This episode of Veterans AZ is dedicated to Korean War veterans - the 5.7 million who served, nearly 37,000 who gave their lives, and nearly 8,000 whose fate in the Korean War remains unknown. We meet three Arizonans, each with a unique connection to the Korean War: a United States Marine who served in Korea; a Korean-American who has found new purpose in thanking the brave service members who fought to preserve a free country; and an Army veteran who joined well after the Korean War, but honors Korean War veterans today.

The episode also features a conversation that profiles the incredibly meaningful work being done by Hospice of the Valley and their veteran volunteers to honor veteran patients in their care.

About Veterans AZ (http://VeteransAZ.org)

Veterans AZ is a video series that shares the stories of Arizona veterans and focuses attention on the many organizations and programs that serve veterans in the Valley of the Sun. The program is produced as part of the Scottsdale Veterans Advisory Commission's efforts to increase communication and awareness about veterans, their accomplishments, and the services and organizations supporting those who have worn the uniform of the United States armed forces. This program is produced by the City of Scottsdale, but features veterans news and information from across the Valley of the Sun and Arizona.

Veterans AZ is available on YouTube and in your favorite podcast app.