#koreanwar

[down2buildness]

F7F-3N Tigercat

[rhk111sblog]

A Reminder of how the United States (US) committed Genocide in the Philippines back in the early 1900s wherein they eventually killed hundreds of thousands of Filipinos. Incidents like these are largely forgotten due to the Propaganda Efforts of the US and their Filipino Collaborator Doggies, especially under this Administration of Bong Bong Marcos (BBM)

[sfc-paulchambers]

The first Medal of Honor award classified "Top Secret." Hiroshi "Hershey" H. Miyamura #KoreanWar Miyamura enlisted in the Army and entered active duty at age 19 in January 1945. As a Japanese-American from New Mexico, he volunteered for and was assigned to Company D, 100th Battalion, 442d Infantry Regimental Combat team in #WWII. He was recalled to active duty in the Korean War, and was assigned to Company H, 7th Infantry, 3d Infantry Division. On the evening of 24-25 April 1951, near Taejon-ni, Korea, Company H occupied a defensive position when it was attacked by a numerically superior force of the (Chinese) People's Volunteer Army, better known to U.S. and United Nations troops as Chinese Communist Forces. With his unit in danger of being overrun and their casualties mounting, Cpl. Miyamura, then a machine gun squad leader, left his position to engage a number of the attackers with the bayonet, and killed approximately ten of them in hand-to-hand combat. He repeatedly ordered his men to withdraw as he covered them with rifle fire and damaged the machine gun so the enemy could not use it. He continued firing the machine gun, and although severely wounded in the process, continued to fire and killed about fifty Chinese troops before he ran out of ammunition. Despite the painful injury, he continued to ferociously resist against very uneven odds until he was finally overcome and captured. Miyamura spent 28 months as a prisoner of war. Meanwhile, in recognition of his extraordinary heroism in the battle, the recommendation for the Medal of Honor made its way through the military channels of evaluation and consideration. Because he was a POW, and recognizing the potential propaganda coup the Communists could exploit, the documents were classified "Top Secret," a first in the history of the Medal of Honor. In October of 1953 after the ended and he returned home, President Dwight D. Eisenhower presented now Staff Sergeant Hiroshi "Hershey" H. Miyamura the Medal of Honor in a ceremony at the White House. He died on 29 November 2022, age 97. #armyhistory #MOH #USArmy #TRADOC #MilitaryHistory Posted @withregram • @armyhistory (at Middle Tennessee Area) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnznL7vu4yQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[biographiness]

On June 25, from Custer’s Last Stand to the Korean War’s onset, we remember the legendary battles and the King of Pop’s legacy.🏹🇰🇷🎤

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[janepaixao-blog]

Today's episode is about honoring our veterans today on Memorial Day and honoring my father US Navy Veteran Dentist Dr. Thomas Chester Boring Jr.I go over in this essay about my father's career in the military that is fabricated for money in an essay called perfectly boring published in Oxford American Magazine and how Photographer William Eggleston and his kids fabricate my father's career in the military for money.  Also please stop by my website Today in True Crime and Portraits  to purchase merch and please stop by my father's Legacy Foundation at the Dr. T.C. Boring Legacy Foundation to learn more about his service in the military and maybe leave a donation to his foundation set up in his honor.  Thanks for listening!

[eucmh]

Veterans: Iwo to Korea, from Vietnam to Iraq then back to Civilian Life (Jason Lewis)

The Path to Prosperity: Veteran Entrepreneurship Resources Entrepreneurship offers a unique opportunity for veterans to apply their exceptional skills and discipline in a new arena. The transition from military service to business ownership can be both rewarding and challenging. However, numerous dedicated resources exist to support veterans in this endeavor, ensuring they are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of starting and growing their own businesses. This guide published by the Read the full article

[kiddokiddo1516]

The Smallest Bomb #worldwar2 #unknownfacts #warfacts #shorts #bomb

[bogdanmateias]

Wait for Me

oil on canvas

110 x 90 cm

2023

[ruleof3]

[down2buildness]

Cuddles is done for now. Need to build a squadron mate or two!

[genealogyallthetime]

Missouri soldier, U.S. Army Master Sgt. Merritt L. Wynn, killed during the Korean War is accounted for. He was a member of K Company, 3rd Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division. Wynn, 31, of St. Louis. https://ktvo-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/ktvo.com/amp/news/local/missouri-soldier-accounted-for-from-korea #MIA #KoreanWar #found #DNA #GeneticGenealogy https://www.instagram.com/p/CpaR0jJOwha/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sfc-paulchambers]

Legendary #musicproducer #berrygordyjr was was drafted to serve in the U.S. Army during the #koreanwar .When Gordy’s service in the #army ended in 1953, he returned to #Detroit & used the #money he had saved from his military pay to open a record store called the Three-D Record Mart. If you’re ready to be a part of #history & #armyhistory then #contactmenow 615-429-0932 #armystrong #armyteam #celebritysoldiers #blacksoldiers #bearmystrong #bedifferent #theydiditwhycantyou #famoussoldiers #theydidit #whatsyourexcuse #teamarmy #bedifferent #blackhistorymonth #bearmystrong #brotherhood (at Army Recruiting Columbia, TN) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co9vt2JuX3h/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[pasthistoricalevents]

What Happened on September 15th? A Journey Through History #ytshorts #sh...

[defensenow]

Honoring the Legacy of Buffalo Soldier 3-24 Infantry Regiment

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Today I’m Thinking About Our Vietnam, Korean War Veterans…

In lands far, 'neath foreign skies,

Brave hearts ventured, where duty lies.

Korean hills, Vietnam's dense green,

Witness to sights, too harsh, unseen.

They marched, they fought, in rain, in sun,

Countless battles, lost and won.

Each step, a story, silent, untold,

Bearing burdens, heavy, manifold.

Back home they came, unseen their scars,

Veterans of distant, forgotten wars.

Their valor, silent, in history's weave,

Sacrifices greater than we perceive.

We owe them more than words can say,

For peace they forged, in night and day.

Their legacy, a torch, brightly burns,

In our hearts, where gratitude yearns.

Let's honor them, with respect, so due,

Korean, Vietnam vets, to you we bow.

For freedom's cost, they paid the price,

In their honor, let our voices rise.

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#veterans #vietnamvet #KoreanWar