LEGACIES OF WAR
A Feature Documentary
Runtime: Approximately 90 Minutes
An intimate documentary preserving the firsthand stories of Korean War veterans, military families, historians, and community leaders whose experiences illuminate one of the most overlooked chapters in American history.
Currently slated to premiere in September 2026.
Legacies of War expands upon the historical foundation of The Fight Within Me by presenting the voices behind the story. Through firsthand testimonies, historical insight, and personal reflection, the documentary explores the enduring impact of the Korean War on the individuals, families, and communities whose lives were forever changed.
More than a companion piece, Legacies of War stands on its own as a documentary dedicated to preserving memories before they are lost and ensuring these stories continue to educate and inspire future generations.
FEATURED STORIES
Bishop Jimmy B. Hackworth
Korean War Veteran
Minister
Inspiration Behind The Fight Within Me
Bishop Jimmy B. Hackworth's extraordinary life and military service inspired the creation of The Fight Within Me. His experiences during the Korean War became the emotional foundation of both the narrative film and the documentary, Legacies of War.
Through his testimony, Jimmy reflects on service, sacrifice, faith, and the lasting impact of a generation whose stories deserve to be remembered.
Bishop Jimmy B. Hackworth
Korean War veteran, minister, and the inspiration behind The Fight Within Me.
PVC Jimmy B. Hackworth during his military service.
One of more than 600,000 African Americans who served during the Korean War.
Featured Testimony
Bishop Jimmy B. Hackworth reflects on his experiences during the Korean War and the memories that have remained with him throughout his life. His words offer a deeply personal perspective on service, resilience, and the enduring legacy of history.
More Stories to Come.
Legacies of War is an ongoing archive of voices connected to the Korean War.
Future featured testimonies will include veterans, military families, historians, educators, and community leaders whose stories continue to shape our understanding of this pivotal moment in history.