Along with sharing his experiences as a prisoner of war, retired Army Col. William Richardson provided the plaque photo and some thoughts and words for the Korean War plaque. The photo from the National Archives shows captured soldiers being marched by North Korean guards. In his comments, Col. Richardson talked about how you didn't fall behind regardless of your condition. Many prisoners were executed on the spot if they couldn't keep up. To keep a wounded soldier in the march, it took four men to carry the soldier. You can see the plaque along with the WW II plaque at the park.