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And the people of South Korea live in a prosperous nation today because of all the brave men and women around the world who contributed towards fighting against the communist forces. And the poor peoples in North Korea (and a very large portion of the peoples of China, especially the Muslim population there) suffer in extreme poverty under harsh authoritarian rule where they have essentially zero rights and freedoms. The peoples of China and North Korea who prop up Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping and laud the achievements of these oppressive dictators almost all do so to protect themselves, their families and their friends. For them to speak the truth is to risk torture, death, imprisonment, and/or loss of livlihood/means to support themselves and their family members. This is essentially the same as all the rest of the communist/socialist/authoritarian regimes in Central/South America and otherwise-such as Russia and many countries in the Middle East who live in "Kingdoms" under Sharia law. These countries are NOT FREE. Their citizens mostly stay silent because they will be targeted (often along with family/friends) for speaking out. Many do regardless and risk their lives. Some get targeted by terrorist groups (such as Masih Alinejad), get shot in the head (like Malala Yousafzai) or end up in awful places like Evin Prison where they suffer severe abuse and mistreatment (such as Narges, Toomaj, and many others in Iran), or even die under "mysterious circumstances" (such as Alexei Nalvany)-yet they continue/continued to speak out anyways to be a voice for the silent majority. 💪❤️‍🔥✊️

🙏Sincere respect to all the veterans, the POWs, the deceased, the survivors. We must always honor their bravery, their sacrifices, and share their stories. Thank you.🕯🌹🕊

A comment I heard which is true, "The forgotten Korean vets - they don't even count". I have been to DC a couple times and everyone goes to all the monuments, except the Greatest. The Greatest Monument to ME - is the Korean War Monument. Take a look at that monument at night, in the fog and you will realize - the HELL all Vets go through to keep our Country Free.

It was a horrible war

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How the chinese and n korean make a strong oppoition agaisnt a big u n force

My father was a gunner 16 field regiment NZ Artillery in Korea 😊

God bless America!

In korean war it was not all north korean soildier that include chinese soldier against south korea so china betraided america china is a traitor

There were two forces fighting for South Korea, the Americans with the Internationals and Koreans, and the Australians who had the remaining countries under their command.

1950 thats long times ago thanks so much for the information i only came to this world 1982 my god thats why kim keeping weapons and keep making weapons

60,000 British troops. A decent commitment.

The Korea and USA Alliance FOREVER~! God bless both countries! 🇰🇷V🇺🇸

Thank you for your service one and all. Please treat your disabled vets and their families with fully earned respect. And pray for peace. We never know the extent of another's sacrifices. Mercy.

Great video

3:42 India sent her Army to guard & protect the Chinese & North Korean who didn't want forcible repatriation. More than 22,000 Chinese & 6,000 North Koreans thus owed their freedom to India. Let this India's part be recognized here.

Thank you very much for your dedication!

thank you for this, very interesting, my cousin died in this war April 1951 1st battalion 7th Marines 1st marine division...RIP

In Memory of my Father USMC Sgt. D.C. Newcom 1St Amphibious out of Camp Pendleton Ca. Co. "B"

From what I read, America was on South Korea's side. (Republic of Korea is South Korea)

Thank you so much Korean War veterans and I love you forever

My uncle, Kenneth Walker, went MIA 2 Dec 1950 east of the Chosin Reservoir. He was with the Army’s 31st RCT, Task Force Faith. Several years ago, my cousin and I submitted DNA samples to the Army Repatriation Branch. Three years ago, we were notified his remains had been identified. Two years ago, we finally laid him to rest next to his parents, my grandparents. They never knew what happened to him because the whole thing was classified until the late ‘90s.

thank you korean war veterans for your sacrifice. you will never be forgotten sir. love from South Korea

Thank you Amy for your dedication for the Dedication! You are the best!

My father was Corporal Ralph Liebendorfer, Army, and I cannot find his name listed anywhere. He served in Counter Intelligence. Any idea how to see if he's listed there?

Thank you for this, my cousin who i didnt know was only 18 when he was killed, lucky he wasnt a MIA im hoping to get a picture of his name..any suggestions who to contact? it would mean the world to me.thnks

Very good

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Thank You. Beautiful ! My dad was there Late Marco Y.Begay 23rd.Inf.Rgt.2 Indianhead Division. Aug.1950 to Nov,1951

Thank you for this broadcast. I watched in loving memory of my grandfather, Cpt Marshall W Stark (Army).

Hope you publish a video walking tour similar to The Vietnam Veteran’s memorial has. Works great for Honor Flights on their way to DC.

1925~2022 삼가 고인의 명복을 빕니다 rest in peace.. ruclips.net/video/HuVj1nVEF08/видео.html

Harold M.Edgington of us army that got shot September 8, 1950 in S. Korea.im his Grandson Russell J. Edgington thanks for your contribute

My great uncle (maternal grandfather’s brother) was shot down and killed while fighting in the Korean War, he is now recognized as a hero as he contributed to successful helping prevent South Korea from becoming a communist state like North Korea. POW-MIA

My beloved brother PFC.EARL C NAZELROD is still over there in North Korea. He was captured in July of 1951, died in prison camp. God Bless all who serve for the United States 🇺🇸 of America in all wars.

We are forever grateful for your service. Thank you Colonel.

I am a Korean American and I have always pay utmost respect to fallen soldiers during Korean War. Thank You! Thank you!

My Uncle paid the ultimate price in Korea. Much love and respect to all thank you for doing this. One day I will make it there to see this Honor.

모든 한국인들은 한국의 역사를 배웁니다. 너무 감사드립니다 한국인들은 영원히 당신들을 기억할 것입니다 미국은 우리의 가장 고마운 친구입니다. 미국분들 너무 감사합니다.

This year marks the 71th anniversary of the Korean War. The sacrifices made by the soldiers from 16 different countries during the war characterize the modern development of South Korea. We, Koreans would like to honor and pay tribute to those who died for democracy and freedom. Lest not forget. 🇺🇳the Korean War Participant Countries 🇺🇳 🇺🇲 United States of America 🇬🇧 United Kingdom 🇨🇦 Canada 🇫🇷 France 🇱🇺 Luxemburg 🇳🇱 Netherlands 🇧🇪 Belgium 🇦🇺 Australia 🇳🇿 NewZealand 🇹🇷 Turkey 🇵🇭 Philippines 🇹🇭 Thailand 🇨🇴 Colombia 🇪🇹 Ethiopia 🇿🇦 South Africa Korea will forever be grateful.🇰🇷

This year marks the 71th anniversary of the Korean War. The sacrifices made by the soldiers from 16 different countries during the war characterize the modern development of South Korea. We, Koreans would like to honor and pay tribute to those who died for democracy and freedom. Lest not forget. the Korean War Participant Countries 🇺🇲 United States of America 🇬🇧 United Kingdom 🇨🇦 Canada 🇫🇷 France 🇱🇺 Luxemburg 🇳🇱 Netherlands 🇧🇪 Belgium 🇦🇺 Australia 🇳🇿 NewZealand 🇹🇷 Turkey 🇵🇭 Philippines 🇹🇭 Thailand 🇨🇴 Colombia 🇪🇹 Ethiopia 🇿🇦 South Africa Korea will forever be grateful.🇰🇷

어려울 때 도와주는 친구가 진정한 친구입니다. 대한민국을 위하여 목숨을 걸고 전쟁에 참여해 주신 모든 분들께 고마움의 인사를 드리며, 대한민국은 더 더욱 발전하고, 모범국가로 성장하여, 그 분들의 헌신에 보답하도록 하겠습니다. 다시한번 고맙습니다.

삽모양이 한국산인것 같다

My heartfelt thanks to the Korean War Veterans Memorial Foundation - KWVMF for this important work of building the Wall of Remembrance which will honor the over 36,000 American heroes who sacrificed their precious lives in the Korean War. These American heroes gave their precious lives to save the Korean people from North Korea's communist tyranny and all Koreans who live in freedom owe our lives to these American heroes. Thank you for this Wall of Remembrance which will help all of us to recognize the tremendous sacrifices made by each of these American heroes and now they will become known by their names and help us to remember the very heroes who gave us our cherished freedoms. May these great Amerian heroes always be honored and remembered. As a Korean American, whose family was saved during the Korean War, I extend my deepest condolences and also the deepest of my gratitude to all Gold Star families who lost their loved ones in the Korean War. May God always bless the Gold Star families of the Korean War for the tremendous sacrifices they made for the freedoms of the Korean people. I also thank Jim Fisher for honoring Mr. Charles McGovern during the pre-ceremony interview and during the ceremony as a Gold Star family of Robert McGovern (Medal of Honor) and Jerome McGovern (Silver Star Medal), 2 brothers who were killed 11 days apart. The incredible courage and tremendous sacrifices of these 2 brothers who gave their lives for the Korean people will never be forgotten.