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Hey everyone, let’s talk about one of the most incredible rescue stories you’ve probably never heard of.

It’s Christmas 1950, during the Korean War. In the freezing port of Hungnam, North Korea, over 100,000 soldiers and civilians are trapped. The enemy is closing in. The sea is their only escape.

American ships arrive to evacuate the troops… but then something heartbreaking happens:
tens of thousands of Korean civilians flood the docks, begging not to be left behind.

The US commanders make a radical decision:
👉 Every available space on every ship will be filled with refugees.

One cargo ship, the SS Meredith Victory, was designed to carry just 12 passengers.
That day, it took on over 14,000 civilians.

It was so crowded that no one could even sit down.
Out on the dark, freezing sea, in the middle of danger and chaos… five babies were born on board.

And the most incredible part?
When the convoy finally reached safety, not a single life was lost.

It’s remembered today as the “Christmas Miracle of Hungnam” – one of the greatest, yet least-known, humanitarian evacuations in history.

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