Some called it a "conflict", others a "police action." The Department of National Defence called it a "United Nations operation." To the almost 27,000 Canadians who fought and died there, Korea was most definately a war - an unpleasant and dangerous war. These are the stories of the Canadians and their allies who served in the Korean theatre between 1950 and 1953 - and in later years.
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Author Les Peate served in Korea as an infantry NCO during the war and is the editor of the Korean War and Old Guard columns in the monthly Canadian military magazine Esprit de Corps.
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