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What I¡¯m thinking of 10 - Korean War & my promise. Attention-Salute-Thank you.
I question kids about their future dreams, and adults about their previous dreams. Whether they are youngsters or adults, some people respond silently to this question, while others excitedly convey their dreams with glowing eyes. A few days ago, I spoke with a young Japanese man in his early thirties in the lobby of the Sapporo Hotel where we were staying. He was an office worker. He spoke English fluently. In the middle of our chat, I questioned him about his boyhood dream. He was taken aback by my surprise inquiry, but he eventually asked me the same question. I responded without hesitation.
My boyhood desire was to tour the world, with one of the aims being to visit and thank the 22 nations that took part in the Korean War (the invasion of N. Korea in 1950) and provided significant logistical and medical support. He inclined his head, as if he had received an unexpected response from me, and wanted to learn more about my story. I immediately told him the following.
A promise! In particular, the pledge to me was crucial! It was to visit nations that aided Korea throughout its crisis. On June 25, 1950, around 4 a.m., N. Korean leader Kim Il-sung invaded S. Korea with Mao and Stalin. At the moment, 16 UN members, led by the United States, hurried to S. Korea. They fought with Korean army and protected S. Korea. There were a lot sacrifices. I visited their nations one by one, commemorating their sacrifices. I saluted and thanked them wholeheartedly in front of the war memorial.
*Combatant countries:USA(war dead: 54,487), Canada(516), Australia(339), New Zealand(42), UK(1,109), France(288), Greece(169), Turkey(721), Belgium(109), Netherlands(120), Luxembourg(16), Thailand(114), Philippines(92), S. Africa(20), Ethiopia(120), Colombia(140)
*A very special salute to all who sacrificed in Korean War.
*Medical Support countries:India, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Italy and West Germany.
*Material support countries:Myanmar, Cambodia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Jamaica, Liberia, Mexico, Pakistan, Venezuela, Argentina,Austria, Honduras, Indonesia, Iran, Lebanon, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Chile, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Switzerland, Syria, Haiti, Monaco, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Japan, Lichtenstein, Vatican. *Feel sorry that I still have a few countries that I haven't been to yet.
Of course, I did throughout my military duty, and after being discharged, I traveled to as many sites as possible where the Korean War was occurring. Of course, I paid tribute to their loyalty. I don't believe there would be a prosperous free Republic of Korea without them. Right, it would have been difficult for me to freely enjoy backpacking throughout the globe without restrictions, as I had always dreamed about when I was younger. Even if I existed, I would be treated worse than animals in the Kim Ilsong hereditary system hell, the world's worst communist organization.
I¡¯ve visited Dongjak National Cemetery, Daejeon National Cemetery, Yongsan War Memorial Hall, Busan UN Memorial Park and UNs Cemetery, Pohang Student Soldier Memorial Hall, Jipyeong-ri Battlefield, Incheon Landing Operation Site, Pocheon-Chuncheon-Hongcheon Battle Hall. There are two places I want to go see first when the Republic of Korea reunifies. *Heungnam Pier and *the Jangjin Lake battlefield.
*¡®Heungnam Pier¡¯ is the place where 100,000 refugees, including U.S. and Korean troops, were withdrawn from here by the U.S. landing ship ¡®Meredith Victory¡¯ from December 15 to December 26, 1950.
*"Jang Jin-ho" is the place where 1,300 U.S. soldiers were killed or frozen in an attack by Chinese communist forces in a 17-day battle at the time.
The communist Soviet Union (Russia) and China, the root of evil, as well as Czechoslovakia, Romania, Vietnam, Hungary, East Germany, and Poland, supported the N. Korean government that invaded Korea during the Korean War. Of course it¡¯s different today but the historical facts should not be forgotten. Even now, no one knows which side they will stand on if a war breaks out on the Korean Peninsula again. It doesn't matter which way they stand. Just like Israel's spirit of protecting his country with his own power, we need to strengthen our strong economic and defense forces and the spirit of bravely fighting.
Shamefully, slave temperament is still prevalent in Koreans. There are surprisingly many unconditionally pacifists, such as "No matter how bad peace is better than war." Is that true? Syngman Rhee, the founding president, said. "Unconditional pacifists are like communists." Einstein also said. "I am not only a pacifist but also a militant pacifist, so I am willing to fight for peace." Einstein was well aware that peace gained without fighting was peace in the cemetery and peace in hell. Bismarck used a more grave expression: "Freedom and peace can only be achieved by iron and blood, not by dialogue." Simply said, freedom is not free.
I have a phrase that I use as a habit. "We will never forget how much your country supported us while we were in distress. YOU sacrificed today for Koreans tomorrow. "Thank you again." This term is what I use depending on their nationality when I meet and chat to foreigners in places like restaurants, cafés, swimming pools, and so on throughout my travel across the world. But you know what? Their reactions frequently humiliate me much more. "I'm more grateful that you say that to me."
On June 21, 2022, South Korea successfully launched the first Korean-style space launch vehicle, Nuri, made entirely of domestic technology. With this, South Korea has become one of the world's seventh space powerhouses to secure practical satellites. As of 2024, South Korea possesses superior military weaponry and equipment that it produces and exports to a number of nations, including the war-torn Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Finland, Iraq, Thailand, the Philippines, Norway, Estonia, the UAE, India, and Turkey. I sincerely thank the UN War veterans for their sacrifices and medical treatment, which allowed us to have a proud free Republic of Korea today. *These advancements demonstrate that Korea's military sector is competitive in the global market. *Long live Korea!!!
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