(1)Jenkins found guilty to charges of desertion

(1)Jenkins found guilty to charges of desertion

ZAMA, Japan - U.S. Army sergeant Charles Jenkins (C) walks toward a room to appear in a court-martial hearing at the Army's Camp Zama near Tokyo on Nov. 3. A military judge found him guilty of desertion and aiding the enemy by teaching North Koreans English. The photo was released by the U.S. Army. (Kyodo)

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