US Korean War POWs arrive in San Francisco after 1953 cease-fire

The transcript describes the arrival of individuals in the United States, highlighting the emotional reunions with family and friends. It also mentions the arrival of warriors in San Francisco, some of whom are veterans of World War Two. These warriors risked their lives for a cause that was not entirely clear, yet they understood the necessity of their battle. The text concludes by acknowledging the sacrifice of over 33,000 individuals who were left behind in Korea.

What was the mood of the individuals arriving in the United States?

• Indifferent and detached

• Joyful and relieved

• Angry and resentful

• Anxious and fearful

Where did the other group of individuals arrive?

• San Francisco

• New York

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

What was notable about the group that arrived in San Francisco?

• They were all new recruits

• They included veterans of World War Two

• They were a mix of civilians and soldiers

• They were all from the same family

What was unclear about the cause for which the individuals risked their lives?

• The location of the battle

• The basic issues of the cause

• The number of participants

• The duration of the conflict

How many individuals did not survive and were left behind?

• Over 33,000

• Over 50,000

• Over 20,000

• Over 10,000