Bibliographies of the Korean War |
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Reviews: John Schultz, for the Chicago Tribune From Amazon.com [paperback] [hardback] |
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Other Places |
Korean War Project:
Comprehensive website with casualty database Korean War Veterans Memorial: National Park Service website Korean War Veterans National Museum & Library Website The Korean War: 1950 - present: An eclectic list of links by Korea WebWeekly Howard Fast: Korean Lullaby and Other Poems Korean War MIAs Return Home: SSGT Dave McNally's evocative account of a trip to the DMZ |
A Guide to Films on the
Korean War The United States Forces Korea Remembering the Korean War: Official histories as well as studies Naval Art Collection of the Korean War Korean War Veterans National Association Battleground Books: Used books and scarce first editions at reasonable prices. |
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| Korean War Recognition Pin: U.S. veterans of the Korean War are now eligible for a commemorative 50th Anniversary of the Korean War pin issued through the U.S. Department of Defense. Any veteran who served in the theater of war-- on Korean soil, off the shore of Korea or through air support missions to the Korean War during the Department of Defense recognized dates (June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953), is eligible to receive the commemorative pin. Spouses or families of deceased veterans who served during these dates are also entitled to claim one pin per family. | ||
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While in DC for Veterans Day '98, the webmaster
(technical expert only) for this website met a Korean War veteran who was quite surprised
to find his own picture on the wall of anonymous soldiers. (If you
doubt he has found his own photo, look at the ears.) He promised to drop by and see
his photo here and I hope when he does, that he will contact me
or drop a line to the
address on my card. Thank you! Here is his buddy pointing out the type of tank he drove. |
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This is a salute to all the Korean War veterans.
You are not forgotten. This gentleman was visiting the Korean War Memorial in DC on Veterans Day and he is pointing to the type of tank he was assigned to. He could recite the name of each of his fellow crew members and tell me where they sat. |
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