I rise to commemorate Korean War Armistice Day and to honor the millions of servicemembers who fought during the Korean war. This year marks the 16th anniversary of Proclamation 8399, a proclamation to establish National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day. I am proud to have introduced legislation in this Congress to help reunify families who remain divided from the war. I look forward to continuing to work to support our veterans. I thank the Korean American Grassroots Conference and partner organizations like the Council of Korean Americans, the Korea Economic Institute, The Korea Society, the Korean American Institute, and Remember 727 for organizing this week's event.
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Commemorating Korean War Armistice Day and honoring veterans during a floor speech.
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