The United States

During the Korean War 1950-1953
U.S .General Hon. Douglas Mc Arthur's
Turkish Brigade - BBB

– The United States General  –
–  Hon. Douglas Mc Arthur –
U.S. General during the II. World War
U.S. General  during  the  Korean War
U.N. Forces Commander  in Chief, -
during the Korean War  1950 - 1953.

– The United States General –
Hon. Matthew Ridgway
General during the Korean War
General during the II. World War

The Turkish Brigade fought through the bloody battles in Korea, affected (4) four times the destiny; - and leading; - to the “Cease Fire„ -  May 29, 1953 which was signed in Korea.

As can be seen; - the Turkish Brigade had often demonstrated successes during the critical Korean battles, which affected 4 (four) times; - the course and finally the result of the Korean war.

Finally; - the Turkish Brigade also fought - the last very criticle battle; - and leading to the “Cease Fire„ in Korea on May 29, 1953.

The Unique United States President
Excellency “ Dwight David Eisenhower„
Statement; - After the Korean war 1953

No doubt the strongest and most reliable protector of the European civilization; - is the Turkish Army; - today after leading to the “Cease Fire„ MAY 29, 1953 in Korea and in the future.

– United States General – during the II. World War
– President of United States during the Korean War
 
(For those to remind the history, if you dont know true past; - how will you succeed the future?)

– The United States General –
Hon. Walton Harris Walker
General during the I. World War
General during the II. World War
General during the Korean War
General&Commander United States 8'th Army

The heroic soldiers of a heroic nation; - you have saved the “United States seventh Army„ the “U.S. eighth Army„ and the “U.S. nineth Army„ and “the Corps„ from encirclement by comunist enemies, (North Korea, Soviet Union and Peoples Republic of China) and the “United States 2^nd Division„ from total destruction and annihilation during the criticcal battles from 1950 until MAY 29, 1953 and the “U.S. division„ from total destruction.

I, came here today; - to thank you; - on behalf of, the United Nations Army; - and the United States Forces; - and U.S. Army.

The Turkish Forces; - were awarded; - with the highest honourable, citation of the United States Army, United States Air Force and the United States Congress, - for saving the United States, - Seventh Army, the Eighth Army and the Nineth Army Corps from encirclement, and the total destruction by the comunist enemies, - (North Korea,- Soviet Union, and the Peoples Republic of China), - and the United States Army the 2^nd Division, - from total destruction and annihilation, - during the very criticcal battles, from 1950 until leading to the “Cease Fire„ MAY 29, 1953.

The Washington Tribune

The Echoes of the Kunuri Battle; - 1.500 soldiers in the middle of the firing line have known how to create a miracle; - The sacrifices of the Turks and (Turkish nation) for our American nation, soldiers and comrads will eternally remain in our minds and in our history books.

The Washington Post

The Echoes of the Korean War 1950-1953. The courageous battles of the Turkish Brigade have created a favourable effect; - on the whole United Nations Forces, United States Forces and South Korean Forces in their history for all time.

The Time Magazin 1950-1953

This legendary effort of the Turkish Forces suffered, with 2413 WIA, 2786 KIA, 167 MIA representing the highest combat casualty rate of any U.N. unit engaged in Korea or some where else (until today).

On October 17, 1950 - Turkey dispatched their army, navy, air force units to defend and leading to the “Cease Fire„ - for the freedom of Korea, the Korean people and for the peace of the world. - From that time until the Korean Armistice was signed in MAY 29, 1953, the Turkish Forces fought, - valiantly" in the critical bloody battles of; -

1- Kunu-ri, 2- Wawon, 3- Shillim-ri, 4- Uijongim, 5- Chosin, 6- Maharet, 7- Kumhwa, 8-Yonch'on, 9 T'oegyewon, 10- Han-Sullim, 11- Pusan, 12- Little Wegas 13- Big Wegas, 14- Wonch Ang-ni, 15- Teagyewonni, 16- Takchon, 17- Garson, and 18- Elko,  - They suffered 2,413 WIA, - 167 MIA, - 244 POW,- 2786 KIA.- Even after the war, the Turkish troops remained in Korea until July 1967.

The approximately six thousand five hundred strong Turkish Forces, Army, Navy, Air Force and the Brigade served under the command of  late Brigade Geneneral Tahsin Yazıcı; - as a part of the U.N. forces fighting the communist expansion on the Korean peninsula.

Radio Moscow; through the critical battels, 1950, 1951, 1952 and finally in MAY 29, 1953 the Turkish Forces fought the last very criticle battle and leading to “Cease Fire„ - and in the morning of MAY 29, 1953 - every hour breaking the News with the sentence; - Americans you were this time lucky; - in Korea; - because of your Turkish Forces.

– The United States Major General –
 Hon. Josef Lawton Collins I.
General during the Korean War
General during the II. World War

The commander United States Army during the Korean war 1950-1953. Turkish forces have changed during the battles in Korea from 1950 until 1953 (four) 4 times, - the destiny of the Korean War to the advantage of the United States Army; - United States Forces; - United Nations Forces; - and South Korean Army; - Turkish forces fought - the last very criticle battle and leading to the “Cease Fire„ in Korea on May 29, 1953.

– The United States Major General –
 Hon. James Lawton Collins II.
General during the Korean War
In Korea 1950-1953

United States Major General James Lawton Collins II. United States Army during the Korean war 1950-1953. The Turkish forces,- have shown the success above that expected; - in the critical battles they gave the atmost in Korea, - from 1950 until 1953 and Turkish forces fought - the last very criticle battle and leading to the “Cease Fire„ in Korea on May 29, 1953.

– The United States Congressman –
Honorable Mr. John P. Murtha

The United States Congressman, - Honourable Mr. John P. Murtha, (Democrat Pennsylvania 12 District) of the House of Representatives and (as Republican, Hon. Mr. Hobson) was one lawmaker, who remembered, the great Turkish&American solidarity that shaped the world history fifty years ago in the cold; - frozen; - harsh; - and the unforgiving hills of Korea from 1950 until 1953.

– The United States Congressman –
Honorable Mr. D. Hobson

– The United States General –
– Hon. Walton Harris Walker Honnour;–
– General Tahsin Yazıcı with (The Silver Star) –
from the Turkish Brigade during the Korean
War 1950-1953

– The United States General –
– Walton Harris Walker Honnour –
– General Celal Dora with (The Silver Star) –
from the Turkish Brigade during the Korean
War 1950-1953

– The United States Congressman –
– Honorable MR. Burner –

The Turks who have been known throughout history by their courage and decency; - have proved again; - that they have kept all these very specific characteristics; - in the war which the United Nations undertook in Korea 1950-1953.

– The United States General –
– Hon. Walton Harris Walker –
Honnour the Turkish Forces
during the Korean War 1950-1953
The Silverstar

– United States Senator –
– Honorable “Rose - Mac. Connell„ –

I now understand; - that the vote I gave in favour of assistance to unique Turkey; - it was the most fitting vote I gave any time in my life; - courage, bravery and heroism; - are the greatest virtues, - which will sooner or late conquer. In this matter, I know no nation superior to the Turks and our unique allies.
 

– United States General –
honnour the Turkish Forces
during the Korean War 1950-1953

The Picture 1953-1955
– Honorable Mr. Claude Pepper –
– United States Senator –

Honorable Mr. Claude Pepper. – There is no one left; - who does not know; - that the Turks our unique and valuable allies; - are hard warriors and that they have accomplished very great feats at the front; - for their American brothers and comrads; - during the Korean War from 1950 until 1953 and Turkish forces fought - the last very criticle battle and leading to the “Cease Fire„ in Korea on May 29, 1953.

– United States Army General –
 Honnour; -
Turkish Forces during the Korean War 1950-1953

From the Republican Party
– Honorable Mr. John Murtha –

(D-PA) Praises Turks in Korean War; - As someone, - who joined the Marine Corps; - during the Korean War; ”I’ve always felt strongly about our allies in Turkey; - Said Republican Mr. Murtha on June 27, in his address he delivered, on the House floor and; -

during and after the Korean War did any other nation contribute to the war effort; - and none of them saved; - the United States Forces; - and the United States Congress; - and saving the United States Seventh Army, the U.S. Eighth Army and the U.S. Nineth Army Corps, - from encirclement by comunist enemies, (North Korea, Soviet Union and Peoples Republic of China) and the United States 2^nd Division from total destruction and annihilation during the criticcal battles from 1950 until 1953 and the U.S. division from total destruction.

Picture: - We should allways remember; - The Turks, - were carrying their injured - American comrades; - for miles and miles; - on their backs; - during the Korean War 1950-1953, with no food; - no water; - no shelter; - in a bitter cold; - frozen and snow landscape.-

Against neglect

We should always remember until today in the world history, - there is no other nation forces ever like Turkish forces; - who have saved huge amount of American lives; - and carried their injured American comrads on their backs for miles and miles; - in a frozen; - bitter cold; - and snow lands cape in the unvorgiving hills and mountains of Korea - with no food; - no water; - and no shelter; - during the bloody Korean War from 1950 until 1953. Turkish forces (My Code Name is Northstar).

The Unique United States President
Excellency “Dwight David Eisenhower„
Statement; - After the Korean war 1953

(If you dont know the true past - you will not succeed the future).
 

United Kingdom British General
Lit. G. G. Martin

No other nation's soldiers suffered higher casualties,- no one of them gave hope to a “Demoralized American Nation„ from 1950 until 1953 and I doubt any of these other nations received obvious heartfelt praise by American major players like.-

The  United States President Dwight David Eisenhower, - United States General W. H. Walker, - United States General Douglas Mc Arthur, - United States General Matthew Ridgway, - United Staes Mayor General Josef Lawton Collins (I), - United States Senator Honorable Rose, - United States Senator Honorable Peper, - United States Congress man Honorable Mr. Burner, - United States Senator Honorable Mr. John Murtha, - United States Congressman Honorable Mr. D. Hobson, - United Staes General James Lawton Collins (II), -

and by British major players like. - U.K. Defense Minister Honorable Lord Emanuel Shinwell, - and U.K. General G.G. Martin, etc.

The Legion of Meritt from United States Congress
– for the Turkish Brigade –
– for the Republic of Turkey –

We know and we will never forget our history,-
to make a better future.

The pictures and content are from surviver, private collections, Turkish Armed Forces, the Army, the Navy, the Airforce and the unique “North Star„ family members.