Korean War Vet Sings Trump’s Praises as Remains of Fallen Brothers Are Finally Returned Home
By Jack Davis
August 5, 2018 at 8:43am
To one Korean War veteran, President Donald Trump is “the second father of our country” for the deal Trump struck to bring home the remains of Americans killed in the Korean War.
Last week, 55 boxes containing remains were brought to Hawaii for the long process of identification. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had promised Trump North Korea would turn over the remains.
“This is a great first step in terms of bringing a bunch of fallen Americans home,” said Rear Admiral Jon Kreitz, the deputy director of the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, according to CNN.
Vice President Mike Pence was on hand to greet the remains when they arrived. Some have called the Korean War the “forgotten war.” But today, we prove these heroes were never forgotten. Today, our boys are coming home,” Pence said, according to Real Clear Politics.
The spectacle of the remains of dead Americans returning home was a moving one for Samuel Fielder, a Korean War veteran who was interviewed by The Daily Caller.
I worked with a Jew boy on the State who was in Korea. When we got the new Lead, Lead Worker he said, "This guy is a Captain Queeg." That new Foreman was in WW II so he is likely dead quite a while now. ROTFLOL