After receiving the first hat at his first job, he was shipped to the Korean War, enduring a 19-day ship journey to the opposite end of the world. This story is told by a helmet donned in battle.

A Korean War veteran and the hat that told his story have been reunited.

SEOUL: A hat which belonged to South Korea's most revered monarch King Sejong has been recovered more than 500 years after it was looted by Japanese invaders, a senior scholar said on Wednesday.

Despite the ongoing rivalry between North Korea and South Korea, many seem to have grown apathetic toward the war’s impact on the peninsula, say observers.

LONGMONT — Ray Babcock’s voice lowered a bit as he inspected his old and well-worn commemorative World War II and Korean War veteran cap on Friday afternoon. More importantly, he review… ...

A Korean traveler was reportedly denied entry into Vietnam for wearing a Vietnam War veteran hat.

SEOUL (AFP) - A hat which belonged to South Korea's most revered monarch King Sejong has been recovered more than 500 years after it was looted by Japanese invaders, a senior scholar said ...