100 Medal of Honor Stories from Korea: Courage, Sacrifice, and Survival in the Forgotten War, (Paperback)

<p><b>The Korean War is often called the Forgotten War. These stories should not be forgotten.</b></p><p>Between 1950 and 1953, American and United Nations forces fought across Korea in one of the harshest conflicts of the twentieth century. From the desperate defence of the Pusan Perimeter to the landing at Inchon, from the frozen nightmare of Chosin Reservoir to the brutal hill battles and outpost fights that followed, the war demanded courage of the highest order.</p><p><b>100 Medal of Honor Stories from Korea</b> tells the stories of soldiers, Marines, sailors, airmen, medics, corpsmen, pilots, and commanders whose actions became part of America's highest military honour tradition.</p><p>These are stories of men holding ridgelines against overwhelming attacks, covering withdrawals, shielding comrades from grenades, crawling through fire to reach the wounded, attacking bunkers, flying into danger, and refusing to abandon others when survival seemed impossible.</p><p>Written in a clear and accessible style, this book brings the Korean War's Medal of Honor stories to life for readers of military history, World War II and Cold War history, battlefield courage, and true accounts of sacrifice under fire.</p><p>The war may be remembered as forgotten.<br>The courage was not.</p>

• 100 Medal of Honor Stories from Korea: Courage, Sacrifice, and Survival in the Forgotten War, (Paperback)
• Author: Independently Published
• ISBN: 9798180465030
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-06-07
• Page Count: 152