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- ABILENE --- Teachers gather at Eisenhower Center --- Teachers,
experts and veterans from across the nation gathered last week at the
Eisenhower Library to discuss the Korean War more than 50 years after
the conflict.
The conference, titled "The Korean War +50: No Longer Forgotten,"
featured a panel of Korean War veterans who shared their experiences,
knowledge, teaching ideas and the importance of using music, poetry,
movies and the popular press to supplement textbook accounts of th...
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Actor, Author, Korean War Vet to Speak at Mobile Dedication
U.S. Newswire
; WASHINGTON, June 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Actor, author and Korean War veteran, James McEachin, will speak at a Korean War memorial dedication at 10 a.m. June 25 at Battleship Park in Mobile, Ala. McEachin, who starred along with fellow Korean War veteran James Garner, on the prime time television
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Korean war vets missing from popular culture
VFW, Veterans of Foreign Wars Magazine
; ... and then pressured them to sign "confessions" denouncing the American cause. Only a small fraction of POWs "confessed," but news reports and political opportunists seemed to suggest that Korean War soldiers routinely collaborated with the Communists, perhaps ...
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Korea on film: Kapyong Canoe river Jamestown line hill 187 Koje-do hill 355 Athabaskan crusaded Cayuga trainbusters club Imjin Mig-Alley thunderbirds ironsides cooperforce demilitarized zone Seoul the hook bed-check Charlie Kimshi Asahi Pork Chop Hill.(KOREAN WAR)
Esprit de Corps
; It would seem that the sobriquet The Forgotten War would be applicable to Hollywood. While my film registry shows over 150 movies featuring Vietnam, only 28 are listed for the Korean War. To this I would add two biographical films that have a Korean War connection, as well as a single British
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Korean War vets to honor fallen GIs
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; It was in the summer of 1952 that two brothers from Moiliili met in the midst of the Korean War several miles from the front lines. Pvt. Neil Ogasawara, a 21-year-old draftee, was anxious to get home -- to a girlfriend, family and a job. He told his older brother Herbert that if he volunteered for
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 "Korea Times (Seoul, Korea)")
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People; A Life Dedicated to Remembering the Korean War.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea)
; ... Kap-chong: The U.N. Korean War Allies Association kicked off 42 years ago in October 1958 when I was a reporter at the Yonhap Daily News in Seoul. I planned to visit the 16 Korean War ally nations around the world to meet the Korean War veterans. I wanted to know ...
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