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A 21-Gun Salute during Korean War memorial services in Seoul
A 21-Gun Salute was fired during Saturday's memorial services. Each of the shots saluted a nation whose men served with the U.S. Forces during the Korean War. Shown in foreground are members of the U.N. Color Guard in Korea.
By Earl Dailey | Stars and Stripes October 28, 1959
A 21-Gun Salute was fired during Saturday's memorial services. Each of the shots saluted a nation whose men served with the U.S. Forces during the Korean War. Shown in foreground are members of the U.N. Color Guard in Korea.
United Nation forces remembered their Korean War dead in ceremonies at the U.N. Military Cemetery and in the city of Seoul. The occasion was the 14th anniversary of the United Nations.
