60 years later, what’s the enduring legacy of the Korean War? For the Americans, the Korean War is really viewed as a forgotten war. It’s a war stuck between World War II and Vietnam .

The North Korean fliers were withdrawn in 1969—though some would see combat overseas in Egypt during the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Pyongyang still sees in Vietnam a model for its own aspirations to ...

Starting in 2018, with funding from the National Institutes of Health, Korinek began a study “to examine the enduring effects of wartime experiences on Vietnam War survivors.” ...

Retired Col. Shane DeBusk, the event’s master of ceremony, spotlighted two veterans: John Brashears, who served in the Korean War, World War II and Vietnam War, and will celebrate his 100th ...

The Vietnam commitment marked the first time in Korea’s 4,000-year history that its fighters left the peninsula to wage war. The American and South Korean governments conspired to make it appear ...

What his vantage point in 1950 told him, in effect, was this: here was the Vietnam War we came to know before Vietnam — gooks, napalm, rapes, whores, an unreliable ally, a cunning enemy ...

The Honor Flight is bringing home over 30 World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam War Veterans back to El Paso. For more information, visit HonorFlightNM.org.

The Korean War has been called the “Forgotten War,” falling as it did between World War II and the Vietnam War. However, it was truly a foundational period for ARSOF.

Close to 1.7 million Americans fought in the Korean War, often referred to as "The Forgotten War," between World War II and Vietnam. More than 36,000 never made it home.