Why the British soldiers who participated as UN troops during the Korean War were shocked

During the Korean War, many of the British soldiers were excited when they heard that they were going to a country in Asia called Korea, which they did not know much about.

They boarded a ship bound for Korea, but the first thing they encountered when they entered Korea was a man who had been pushed to the Nakdong River front and died.

It is said that there were thousands of crosses commemorating UN soldiers.

Britain dispatched 56,000 soldiers, and due to Britain’s active participation in the war, Commonwealth countries such as Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and India also participated.

Influenced participation in the Korean War The countless crosses of UN soldiers who died in Busan at the time of the Korean War are now in the Busan UN Memorial Park.

It is said that 885 British soldiers were moved and are buried there.