1.   For John Warner, who served in World War II and the Korean conflict, the military is familiar ground.

2.   I Fred P. Gardner, a veteran of the Korean conflict, received surgical treatment in a VA facility for a herniated disc unrelated to his prior military service.

3.   It took the Korean conflict to finally complete the process.

4.   Learn more about the Korean conflict and its veterans at this site.

5.   Our entry into the Korean conflict was predicated on a United Nations declaration.

6.   One such woman was Capt. Lillian Kinkela Keil, a much-decorated Air Force nurse who served in World War II and the Korean conflict.

7.   She also pointed to the beginning of talks with the Chinese and the two Koreas on a future settlement of the Korean conflict.

8.   So far, no veteran of the Korean conflict or the wars in Vietnam and the Persian Gulf has made it to the White House.

9.   The callers questioned whether Egan was old enough to have served during the Korean conflict.

10.   The Korean conflict was still active.