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How did Truman use his constitutional authority during the Korean war?
Updated: 8/16/2019
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As the "Commander-in-Chief" of all U.S. military, he overruled General Douglas MacArthur on aggresive campaign plans to capture and occuply North Korea rather than just stop North Korean incursion into South Korea.
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