CHESTER, PA – August 1, 2024 – Senator John I. Kane is pleased to announce that honorably discharged Veterans of the Korean War, who served between June 25, 1950, and July 27, 1953, are eligible to receive the prestigious Republic of Korea-Ambassador for Peace Medal. This medal honors the brave individuals who served during the Korean War and comes in a distinctive case along with a certificate of gratitude from the South Korean government.
Priority is given to living veterans, making it crucial for eligible individuals or their families to apply promptly. The application process can be completed by following the instructions available on the Korean War Veterans Association – Republic of Korea – Ambassador for Peace Medal website. Given the ages of Korean War veterans, time is of the essence.
Senator John I. Kane expressed his deep appreciation for the service and sacrifices of our veterans, stating, “Our Korean War veterans have given so much to our country, showing incredible bravery and dedication. It’s important that we recognize their efforts. The Republic of Korea-Ambassador for Peace Medal is a great way to honor them. I urge all eligible veterans and their families to apply for this well-deserved award.”
Senator Kane’s office and the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs stands ready to support our veterans in obtaining this distinguished medal.
For assistance with the application process, there are elected officials in the Commonwealth ready to help. Additionally, the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) Point of Contact, Paul DeVincenzo, can be reached at 717-269-9986 or via email at [email protected].
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