07/27/2026
48,700 Women served during the Korean War 🩷
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ON THIS DAY | July 27, 1953
On this day in 1953, the Korean War Armistice Agreement was signed, ending three years of active fighting on the Korean Peninsula.
Known as the "Forgotten War," the conflict demanded extraordinary courage from those who served. Among them were nearly 48,700 American women who answered their Nation's call, serving as nurses, medical specialists, communications personnel, intelligence analysts, administrators, and in countless other critical roles throughout the theater and around the world. Their skill, dedication, and compassion saved lives, sustained military operations, and strengthened the force during one of the Cold War's defining conflicts.
Today, on National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we honor all who served and remember those who never came home. We pay special tribute to the women whose service helped shape history and whose legacy continues to inspire future generations.