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On June 25 America will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War. Known as “the forgotten war,” the Korean War gave most Americans little to remember and much to forget. But for the U.S. men and women who served there, and the families and friends of those who did not return, the Korean War could never be the forgotten war.
During the three years the fighting raged, 1.5 million Americans served as soldiers, chaplains, nurses, clerks and in a host of other combat-support roles. The Korean War flag depicts the 22 allied nations that fought side by side to save South Korea.
Veterans know firsthand the price of liberty–freedom is not free.
