Fleet of USA.
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Ko Dan Ja Shim Sa Korea

Various years of the Korean Ko Dan Ja Shim Sa groups
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Han Dol Winter Camp 2017 (Region 1 USA)

photos taken from facebook and other sources showing activities at the region 1 Han Dol Winter Camp 2017, hosted by Tsai Sa Bom Nim.

 

 

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