Descendants of Korean War Foundation

About Descendants of Korean War

The Descendants of Korean War is a heritage and remembrance organization dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of U.S. military personnel who served during the Korean War. The organization focuses on education, remembrance, and preservation of family histories to ensure that the legacy of the Korean War is remembered by future generations.

Who the Organization Represents

Descendants of Korean War represents the children, grandchildren, and family members of U.S. service members who served during the Korean War era. The organization also welcomes supporters, educators, and historians committed to preserving the memory of the “Forgotten War.”

What the Organization Does

• Preserves and shares the history and legacy of Korean War service members
• Supports remembrance and commemorative activities honoring Korean War veterans
• Encourages family-based historical research and storytelling
• Provides educational resources related to the Korean War era
• Builds a community of descendants and supporters dedicated to remembrance

Where the Organization Operates

Descendants of Korean War operates nationally with participation from members and families across the United States. Activities are coordinated through digital platforms, educational initiatives, and commemorative events, enabling broad geographic engagement.

Participation and Eligibility

Descendants of Korean War is a heritage-focused organization rather than a credential-based veterans association.

• Participation is open to descendants and family members of U.S. service members who served during the Korean War era.
• Supporters, researchers, and educators with an interest in Korean War history may also participate.
• No military service by the participant is required.
• Documentation of lineage or service may be encouraged for historical accuracy but is not required for general participation.

How Participation Is Structured

Participation is structured through online engagement, historical documentation projects, educational outreach, and commemorative activities. Individuals and families may contribute stories, records, and research while supporting remembrance efforts tied to Korean War history.