13 Veterans Association Members Honored for Meritorious Service

Pledge to Advance the Association and Raise Community Security Awareness

The Changnyeong County chapter of the Korea Veterans Association held a ceremony commemorating the 74th anniversary of Veterans Day and a national security resolution rally at the County Gymnasium, with more than 500 attendees, including association members, local residents, and heads of local institutions and veterans' organizations.

Changnyeong County Governor Seong Nak-in delivers remarks at a ceremony marking the 74th Veterans Day. [Photo courtesy of Changnyeong County]

Changnyeong County Governor Seong Nak-in delivers remarks at a ceremony marking the 74th Veterans Day. [Photo courtesy of Changnyeong County]

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The event, held on November 11, opened with a recitation of the Veterans' Pledge, followed by commendations for people who had contributed to the community and the reading of a national security resolution. In particular, 13 association members were honored for contributing to the association's development and community service through their strong commitment to the nation and awareness of national security.


In his commemorative address, association chairman Kang Bokgu said, "The freedom and peace we enjoy today were built on the sacrifices and noble spirit of the heroes who devoted themselves to our country." He added, "We will continue to strengthen harmony and solidarity among our members and take the lead in fostering awareness of national security in the community and putting love of country into practice."


Changnyeong County Governor Seong Nakin said, "I extend my deepest respect and gratitude to the veterans who have continued to serve and dedicate themselves as a reliable pillar of national security and regional development." He added, "I hope you will continue to play a central role in fostering security awareness among county residents and promoting harmony in the community."


Meanwhile, the Changnyeong County chapter of the Korea Veterans Association is working to advance the community and promote a culture of national security through various activities, including security-focused field trips for young people.



The ceremony is expected to provide an opportunity to reflect on the veterans' noble sacrifices and dedication, while raising security awareness in the community, promoting a culture of honoring veterans, and strengthening unity among county residents.


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