Contains Combat Veteran Interviews

In June of 1950, the North Korean Army initiated a massive attack on its neighbor to the south, beginning a see-saw war that would engulf the entire Korean Peninsula. For the next three years, the United Nations and the Communists would wage a bloody and brutal war. Through the Korean conflict is often referred to as the "Forgotten War," those who fought and sacrificed for freedom will never forget.

Program Chapter List:
The First Forty Days
The Pusan Perimeter
The Inchon Landing & Recapturing Of Seoul
On To The Yalu
The Chosin Reservoir
The Evacuation Of Hungnam
The United Nations In Retreat
Operation Killer
The Air War
Back To The 38th
MacArthur Is Dismissed
The Last Battle For Seoul
The First Ceasefire Talks
The Hill Fights
The Ceasefire And Aftermath

World Events:
The H-Bomb Test (1952)
The Development Of The Polio Vaccine (1953)
The Conquest Of Mt. Everest (1953)
The Coronation Of Queen Elizabeth II (1953)
The McCarthy Era (1950-1954)