As living memories of the Korean War fade, its consequences become clearer
As most Korean War vets are well into their 90s, they still struggle with America's perceptions of what has been called "the Forgotten War."
Seventy years ago, the Korean War ended with a cease-fire, not a victory or a peace deal, and veterans marked the occasion Thursday at the Korean War Memorial in Washington, D.C., with some even joining activists pushing for a formal end to the war.
But as most Korean War vets are well into their 90s, they still struggle with America's perceptions of what has been
