Talking to Korean War vets about Chosin Many parts of history are not included in textbooks. One example is the use of Tootsie Rolls on the battlefield in the frozen terrain of North Korea.   Marine Captain Follows His Dream And Makes A Difference Brian P. Iglesias of the United State Marines Corps may have come from humble beginnings, but he has learned much along the way about making a difference in the world.   Iraq war veterans in Lee County to film documentary of legends Andrew Stewart of Naples remembers being a 20-year-old Marine private first class 59 years ago at a frozen piece of Korean hell called the Chosin Reservoir.   Honoring 'Chosin Few' David Williams went decades before talking about the bitter winter of 1950, of how he and 12,000 Marines from Camp Pendleton fought against 150,000 Chinese troops during the Korean War battle of Chosin Reservoir.   Remembering the 'Forgotten War' It's known as America's "Forgotten War." But for the men who served in it, particularly those involved in the Chosin Reservoir Battle in the winter of 1950, the Korean War is never far from memory.   The Chosin Few are finally remembered His toes were frostbitten, but Bob Ezell didn’t notice. He’d survived the first night of the Korean War’s most renowned battle – at the Chosin Reservoir.   Korean War vets recall brutal battle for documentary. It's not often you get to sit down and chat with your heroes. So imagine how Marines-turned-filmmakers Brian Iglesias and Anton Sattler feel as they meet new ones every day.   Marine filmmaker thaws 60 years of Korean vets' stories At 77, George Tsegeletos can't remember what he used to. But he can't forget the winter of 1950 when he and the rest of the 1st Marine Division fought unbelievable conditions...   A Marine remembers You could hear your footsteps in the snow, the crunch of the ice. They hit us all the way 'round, swarming the area. We just cut loose for hours.