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During the Korean War from 1950 to 1953, United States casualties included 54,246 killed, 103,284 wounded, 8,177 missing, and 7,140 captured. Remembered in connection with this war are Anthony J. Cotroneo and Walter R. Testerman, Jr., who were killed in action, and Ernest J. Reale, who was missing in action. The war is recalled as the Forgotten War and through the words, “Freedom Is Not Free,” with remembrance given to comrades amid the terrain of Korea, the blood, the cold, and the rain so that they shall not have given of themselves in vain.
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