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Glorfindel

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2. No, but I'm still waiting to see who are the "thousands of parents" of Korean War

Reply to Thomas Hurt (Original post)

Thu Jun 21, 2018, 08:23 PM

Jun 2018

dead who have asked tRump to get their remains back. My brother fought in the Korean War. Fortunately, he came home, but my father was born in 1907 and my mother in 1911. I imagine any surviving Korean War parents would be of similar ages or a few years younger, almost certainly more than 100 years old. "Thousands" of them?

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Anyone know what happened with the 200 Korean War dead comment the Pig made... [View all] Thomas Hurt Jun 2018 OP

No remains have been turned over atreides1 Jun 2018 #1

No, but I'm still waiting to see who are the "thousands of parents" of Korean War Glorfindel Jun 2018 #2

Yes. The war ended in 1953. So the youngest soldiers would have been born by 1935. struggle4progress Jun 2018 #3

Yes...my parents used to talk about being alive during WWI and how scared they were Glorfindel Jun 2018 #4

you ready for the "their souls spoke to me from the afterlife" messaging? 0rganism Jun 2018 #5

I posted the following earlier ... left-of-center2012 Jun 2018 #6