Traveling Korean War exhibit on display in Hawaii
February 25, 2011
Story Highlights
- A pictorial history of the Korean War is on display at Fort DeRussy in Waikiki.
- The display is open to the public.
Lt. Gen. Benjamin R. Mixon (center), U.S. Army Pacific commander, tours a pictorial history of the Korean War Feb. 23 at Fort Shafter, Hawaii. He was accompanied by Republic of Korea Navy Captain Hong Beom Hur (right), the Republic of Korea's defense attache to Hawaii. Their guide was Jaechul "Benedict" Ahn, who created the exhibit and brought it to Hawaii. Ahn is chairman of The World Peace Freedom United, an organization based in the Republic of Korea. The exhibit moves Feb. 25 to Fort DeRussy in Waikiki and will be open to the public.
