For a generation of Americans old enough to remember, the Korean conflict is often dubbed the “forgotten war”. Where Hollywood has lionised or contextualised those who fought in the Second World War and Vietnam, the nearly 2 million Americans who fought on the Korean peninsula in the early 1950s have largely been airbrushed from history.Fast forward 60 odd years, and Americans find themselves participating in yet another forgotten war: Yemen.

Source: The American-Made Catastrophe in Yemen