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Presidential Message on National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day – The White House

Last updated: July 28, 2025 6:05 am
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Honoring the Heroes of the Korean War: A Reflection on Sacrifice and Legacy

In the summer of 1950, just a handful of days after the Korean War erupted, nearly 2 million Americans embarked on a monumental mission across the Pacific. Their goal? To stem the tide of communism in Asia and restore dignity to the people of South Korea. On this National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we pause to honor the American heroes who traversed into the unknown, facing some of the most harrowing battles in our nation’s history. We reaffirm our commitment that the forces of freedom will triumph over tyranny and oppression.

The Forgotten War Begins

Five short years after the conclusion of World War II, the conflict now referred to as the “Forgotten War” ignited on June 25, 1950. On that day, the North Korean People’s Army crossed the 38th parallel, launching a full-scale invasion of South Korea. In swift response, American troops were dispatched to counter this communist aggression, protect our national interests, and uphold America’s reputation as communism’s most formidable adversary in the Western world. This intervention led to over three years of unrelenting and brutal combat.

Agrarian Nightmares and Unimaginable Sacrifices

Beginning in June, American soldiers faced 38 months rife with indescribable horrors and merciless conditions, battling against North Korean and Chinese forces willing to fight to their last breath. From Heartbreak Ridge to Pork Chop Hill and the Chosin Reservoir, U.S. service members endured relentless assaults, treacherous terrains, bitter winters, and sweltering summers—culminating in one of history’s bloodiest conflicts. The human cost was staggering: over 32,000 Americans lost their lives, nearly 93,000 were wounded, and thousands more were captured or declared missing in action.

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The Turning Point: The Korean Armistice Agreement

However, on July 27, 1953, the tenacity, determination, and indomitable spirit of our armed forces prevailed. The Korean Armistice Agreement was signed by the United Nations, North Korea, and China, establishing a ceasefire that dealt a significant blow to the communist agenda.

Seven Decades Later: The Continued Commitment to Peace

More than seventy years post-armistice, the demarcation line between North and South Korea remains, fortified by the demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel. During my first term in office, I took pride in being the first sitting President to cross this demilitarized zone into North Korea. My administration also enforced a robust pressure campaign and sanctions aimed at negotiating denuclearization, securing the release of American hostages, and facilitating the return of our fallen heroes’ remains.

Enduring Alliances and Ongoing Challenges

Despite the lingering shadows of communism in Asia, American and South Korean forces stand united in an unbreakable alliance. Guided by my administration’s foreign policy of peace through strength, we remain resolutely committed to ensuring the safety, stability, prosperity, and peace of the Korean Peninsula.

Remembering the Sacrifice on National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day

This National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we pay homage to the patriots who fought valiantly and sacrificed their lives in Korea, ensuring that freedom endures both on our soil and abroad. We pledge to bolster our military, support our veterans, and remain steadfast against the forces of tyranny. Above all, we hold dear the memory of every American hero who shed blood defending our homeland, our heritage, and our cherished way of life. Their courageous legacy will forever be etched in our hearts.

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