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Take a minute today to remember the Forgotten War - Vimarsana News

Take a minute today to remember the Forgotten War

Today marks the 70th anniversary of the end of the Korean War, a bloody, miserable conflict known unofficially, especially among veterans of it, as the Forgotten War.

S. Korea commemorates 70th anniversary of Korean War armistice - Vimarsana News

S. Korea commemorates 70th anniversary of Korean War armistice

President Yoon Suk Yeol and delegates from 22 nations visited the United Nations (U.N.) Memorial Cemetery in Busan, Thursday, where they paid tribute to fallen heroes and marked th...

S. Korea to hold 70th armistice anniv. ceremony in Busan this week - Vimarsana News

S. Korea to hold 70th armistice anniv. ceremony in Busan this week

South Korea will hold a major ceremony to mark the 70th anniversary of the signing of the armistice that halted the 1950-53 Korean War in the southeastern city of Busan later this week, the veterans ministry said Wednesday. The ceremony is set to begin at 7:40 p.m. Thursday in the Busan Cinema Center -- a symbolic site of a former air port, where Task Force Smith, a small US unit, first arrived under a high-stakes mi...

Veterans ministry highlights collective efforts for global peace with 22 countries - Vimarsana News

Veterans ministry highlights collective efforts for global peace with 22 countries

In an archival video from July 27, 1953, the day the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed and came into effect, Korean children and a teacher can be seen carrying textbooks delive...

Inconvenient Truths for the Next War - Vimarsana News

Inconvenient Truths for the Next War

You would think that Congress, national security policymakers, and generals and admirals would have learned by now.