The message honored the bravery and service of the veterans who fought in the Korean War alongside United Nations Allies.
The message acknowledged the sacrifices made by the 60,000 British and 50,000 Commonwealth servicemen and women during the war, highlighting the role they played in securing democratic freedom for the people of the Republic of Korea.
The King's message also referenced President Yoon's recognition of the veterans' contributions during a recent Korean State Visit, emphasizing the lasting impact of their bravery on the political and economic landscape of Korea.
The King's message stressed the importance of not forgetting the Korean War, often referred to as the "Forgotten War," and mentioned upcoming commemorations at locations like Solma-Ri, Gapyeong, and Busan to remember the battles and honor the fallen.
The message concluded by praising the veterans for their selfless courage and dedication to peace, noting that their legacy continues to inspire future generations.
The King extended heartfelt gratitude to all veterans, both living and deceased, for their service and sacrifice, acknowledging that their contributions will be remembered for years to come.