Today in History...
..the "forgotten war" in Korea ends with an armistice that remains in effect 55 years later (1953)
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posted by The Local Crank | 1:35 PM
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2 Comments:
I was in D.C. several months ago, and the Korean War Memorial is absolutely stunning. I saw it at night, which was really cool, but I'd like to see it in snow, like this picture.
I met one of the "Chosin Few" one time. The snowcapped version seemed appropriate under the circumstances.
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