‘Unprecedented solidarity’: UN Command marks 75 years since Korean War

The United Nations Command marked its 75th anniversary with a ceremony at Camp Humphreys, honoring the multinational force that defended South Korea during the Korean War.

In a message, General Xavier Brunson called it the "unprecedented global solidarity" of 22 nations, saying their sacrifice helped secure freedom for millions and supported South Korea's transformation.

Canadian Lieutenant-General Derek Macaulay led the event, with a march-by of flags and a gun salute.

Though wartime command now lies with the Combined Forces Command, the UNC still upholds the armistice, a lasting symbol of global commitment to peace on the Korean Peninsula.