By the way you can read about the PEFTOK battalion during the Korean War at this previous ROK Drop posting.
Tag: Korean War
Korea Military Academy Builds Memorials to West Point Cadets Killed During the Korean War
This is a great idea by the Korea Military Academy:

The Army unveiled a monument Friday to commemorate U.S. Military Academy graduates who were killed in the 1950-53 Korean War, officials said.
The monument, erected at the Korea Military Academy in Seoul, bears the names of 17 fallen officers from the West Point Class of 1948, Army officials said.
That is in addition to two monuments already set up at the Korea Military Academy campus to honor U.S. service members from the Classes of 1949 and 1950 killed in the war, officials said.
The Army plans to build four more for those from the Classes of 1945, 1946, 1947 and 1951 by 2023, and turn the area into a zone to remember the fallen U.S. soldiers.
Yonhap
You can read more at the link.
Remembering the 70th Anniversary of the Incheon Landing Operation
This week is the 70th anniversary of the Incheon Landing Operation that turned the tide of the Korean War. I guess we will see if President Moon attends any ceremonies honoring the operation that changed the course of the Korean War.

You can read more about the Incheon Landing Operation at my prior posting at the below link:
For anyone visiting Incheon the memorial hall there dedicated to the landing is well worth checking out as well:
Tweet of the Day: South Africa’s Flying Cheetahs During the Korean War
Tweet of the Day: First Marine Aviator KIA from the Korean War
Tweet of the Day: 1st Marine Decorated for Valor During the Korean War
Tweet of the Day: New Zealand Frigates Join Korean War Effort
Tweet of the Day: Ceremony Honors the 67th Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice
Picture of the Day: Large Turn Out for General Paik Sun-yup Memorial

Citizens wait in line to pay tribute at the memorial altar for the country’s most renowned Korean War hero, Paik Sun-yup, at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul on July 14, 2020, one day ahead of his funeral. Paik, South Korea’s first four-star general, died on July 10 at age 99. (Yonhap)

