CHIPYONG-NI, Republic of Korea – Lt. Gen. Yoon, Eui Cheol, commanding general, 7th Corps, Republic of Korea-Army, speaks about an historical turning point of the Korean War during the 68th anniversary commemoration for the Battle of Chipyong-ni at the Chipyong-ni Combat Monument and Memorial Hall, Feb. 21. Yoon presided over the event which highlighted the three-day battle in February 1951.

CHIPYONG-NI, Republic of Korea – Lt. Gen. Yoon, Eui Cheol, commanding general, 7th Corps, Republic of Korea-Army, speaks about an historical turning point of the Korean War during the 68th anniversary commemoration for the Battle of Chipyong-ni at the Chipyong-ni Combat Monument and Memorial Hall, Feb. 21. Yoon presided over the event which highlighted the three-day battle in February 1951. Stock Photo

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