Announcement

Announcing KDVA’s 2024 Impact Scholarship Recipients

KDVA is very proud to announce the selection for the 2024 KDVA Impact Scholarship.  KDVA sincerely thanks everyone who applied – the decision was very difficult to narrow down to only 5 recipients.  We are thankful to the KDVA Senior Enlisted Council for serving as the Selection Committee for this year’s scholarship.

The KDVA Impact Scholarship Program provides scholarships to KDVA members and their spouses, children, grandchildren (including stepchildren) in the amount of $3,000 each to help them attain their educational goals so they can continue contributing to the ROK-U.S. Alliance and supporting our Veterans.

We look forward to supporting them in their studies and efforts to start KDVA Campus Clubs!

 

To learn more about the KDVA’s Impact Scholarship, visit www.kdva.vet/scholarships.

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KDVA Launches First KDVA Campus Club in the United States

KDVA is very excited to announce the first KDVA Campus Club in the United States. The campus club is located at the Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia.

Our Columbus State University Campus Club will launch its first Meet & Greet on August 29, 2024, at the President’s Club, Lumpkin Center Room 200, Columbus State University, 4225 University Ave, Columbus, GA 31907 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM.

The event is free! Please register by August 28 to ensure we can accommodate all attendees.

Questions? Please email Ambrie Jones at ambrie.kdva@gmail.com.

REGISTER

 

CSU President, Dr. Stuart Rayfield (Bio) and KDVA Advisor, Mr. Sunny Park (Bio) will be in attendance. will be in attendance.

 

 

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KDVA’s Congratulatory Message for U.S. Forces Korea Founding Day

July 1, 2024

KDVA’s Congratulatory Message for U.S. Forces Korea Founding Day

The Korean Defense Veterans Association (KDVA) congratulates U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) for 67 years of standing ready to defend the Republic of Korea (ROK) to maintain stability in Northeast Asia. On this special day, we recognize and honor the Service Members, government civilians, and families who have or are serving in USFK. We are grateful for their commitment to one of the most successful and longest-standing alliances in modern history.

Since its inception in 1957, USFK has served as a tangible cornerstone for stability and security in the region, enabling South Korea to flourish economically and become a respected and thriving democracy. USFK’s enduring strength and evolving readiness posture demonstrate America’s commitment to common values, mutual interests, and democracy it shares with the Korean people.

USFK’s Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, Marines, and Guardians who work with their ROK partners and the United Nation Command’s Member States on “Freedom’s Frontier” serve a purposeful mission. Their assignments are meaningful and often life changing. They experience a rich culture, forge enduring friendships with the Korean people, and preserve the legacy of those who served before them on the Korean Peninsula — we salute them all.

Anniversaries are a time for reflection. At KDVA, we often share stories of what our members have learned from their service in Korea. Collectively, these stories are a priceless memoir of what makes USFK and the ROK-U.S. Alliance so special. Please take time on this special day and visit https://kdva.vet/from-my-service-in-korea-i-learned/ to read some of the unforgettable stories our Alliance is built upon and share in the common bond of our 20,000 KDVA Members.

“Together for the ROK-U.S. Alliance.”

 

Curtis M. Scaparrotti
General, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Chairman and President
Korea Defense Veterans Association

KDVA Congratulatory Message for USFK Founding 2024_Dual Language

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Launch of KDVA Campus Club in Korea!

Launch of KDVA Campus Club in Korea!

The University of Utah’s Asia Campus in Incheon, Korea launched its KDVA Campus Club in April with over 80 people!  

The overall atmosphere of the launch event was very positive and engaging. While most attendees were unfamiliar with KDVA beforehand, they showed a strong interest in learning more about the ROK-U.S. Alliance and ways to get involved with the KDVA Campus Club (KCC).

Did you know that anyone can open a KDVA Campus Club at any American or Korean college?  KDVA pays for all activities.  All you have to do is contact us that you are interested (KCC Coordinator, Ms. Ambrie Jones, at ambrie.kdva@gmail.com), register the KDVA Campus Club with your college, and plan and run your activities about Korea, the ROK-U.S. Alliance, and Veterans.  Really is that simple!

Here is information about the KDVA Campus Clubs:  https://kdva.vet/campus/.

Remember that KDVA is a nonpolitical, nonprofit organization registered in Virginia with operations in the United States and South Korea.

I would love to hear from you!

Ambrie Jones

KDVA Campus Club Coordinator


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KDVA ROK-U.S. Alliance Journal 2024-2

2024 2nd Quarter Edition

Featuring stories and articles by KDVA members and supporters of the ROK-U.S. Alliance.

“Korean War Veterans saved the Republic of Korea and changed history for Koreans and Americans. You won’t hear Korean War Veterans say this. They are too humble and don’t see their service, contributions, and sacrifices in this way. That is why we, Korea Defense Veterans and KDVA members, must remember, recognize, and honor them … it is the least that we can do.

In this Journal that is dedicated to Korean War Veterans, I am so thankful that several Korean War Veterans and their Families have decided to share their stories. Each Veteran’s story is a singular example of the greatness of ordinary men and women who fought for South Korea and the United States. I am inspired by their service.”

General (Ret.) Curtis M. Scaparrotti

KDVA Chairman and President

 

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KDVA Congratulates Eighth Army’s Founding Day on June 10, 2024

June 7, 2024

2024 년 6월 7일

KDVA Congratulates Eighth Army’s Founding Day on June 10, 2024 KDVA, 2024 년 6 월 10 일 미 8 군 창설 기념일을 축하하다.

KDVA would like to ask our members and supporters to remember and honor the Soldiers of the U.S. Eighth Army on its founding on June 10. Millions of U.S. Army Soldiers and KATUSAs (Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army) have served together during the Korean War, across South Korea, and along the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to defend against the North Korean threat.

주한미군전우회(KDVA)는 다가오는 6 월 10 일, 미 8 군 창설기념일을 맞아 KDVA 회원들과 후원자들이 미 8 군 장병들의 노고를 상기하고 기릴 수 있기를 바랍니다. 미육군과 KATUSA (미국 육군 증강 한국군) 장병들은 한국전쟁부터 오늘날까지 대한민국을 북한의 위협으로부터 수호하기 위하여 대한민국 전역과 비무장지대에서 임무를 수행하고 있습니다.

On June 10, 1944, Eighth Army was founded during World War II. Today, 8A is under the very capable leadership of Lieutenant General Christopher LaNeve. When I was the Commander of the United Nations Command, ROK-U.S. Combined Forces Command, and U.S. Forces Korea in 2013-2016, I was very proud of the dominant American land force in Korea that, every day, answered the call to defend the Republic of Korea and support the vital ROK-U.S. Alliance.

미 8 군은 제 2 차 세계대전이 한창인 1944 년 6 월 10 일에 창설되었으며 현재 크리스토프 라네브 중장의 훌륭한 지휘 아래 있습니다. 2013 년부터 2016 년까지 유엔군사령관, 한미연합군사령관 및 주한미군사령관으로 복무하던 때, 한미동맹과 대한민국을 수호하고자 한국에 파견되어 매일같이 임무를 수행하는 미육군 장병들에게 대단한 자부심을 느꼈습니다.

KDVA’s mission is to support this Alliance and our Veterans – standing with the Eighth Army is an important way to accomplish our mission. Please consider asking your family members and friends (anyone interested in Korea and Veterans) to join our cause in working “Together for the ROK-U.S. Alliance” – membership is free at https://kdva.vet/join-kdva/.

한미동맹과 한국 복무 예비역들을 지원하는 것이 KDVA 의 임무이며, 미 8 군은 KDVA 의 본 임무를 달성하는 데 커다란 의의를 가집니다. 가족 구성원이나 친지들(한국 혹은 한국 복무 예비역에 관심이 있는 분이라면 모두)에게 “한미동맹을 위해 함께”하고자 하는 뜻을 널리 밝혀 KDVA 에 힘을 실어주실 것을 정중히 부탁드립니다. https://kdva.vet/join-kdva/을 통해 부담 없이 함께하실 수 있습니다.

Curtis M. Scaparrotti
General, U.S. Army (Retired) Chairman & President
Korea Defense Veterans Association커티스 M. 스캐퍼로티 (예)미육군 대장 KDVA 회장 및 의장
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KDVA Reaches 20,000 Members!

Thank you everyone for getting KDVA to 20,000 members!!

주한미군전우회(KDVA)의 회원 수가 20,000명을 넘어섰음을 알려드리며, 모든 분들께 감사의 마음을 전합니다!!

This significant milestone follows the one we reached in December 2023 for our first 10,000 members. The continuing increase in KDVA membership means that more people are joining together with other Veterans, government civilians, families, college students, and supporters who care about the ROK-U.S. Alliance and our Veterans.

이는 2023년 12월에 달성한 첫 10,000명 회원 달성에 이어 또 하나의 중요한 이정표를 의미합니다. 주한미군전우회 회원 수의 지속적인 증가는 한미동맹과 참전용사들을 위해 함께 힘써주시는 참전용사, 제대군인, 공무원, 가족, 대학생, 후원자들이 늘어나고 있음을 보여줍니다.

KDVA is proud of our members and thankful for our growth. And we are very optimistic about our future because we have over 5.1 million U.S. Veterans and millions of ROK Veterans who have served together in South Korea. Their service across seven decades saved South Korea during the Korean War, changed Korea’s history into the 10th largest economy in the world, and made a difference for American lives with high-tech products, Korean food, and Korean entertainment.

KDVA는 회원 여러분께 감사의 말을 전하며, 이러한 성장에 자부심을 느낍니다. 그리고 우리에게는 한국에서 함께 복무했던 500만 명 이상의 미국 참전용사 및 제대군인과 수백만 명의 대한민국 참전용사 및 제대군인들이 있기에, 우리의 미래에 대해 매우 긍정적입니다. 이들은 70년에 걸친 헌신적인 복무로 한국을 지켜냈고, 한국을 세계 10대 경제 대국으로 발전시켰으며, 첨단 제품, 한국 음식, 한국 엔터테인먼트를 통해 미국인들의 삶에 큰 변화를 가져왔습니다.

Please consider sharing your experience being a KDVA member with your family, friends, and colleagues … for example, KDVA’s on-site or online events, free AUSA membership benefits and discounts, KDVA Chapters, KDVA Campus Clubs, Korea Revisit Program, KDVA Internship Program, and KDVA Quarterly Journal.

가족, 친구, 동료들에게 주한미군전우회 회원으로서의 경험을 공유해 주시기 바랍니다. 예를 들어 KDVA의 오프라인 및 온라인 행사, AUSA 무료 회원 혜택 및 할인, KDVA 지부, 대학 교내 KDVA 동아리, 한국 재방문 프로그램, KDVA 인턴십 프로그램, KDVA 분기별 저널 등을 소개해 주시면 좋겠습니다.

KDVA membership and events are FREE(!) thanks to our very generous donors through our fundraiser, the Korea-US Alliance Foundation (KUSAF). KDVA would also like to thank the ROK Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs (MPVA) for their great sponsorship of the Korea Revisit Program and KDVA Reunion.

KDVA 회원 가입과 행사 참여는 한미동맹재단(KUSAF)의 후원금에 힘입어 무료(!)로 제공됩니다. 주한미군전우회는 한국 재방문 프로그램과 주한미군전우회 리유니언을 적극적으로 후원해주신  대한민국 국가보훈부에 감사의 말을 전합니다.

We look forward to working together towards our next 10,000 members … and beyond!

다음 10,000명의 새로운 회원을 맞이하고 그 다음으로 나아가기 위해 우리 모두 함께 노력하겠습니다!

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KDVA Supports NCOA Annual Conference and MOAA Charities

 KDVA Supports NCOA Annual Conference and MOAA Charities Golf Classic

주한미군전우회(KDVA), 미군 부사관협회(NCOA) 연례 컨퍼런스와 미군 장교협회(MOAA) 자선 골프 대회를 지원하다.

 

May 9, 2024

2024년 5월 9일

 

The Korea Defense Veterans Association (KDVA) is very proud to once again sponsor two major events that directly support all enlisted and officer ranks. KDVA believes that a great strength of the U.S. military is the strong bond and working relationship between our officers and our enlisted service members.

KDVA는 군의 모든 계급의 장병을 직접 지원하는 두 주요 행사를 다시 한 번 후원할 수 있음을 매우 자랑스럽게 생각합니다. KDVA는 미군의 힘의 원천은 장교와 부사관 간의 굳건한 유대감과 협력 관계라고 믿습니다.

KDVA will be the “Conference Platinum Sponsor” (top sponsor) for the Non Commissioned Officers Association (NCOA) Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas on July 16-19, 2024. (https://www.ncoausa.org/ncoa-2024-conference.html)

KDVA는 2024년 7월 16~19일 텍사스주 샌안토니오에서 열리는 미군 부사관협회(NCOA)의 연례 컨퍼런스에서 ‘컨퍼런스 플래티넘 스폰서(최고 후원 등급)’로 행사를 지원할 예정입니다.

(https://www.ncoausa.org/ncoa-2024-conference.html)

KDVA will be the “Gold Star Presenting Sponsor” (top sponsor) for the Military Officers Association of America’s (MOAA) 20th Annual MOAA Charities Golf Classic at the TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm, Maryland on May 20, 2024.

(https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/9990203442498392605)

KDVA는 또한 2024년 5월 20일 메릴랜드주 아베넬 팜의 TPC 포토맥에서 열리는 미군 장교 협회(MOAA)의 제20회 연례 MOAA 자선 골프 대회에 ‘골드 스타 프리젠팅 스폰서(최고 후원 등급)’로서 지원할 것입니다.

KDVA is proud to partner with MOAA and NCOA to highlight the importance of enlisted and officer contributions to our Nation, our Veterans and their Families, and the ROK-U.S. Alliance.

KDVA는 MOAA와 NCOA 두 단체와 협력하면서 미국, 참전용사와 그 가족, 그리고 한미동맹에 대한 미군 부사관과 장교 모두의 공헌을 조명할 수 있는 것을 자랑스럽게 생각합니다.

For a free chance to play in the MOAA Charities Golf Classic, KDVA members can send an email to contact@kdva.vet with their name, phone number, and their thoughts about KDVA (about 100-150 words).  If selected, we will use your statement in KDVA publications and social media posts.  Please send the email by May 14, 2024, and we will let you know whether you were selected or not selected by May 16, 2024.

MOAA 자선 골프 대회에 무료로 참여하는 것에 관심이 있는 KDVA회원들은 contact@kdva.vet으로 본인의 이름, 연락처, 그리고 KDVA에 대한 생각을 100~150자 사이로 작성하여 2024년 5월 14일까지 보내주시기 바랍니다. 선별된 인원의 글은 KDVA의 출판물과 소셜 미디어 게시글로 사용될 예정이며, 선별 여부는 2024년 5월 16일까지 안내해드릴 예정입니다.

This and all other KDVA activities are made possible by our generous donors through the Korea-US Alliance Foundation (KUSAF).

이번 행사를 비롯한 KDVA의 모든 활동은 한미동맹재단(KUSAF)을 통해 기부해주신 후원자 여러분 덕분에 가능하였음을 밝힙니다.

Please consider joining KDVA – for free – at https://kdva.vet/join-kdva/.

KDVA는 누구나 무료로 가입할 수 있으므로, 다음 링크를 통하여 회원이 되어 주십시오. 링크: https://kdva.vet/join-kdva/.


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KDVA Founding Month in May 2024

KDVA Founding Month in May 2024

May 3, 2024

2024년 5월 KDVA 창설의 달

2024년 5월 3일

The Korea Defense Veterans Association is very thankful for our members, donors, and supporters who have made possible our organization that stands strong to support the ROK- U.S. Alliance and our Veterans. Each year in May since our founding in 2017, KDVA marks our founding month with activities that highlight our members and the contributions they made during the Korean War and after the signing of the Armistice Agreement on July 27, 1953.

주한미군전우회(KDVA)는 한미동맹과 참전용사들을 지원하기 위해 굳건히 서 있는 우리 단체를 물심양면으로 지원해 주신 회원, 기부자, 후원자 여러분께 감사드립니다.  2017년 창립 이후 매년 5월, KDVA는 창립의 달을 기념하며 한국전쟁 중에는 물론 1953년 7월 27일 체결된 정전협정 이후에도 한국전쟁과 한국의 안보에 공헌한 회원들을 조명하는 활동을 꾸준히 수행해 왔습니다.

Each KDVA member has an important story about their service and experiences working in Korea.  During the annual KDVA Korea Revisit Program in 2023, one of our participants from Florida was visiting the War Memorial of Korea along with the 99 others in his group.  A Korean father and his children approached Larry Tressler and asked him if he was an American GI.  Larry was a little confused why a Korean man would approach him.  But, he said that he was.  The Korean father thanked him for saving his country and allowing his children to live in freedom.  Larry was stunned.  He didn’t understand what was really happening.  But, he regrouped and took off his hat … and with both hands … he bowed his head and gave it to the Korean man.  Now, it was the Korean father’s turn to be surprised.  And all he could do was say thank you and cry.  They stood there, held each other’s shoulders, looked at each other, and cried. This touching story shows why our Veterans matter to Koreans, why Korea matters to Americans, and why KDVA must continue to reach our Veterans. You can see the video at:   https://youtu.be/WhVGcdO6HVA?si=yLRU0qfpRYAbx5Et

KDVA 회원들은 저마다 한국에서의 복무와 경험에 대한 각별한 이야기를 가지고 있습니다.  2023년 연례 KDVA 한국 재방문 프로그램 기간 중, 플로리다에서 온 한 참가자가 다른 99명의 참가자들과 함께 한국전쟁기념관을 방문하던 중 있던 일입니다. 이야기의 당사자인 래리 트레슬러(Larry Tressler)에게 한 한국인 남성이 가족들과 다가와 미군 참전용사인지 물었습니다.  래리는 낯선 한국인 남성이 왜 자신에게 다가왔는지 조금 의아했지만, 자신이 참전용사였다고 대답했습니다. 그는 자신의 조국을 구해주고 자녀들이 자유를 누리며 살 수 있게 해줘서 고맙다고 말했습니다. 래리는 그 말에 깜짝 놀랐으며, 무슨 일이 벌어지고 있는지 잠시 이해하지 못했습니다.  하지만 이내 모자를 벗어 양손에 잡고, 고개 숙여 인사를 한 뒤 자신의 모자를 건네었습니다. 한국인 남성은 놀라 래리를 쳐다보고는 이내 울면서 감사하다고 전하였습니다. 그들은 서로의 어깨에 손을 마주 얹으며 감사의 눈물을 흘렸습니다. 이 감동적인 이야기는 미군 참전용사들이 한국인에게 중요한 이유, 한국이 미국인에게 중요한 이유, 그리고 KDVA가 계속하여 참전용사들에게 다가가야 하는 이유를 보여줍니다. 관련 영상은 아래의 링크에서 시청하실 수 있습니다: https://youtu.be/WhVGcdO6HVA?si=yLRU0qfpRYAbx5Et

In this picture at the Korea Veterans Lunch during the ROK State Visit in April 2023, General (Ret.) Curtis Scaparrotti (KDVA Chairman/President and former Commander in Korea) presented a letter of appreciation to ROK President Yoon, Suk Yeol on behalf of the 5.1 million U.S. Korean War Veterans and Korea Defense Veterans.  Standing with them are several Korea Defense Veterans including Admiral Lisa Franchetti (now Chief of Naval Operations), General Charles Brown (now Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff), General Paul LaCamera (current Commander of United Nations Command, ROK-U.S. Combined Forces Command, U.S. Forces Korea), and General (Ret.) John Tilelli (former CINC, UNC/CFC/USFK).  President Yoon’s State Visit reinforced the importance of the ROK-U.S. Alliance, and it brought Koreans and Americans together to show how much Veterans are appreciated.

사진에는 2023년 4월 미국 국빈 방문 중 열린 한국전쟁 참전용사 오찬에서 커티스 스캐파로티 예비역 대장(전

주한미군 사령관, 현 KDVA 회장 및 이사장)이 510만 미국인 한국전쟁 참전용사와 한국 복무 예비역들을 대표해 윤석열 대한민국 대통령에게 감사장을 전달하는 모습이 담겨 있습니다. 이 자리에는 리사 프란체티 제독(현 해군작전사령관), 찰스 브라운 대장(현 합참의장), 폴 라카메라 대장(현 유엔군, 연합사, 주한미군 사령관), 존 틸럴리 예비역 대장(전 유엔군, 연합사, 주한미군 총사령관) 등 여러 한국 복무 예비역들도 함께했습니다.  윤석열 대통령의 국빈 방문은 한미동맹의 중요성을 재확인하고, 한국인과 미국인이 함께 참전용사들에게 감사의 마음을 전하는 계기가 되었습니다.

KDVA would like to say a very special thank you to the Korea-US Alliance Foundation (KUSAF) which stood up at the same as KDVA to be the fundraising organization for KDVA.  It is due to KUSAF’s great work in Korea that KDVA can offer all its activities and programs for free – including KDVA membership.  So, please consider taking two to three minutes to apply at www.KDVA.vet

KDVA는 KDVA의 기금 모금 기관으로서 KDVA와 같은 시기에 출범한 한미동맹재단(KUSAF)에 특별한 감사의 말씀을 전합니다. 회원 가입을 포함한 KDVA의 국내외 활동과 프로그램에 비용 부담 없이 참가할 수 있는 것은 KUSAF가 한국에서 훌륭히 제 역할을 수행한 덕분입니다. KDVA 가입과 활동 참가 모두 무료이므로, 다음 사이트에서 잠시 귀중한 시간을 내어 KDVA와 함께해 주시기를 바랍니다 www.KDVA.vet

“Together for the ROK-U.S. Alliance”

한미동맹을 위해 함께

Curtis M. Scaparrotti
General, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Chairman and President
Korea Defense Veterans Association

커티스 M. 스캐퍼로티
미 육군 대장 (예) 주한미군전우회 이사장 및 회장

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KDVA Recognized for MOAA’s Distinguished Service Award on Capitol Hill

KDVA is very appreciative of MOAA recognizing KDVA and our members with MOAA’s Distinguished Service Award on Capitol Hill. 
The following article is from the MOAA journal. Thank you, KDVA members and MOAA!
Clockwise from top left, MOAA award recipients Sen. Roger Wicker, Sen. Jack Reed, Betsy Dudley, representatives from the Korea Defense Veterans Association, Elizabeth Field, Rep. Adam Smith, Rep. Mike Rogers, and representatives from The ROCKS Inc. (Photos courtesy of lawmakers’ offices and organizations; Dudley and Field photos by Mike Morones/MOAA)
Distinguished Service Award 

Korea Defense Veterans Association

The Korea Defense Veterans Association (KDVA) wants to grow its membership and outreach in 2024 so the millions of Americans and Koreans who served in the Republic of Korea can see how their service mattered.

The association supports the U.S.-Republic of Korea Alliance and has partnered with the Korea U.S. Alliance Foundation, or KUSAF.

This year, KDVA will open new local chapters across the U.S., increase its virtual common-interest groups on its member portal, and start several new campus clubs, said KDVA Chairman Gen. Curtis Scaparrotti, USA (Ret). The association will continue programs geared toward veterans, including the Korea Revisit Program, in which the Korean government pays for veterans to visit Korea.

“This program gives Korea defense veterans the opportunity to return to Korea and see the places where they were stationed, connect with other Korea defense veterans, and see how their service changed the lives of the Korean people,” Scaparrotti said, adding the program grew to 100 veterans and their companions in 2023.

KDVA also supports the younger generation with scholarships and internship programs.

The association has seen record growth the past three years, including surpassing 10,000 members and increasing social media followers to more than 80,000.

“The perspective of why we have so much work ahead of us and why our outlook is so positive is there are 5.1 million Americans who have served in Korea since the Korean War,” said Col. Steve Lee, USA (Ret), KDVA senior vice president of operations.

“Their service matters,” Lee said. “It’s mattered in so many ways for both Americans and Koreans, and it’s changed history for the Korean people and made American lives better.”

The biggest challenge KDVA faces is getting the word out to potential members, he said, adding that membership is free.

There will be two to three more U.S. chapters opened as well as five to 10 campus clubs at colleges. Students can register the clubs and plan activities, while KDVA will provide funding and social media support as well as get speakers to attend social events, Lee said.

The mission statement of KDVA was purposely broad, Lee said, as the association did not want to limit itself in what it can do to support the U.S.-Republic of Korea Alliance and its veterans.


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