The statues are a reflection of the
totality of personnel
who were there.
Not only the United States Army
but the people called a KATUSA.
they were Korean's
attached to a US unit
and there's a statue in there to reflect them.
It's very emotional.
you transport it right back to where you were.
Physically I'm here mentally I'm there
and it's very emotional and can bring tears to your eye's
and just a feeling of God we made it
and we're here and our comrades
are on the wall.
We are all the same doesn't matter the
military unit.
We are all have started wearing the same boots
that have been passed down from one generation
to another.
Civil War veterans,
1812, 1898,
Spanish War,
World War One, World War two
Korea, Vietnam
until the current day.
We are all comrades brothers and sisters forever,
and it will always be that way.