Korean War Project Lives!!

November 11, 2007

We recently closed most of the Korean War Project. With the support of our Members and Sponsors, we have been able to reopen. But we are not out of the woods. We need your continued help.

By late October 2006, financial support for the Korean War Project had virtually stopped.

Out of 8000 visitors per day, less that 1 visitor donated $10. Our key past supporters were bearing the burden of keeping the Korean War Project online.

Out of 8000 distinct visitors per day, less that 1 visitor donated $10.

In late October, we developed Letters To The Lost, and received hundreds of responses.

An Associated Press story ran in hundreds of newspapers, television stations, and talk radio shows on three continents. But even with the publicity, our donations were not substantially increased.

Major veterans groups constantly ask for help but can't seem to understand how we keep the Korean War Project going.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars, DAV, American Legion, and the Korean War Veterans Association constantly ask for help but can't afford to help us.

Congress, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the Air Force, Army, Marines, and Navy constantly ask us for help, but we don't qualify for their help.

The cost to run the Korean War Project far exceeds income and it is simply not possible to continue.

Unless there is a miracle, we can't do this anymore.

Hal and Ted Barker - Dallas Texas
214-320-0342

Legacy Information Below

Welcome to the Korean War Project.

The Korean War Project has been on the Internet since February 15, 1995. Eleven Years. Your help made that possible.

The Korean War Project is Free - But Our Members Keep Us Online. Your Support Determines If We Can Stay Online...

Please keep the Korean War Project in mind when you visit our pages..

Join or Re-Up Today!

We have no corporate or government support. Only you.

We need your help now! A few dollars make a big difference.

Why You Should Donate:

Our Finding The Families Project is the leading volunteer program to seek out DNA samples.

Our Remembrance section is a one-of-a-kind place to Remember the Lost from Korea.

Our Looking For section has over 60,000 names and entries of Korean War Veterans, Family Members, and Groups, with over 2100 individual unit pages.

Our Casualty Databases are the most comprehensive Korean War files anywhere.

Our DMZ War Veterans pages list hundreds of veterans from 1953 onward.

Your Voluntary $15 Membership or Donation is the only reason we are online today.

No other organization provides the support and community available to veterans and families touched by the Korean War.

Hal and Ted Barker
214-320-0342

 

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Prior to June 1999, we offered visitors the ability to donate to the Project. We called these donations Sponsorships. It was a bit confusing, so we started our Membership program in June 1999. Many donors have sent more than the basic $15 Membership and have asked to be considered Sponsors.

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The Korean War Project restricts use of information for resale or reuse for any purpose whatsoever without expressed and written permission.

The use of email harvesting or the use of other special harvesting software, including special application software, API's, command line controls used in attempts to obtain information by deceptive means, keystroke scanners, or inserted software is prohibited. Attempts to insert unauthorized software will be considered to be a violation of applicable state and federal law. Any attempts to take unauthorized control of assets held by the Korean War will be considered a violation of law.

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