The Do.22 was a German seaplane torpedo bomber that was never used by the Germans and never operated as a torpedo bomber; in fact it was not always a seaplane either. 12 were sold to Greece (Kg variant), 4 to Finland (Kl) and 12 to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (Kj). In Greek service, they were first used in naval convoy escort missions. Later, 8 were fitted with conventional landing gear instead of sea-landing floating system, because the Greeks were desperately short of army cooperation aircraft. They were also expected to be used for night bombing missions against the Italian forces at Tepeleni, but only one such mission was carried out.

One of several that can be found in:
http://greek-war-equipment.blogspot.com

Greek Do.22 Kg

First aid point of the Ethiopian army. Note the western military advisers. 1935-36. DVX

First Aid point

North Korea's "Respected and Beloved Leader", Kim il-Sung, photographed with his first wife, Kin Jong-Suk, and his son, Kim Jong-il, photographed while father and mother were still in service with the Soviet Red Army, 1944/'45.  The lack of clarity as to date derives from North Korean myth-making, which leaves uncertainty of as much as a year as to the date birth of Kim Jong-il; he was certainly born while his father was in Soviet service but when, exactly, is uncertain.  Having presided over the messiest piece of post-WW2 business - the Korean War - established a Stalinist state in North Korea, and adopted "non-alignment" as North Korean state policy (defined by one Western humorist as a willingness to accept cash from anybody), Kim il-Sung died in 1994, to be succeeded smoothly by the "Dear Leader", Kim Jong-il.  The latter died today, having led his country into post-Stalinist chaos resulting in large part from the collapse of external support following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the "re-orientation" of policy in "Socialist" China.

The story appears to be that Kim Jong-il died of a heart attack due to "overwork".  My own theory is that "Team America - World Police" finally got him.  Pity they were after Mullah Omar at the time ... Best regards, JR.