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250314-A-OV405-1070.JPG
Photo By: Pfc. Jong Beom Shin
Camp Humphreys, Republic of Korea - Canadian Army Lt. Gen. Derek Macaulay, Deputy Commander of United Nations Command, presents a shell casing to Republic of Korea Army Col. (Ret.) Kim, Hong-su, a former Korean War Veteran, following the UNC 75th Birthday ceremony salute battery, July 8, at Barker Field on Camp Humphreys. UNC was founded 75 years ago at the start of the Korean War and stands in solidarity in defense of the Republic of Korea. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Shin, Jong Beom, USFK Public Affairs Office)
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