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Army Veteran Frank Gaylord fought at the Battle of Bulge -- he earned a Bronze Star for his actions there. But Gaylord may be better known for his work after World War II. He used his GI Bill to earn a bachelor's degree in fine arts. If you've been to the Korean War Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., you've seen his work. In 1996, Gaylord talked with C-SPAN about "The Column," a collection of 19 statues that depicts those who fought in Korea. Frank Gaylord passed away in Vermont

It's estimated that there are more than 1,000 mistakes on the Korean War Veterans Memorial. Hal Barker, a historian and founder of the Korean War Project, joined NewsNation to discuss the issue. He said the Department of Defense has used a database with bookkeeping errors for at least 70 years, which contributed to these errors. #KoreanWar #memorial #veterans | NewsNation