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Topic: Choi Dae Shik

	Biography of General Choi, Hong Hi
		Choi was appointed as Chief of Staff of the First Corps in 1952 and was responsible for briefing General MacArthur during the latter’s visits to Kang Nung.
		In 1965 Ambassador Choi, retired two star general, was appointed by the Government of the Republic of Korea to lead a goodwill mission to West Germany, Italy, Turkey, United-Arab Republic, Malaysia, and Singapore.
		In March 1971, Choi attended the Second Asian Taekwon-Do Tournament, held at Stadium Negara in Malaysia, which was opened with the declaration of Tun Abdul Rhajak, the Prime Minister, and closed with the presence of their Majesties.
	www.itf-information.com /information02.htm (3968 words)

	Berjaya Taekwon-Do Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In Choi was promoted to full colonel and visited the United States for the first time, attending the Fort Riley Ground General School.
		In Ambassador Choi, retired two star general, was appointed by the Government of the Republic of Korea to lead a goodwill mission to West Germany, Italy, Turkey, United-Arab Republic, Malaysia, and Singapore.
		In Choi toured Southeast Asia to personally investigate the preparations of each country for the First Asian Taekwon-Do Tournament that was held in September in Hong Kong.
	www.berjayatkdplanet.com /Founder.html (3936 words)

	Taekwondo History
		In 1954, General Hong Hi Choi organized the 29th Infantry on Che Je island, off the Korean coast, as a spearhead and center for taek kyon training in the military.
		Choi had been teaching his martial art to his soldiers throughout his military career, and had become an instructor for the American Military Police School in Seoul as early as 1948.
		Given fast promotion within the Korean Armed Forces, Choi was named Chief of Staff in 1952 as a Brigadier General and a man of considerable influence in the war time forces of then President Syngman Rhee.
	dwp.bigplanet.com /terrybrule/tkdhistory (5126 words)

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