


Our History
2020
October – General (Ret.) Vincent Brooks becomes Chairman and President of KDVA
2019
April – Col. (Ret.) Steve Lee becomes Senior Vice President of KDVA
2017
April – Incorporated as Nonprofit (501(c)3) Organization, VA, USA
April – General (Ret.) Walter “Skip” Sharp becomes Chairman and President of KDVA
May – KDVA Foundation Ceremony, Washington D.C., USA
2016
Driving the formation of the organization thru the support from ROK Embassy and KATUSA Veterans Association
2015
Exchanging the Ideas with ROK Embassy in U.S. and Former CDRs/DCDRs/Other leaderships of USFK Units
2014
Initiating the idea of gathering Service Members and Veterans who served in ROK
Our Logo
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- The crossed ROK and US Flags symbolizes the strong alliance between the ROK and the U.S.
- The four stars represent the UNC/CFC/USFK, commanded by 4-Star General
- The first star represents the Korean War Veterans
- The second star represents the Korea Defense Veterans and Service Members (USFK/KATUSA/CFC(ROK)) post Korean War
- The third star represents the Family Members of the Veterans and Service Members
- The fourth star represents the DoD Civilians who has served in ROK
- The Laurel represents honors of veterans
- Letter “USFK/KATUSA/CFC” represents the members of KDVA