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War Memorial to recognise First Nations veterans of Korean War

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More than 60 Indigenous troops who served in the Korean War have been officially recognised, coinciding with the anniversary of the end to fighting in the conflict. Experts say it's a major step to honouring the sacrifices of First Nations veterans and recording what their lives were like during and after the war.


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More than 60 Indigenous troops who served in the Korean War have been officially recognised, coinciding with the anniversary of the end to fighting in the conflict. Experts say it's a major step to honouring the sacrifices of First Nations veterans and recording what their lives were like during and after the war.


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