The Korean War 60 years ago


  1. jadinolf
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    The Korean War 60 years ago


    Many countries took part in this war (er... Police Action).

    I'm a Korean War Vet.

    Anyone else?
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  3. Layback Bear
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    Thank you for your service jadinolf.
    I was in a different war but still remember those from others.
    I see you found a warm place to live.
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  4. jadinolf
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    Layback Bear said:
    Thank you for your service jadinolf.
    I was in a different war but still remember those from others.
    I see you found a warm place to live.
    Yes, I did.:)

    And thank you for your service.
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