The very messiness of definition and outcome in Korea has contemporary resonance, given the difficulty of imagining what a ...

How the Korean War put presidents in charge of nuclear weapons. The president's unilateral nuclear authority comes from decisions made at the start of the Atomic Age. January 2, 2018.

Lewis Millett's bayonet charge didn't just change a battle; it changed the geography of the Korean War and led to the naming of Bayonet Hill.

I was with my friend, Vince Courtenay, both of us Korean vets from the same battalion of the Princess Pats in Korea. Millett, then around 80 years old, told how he’d joined the U.S. army at age ...

The Thursday ceremony paid respects to the memory of Army Capt. Lewis Millett, who led the soldiers of Easy Company, 27th Infantry Regiment, in what the Army regards as its last major bayonet charge.

The aftermath of a new Korean War, even a conventional war, could be as messy as the conflict itself. Removal of Kim could leave the country with a power vacuum and no one clearly in charge.

Dark Docs. The Last Bayonet Charge in US Military History - Korean War 1951. Posted: April 4, 2025 | Last updated: April 8, 2025. On February 7, 1951, Captain Lewis Lee Millet was approaching Hill ...

Two Soldiers who died as a result of their gallant and intrepid actions during the Korean War will be posthumously awarded the Medal Honor during a ceremony, May 2, at the White House.

The Korean War began exactly 70 years ago – on June 25, 1950 – and soon afterward I was there as an Associated Press photographer and war correspondent, under fire many times. There were times ...

The Korean War shows that a frozen conflict can be preferable to the alternatives. ... In late September 1950, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, in charge of the West’s war effort, ...

The Korean War Memorial Dedicates Its Wall of Remembrance—Mistakes and All Two brothers in Dallas tried for years to correct the misspellings and omissions. Now they’re heartbroken.