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| rdfs:label | - Belgian United Nations Command
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| rdfs:comment | - The Belgian United Nations Command () also known as the Belgian Volunteer Corps for Korea or "Brown Berets" is the name given to the Belgian-Luxembourgish military force sent to South Korea to fight in the Korean War by the Belgian government of Joseph Pholien. The battalion served in Korea between 1951 and stayed, even after the end of the armistice, until August 1955. By the end of this period, 3,171 Belgians and 78 Luxembourgers had served tours of duty in Korea.
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| Caption | - Luxembourgish soldier, part of B.U.N.C. in Korea, 1953
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| Unit Name | - Belgian United Nations Command
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| notable commanders | - Lt. Col. R. Gathy
- Lt. Col. A. Crahay
- Lt. Col. G. Vivario
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| battle honours | - Imjin, Haktang-ni and Chatkol
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| abstract | - The Belgian United Nations Command () also known as the Belgian Volunteer Corps for Korea or "Brown Berets" is the name given to the Belgian-Luxembourgish military force sent to South Korea to fight in the Korean War by the Belgian government of Joseph Pholien. The battalion served in Korea between 1951 and stayed, even after the end of the armistice, until August 1955. By the end of this period, 3,171 Belgians and 78 Luxembourgers had served tours of duty in Korea.
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