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North Korean leader attends ceremony to open Martyrs Cemetery

(25 Jul 2013) SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION 1. Wide of people walking towards the monument dedicated to The People's Army Martyrs 2. Zoom in to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un walking towards the monument 3. Close of people applauding 4. Wide of Kim Jong Un standing in front of the monument with national anthem playing 5. Zoom out of Kim Jong Un and his entourage standing in front of the monument 6. Wide of monument 7. Mid of Kim Jong Un walking as soldiers approach monument with wreath 8. Wide of soldiers and attendees 9. Wide of military officials walking up stairs towards monument 10. Close of wreath laid by Kim Jong Un 11. Tilt up from former US Navy pilot and veteran of the Korean War Thomas Hudner, to monument 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Thomas Hudner, Former US Navy pilot and veteran of the Korean War: "Well it's a very emotional occasion to be here with so many veterans - not only the veterans but also the people of the nation who turned out to show their support to all of veterans. And as an American veteran, I am delighted to see that our former foe and we share some of the same feelings about this. So it is great to be here." 13. North Korean veterans walk by 14. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Ri Geng Hung, North Korean War veteran: "Like we did in 1950's, we veterans want to pass on the spirit to fight for the Fatherland to our younger generations." 15. Wide of crowds 16. Close of grave with a picture of a North Korean soldier 17. Wide of graves 18. Statue of soldiers STORYLINE US, Chinese and North Korean war veterans joined leader Kim Jong Un at an event marking the 60th anniversary of the end of the Korean War. Kim and top military officials laid a wreath on Thursday at a memorial to war veterans at a new cemetery in Pyongyang's outskirts. The event marks the start of official commemorations in North Korea for the upcoming milestone war anniversary on Saturday. Amongst those who attended the ceremony was US veteran Thomas Hudner, a former US Navy pilot. Hudner arrived in North Korea as he attempts to find the remains of a fellow pilot who perished after being shot down in the conflict. "Well it's a very emotional occasion to be here with so many veterans - not only the veterans but also the people of the nation who turned out to show their support to all of veterans," he said at the ceremony. "As an American veteran, I am delighted to see that our former foe and we share some of the same feelings about this. So it is great to be here," he added. North Korean war veteran Ri Geng Hung encouraged the younger generation to learn from their senior counterparts. "Like we did in 1950's, we veterans want to pass on the spirit to fight for the Fatherland to our younger generations," said Geng Hung. Earlier in the week, North Korea unveiled a new mass games performance with a Korean War theme and is expected to hold a military parade on Saturday. The three-year conflict ended in a truce on July 27, 1953, but is still called "Victory Day" in North Korea. Commemorations also are taking place in South Korea. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...