Memorial Day, May 26th, 2025 Today, we pause to remember all those who have paid the ultimate price in Korea, as well as all the wars or conflicts in which the United States has been involved. We also include all families of our allies with whom we fought alongside, in the air, on the ground, and at sea. We welcome many new people (2500) with this issue, which includes repetition of information, since they may not have seen our emails. We do hope that this reaches many of our dormant visitors. Our thoughts are very much with our 30 years' worth of veteran pen-pals, all reached via our online website. Tribute is also paid to those men and women with whom we interacted and have now passed on. RIP. Memorial Day Remembrance has been a solemn day in our entire lives. Days like this underscore our personal commitment through our work via the Korean War Project online since February 15, 1995. Growing up as sons of a USMC pilot, we were always surrounded by servicemen and family members. While our Dad was overseas in Korea, many of his enlisted men would come by when off-duty to help our mom and get a taste of home. Never Forget photo: flag setting Arlington Cemetery, Washington, DC, Third Infantry Regiment. (fb)

RESCUE MISSION PILOT COULDN'T BE SAVED, BUT HIS MEMORY WAS--IN KOREA MEMORIAL Date: Sunday, July 23, 1995 Source: By Scott Baltic, Special to the Tribune. Section: TEMPO Copyright Chicago Tribune https://www.koreanwar.org/html/chicago_tribune.html (fb)