I'm sure there are still a few around that fought in the Korean War.... My dad would have been 92 this year and served time in the Korean War... I'm sure they are few and far between tho...

its been 60 years and we still have servicemen stationed there.... too long..

we should be out of there and let SK and Japan take care of their region.If that little fat man decides to escalate anything, we always have the ability to bomb his a*s back to 1950.. we don't need service men and women there to do that.

60 years is way too long.

My Dad served in Korea with the Merchant Marines..passed in 1996.
Nothing but naked native women in the scrapbook ;-)

My Dad served in Korea with the Merchant Marines..passed in 1996.
Nothing but naked native women in the scrapbook ;-)

I think we should see that scrap book for educational purposes!

My Dad served in Korea with the Merchant Marines..passed in 1996.
Nothing but naked native women in the scrapbook ;-)

So far, not so good.

No actual progress on returning remains, the NK work on nuclear weapons building is increasing again, and a NK officer who arranged to feed his troops well on the grounds that the money was no longer needed for nuclear weapons, was executed for doing so.



Not for long...…. I don't know if you saw the news but we just brought over 200 caskets to the DMZ. North Korea is going to let us get bodies of our dead heroes back.


I have a hunch within the next year the state of war that exists currently will official be deemed over.

WILLIAM SPEAKMAN - 1951

William Speakman was the first man to receive a Victoria Cross medal from Queen Elizabeth II.

He was honoured for an incident during the Korean War when his company had been overrun by the enemy and were left seriously depleted by casualties. 

Private Speakman collected six men along with a pile of grenades and helped break up enemy attacks.

Despite being wounded in the leg he continued to lead a series of charges which kept the enemy at bay and helped his company withdraw safely

Another exceptional war veteran has passed away at the grand age of 90

Bill from Altrincham in the north of England served in the Korean War against the north Koreans and the communist Chinese army.

He later became one of the famous Chelsea pensioners.
Korea wasn't just an American affair, many British commonwealth countries served there to Australia and others.
May he rest in peace.

As a foot note, I'm wondering if any american men who served there are still alive?