The show itself was hosted by Ed McMahon (Here's Johnny!). He posed for me; McMahon was an F-9 Panther pilot, flying 85 combat missions as an artillery spotter during the war.
Other appearances were by the Kyung-Hee University Dance Troupe, a special tribute to Bob Hope (who died the next day), Randy Travis (performing "Three Wooden Crosses", a song which was a recent hit on the country charts), the Platters (wearing blue), the Cornell Gunter Coasters (wearing red), the Elsbeary Hobbs Drifters (wearing white).James McEachin (who gave an interesting history of the military services), Tyler Hoechlin (who played Tom Hanks' son in "Road To Perdition"), somebody Meyer, and various other folks.
For Sunday, they had another ceremony, this one at the Korean War memorial. Present was John Alli, a Persian Gulf War veteran, who had taken a picture of the memorial for his dad for a retirement gift. It ended up becoming a stamp which was unveiled that day. It also included talks by Ed McMahon, the Post Master general, Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul D. Wolfowitz, and others.
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