Did
you know the average age of a veteran of the Korean War, known as “the
Forgotten War,” is 81 years old? These proud men and women and their
families who served and sacrificed for our country deserve to be
recognized and honored for their service. More than 33,000 Americans were
killed in the Korean War, over 100,000 were wounded and more than 7,000
are still missing in action.
The Department of Defense 60TH
Anniversary Committee has organized a National Commemoration Ceremony
with national leaders, veterans and their families on July 27 in
Washington, D.C. That same day, there will also be hundreds of VFW Post
“Pancakes for Patriots” viewing parties for those veterans and their
families who couldn’t make it to Washington, D.C., but need to see and
hear the event to be thanked and honored for their service.
You can share your story or learn stories from others. If you have a veteran in your family, you can also request a certificate of apprecation. For more information, like KoreanWar60 on Facebook.
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