Wyoming, Michigan.
“I wanted to give my sincerest thanks to you and your organization. My Grandfather Eugene G. Roberts was so happy and surprised when I gave him the Ambassador of Peace Medal from you guys. It definitely made his 85th birthday special. I also was able to locate a lost picture of him and his recon/scout squad from the war and had it blown up to be able to see faces and details again. When I was stationed overseas I had the luck to be in Korea for the 50th anniversary and of the Inchon Landing and the 50th anniversary of the Armistice Treaty. I was the first grandchild to enlist in the military from both sides of my family and its because I wanted to try to be even a half the man my grandpa was. I guess that’s why after the navy I joined the army because I didn’t feel I had lived up to his a man of his stature. As promised I have enclosed a photo of my grandfather and I. I am so lucky to still have my grandpa and listen to every story and enjoy every minute while I have with him. My grandpa does not use computers but he and my grandmother wanted to send their deep gratitude for honoring his service.” Sincerely, Nathan D. Moran (Afghanistan/Korean Defense Vet) [read more=”Click here to Read More” less=”Read Less”]
If you served in Korea during the Korean War and you were awarded the Korean or United Nation Service Medal you are eligible for the Ambassador for Peace Medal. Click here to apply.
Vet to Vet Tennessee (VTVT)has been helping Korean War Veterans receive their medal for almost two years. We have received applications from 5 different countries and 24 different states.
Vet to Vet Tennessee (VTVT) has been helping Korean War Veterans receive their medals for almost two years. We have received applications from 5 different countries and 24 different states.
Please donate below to help us continue this program . To date VTVT has spent over $1,000.00 in shipping expenses. To date VTVT has spent over $1,000.00 in shipping expenses.
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