GLOUCESTER HONOURS COL. CARNE

Colonel Kahn was honored with the freedom of Gloucester at a civic reception. He humbly shared this honor with his regiment, especially those who served in Korea. A parade of over 300 men from the 1st Battalion, who survived the Imjin River battle, marched through the city to attend a thanksgiving service at Gloucester Cathedral. During the service, a stone cross carved by Colonel Kahn during his solitary confinement in Korea was presented for safekeeping.

What did Colonel Kahn receive during the civic reception in Gloucester?

• A gold medal and a certificate

• A diamond ring and a trophy

• A silver casket and an illuminated scroll

• A bronze statue and a plaque

Who presented a bouquet to Mrs. Kahn during the ceremony?

• The Mayoress

• The Colonel

• The Dean

• The Mayor

What significant event did the Gloucester Regiment participate in during their march through the city?

• A battle reenactment

• A service of thanksgiving

• A military drill

• A public speech

What was the significance of the stone cross presented in Gloucester Cathedral?

• It was a symbol of peace

• It was a gift from the Mayor

• It was carved by Colonel Kahn in Korea

• It was a relic from World War II

Where was the stone cross used before being presented in Gloucester Cathedral?

• In a museum

• During services in Korea

• In a local church

• At a military base