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the invasion of South Korea by North Korea
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Who commanded American troops in Korea until he was relieved in 1951 by President Truman?
Douglas MacArthur
What war in 1950 caused Truman to send troops there in the East Asian country which he called police action?
ww1
How did president Truman react to the North Korean invasion of South Korean?
president truman ordered american troops moved from Japan to South Korea.
How did president harry Truman react to the north Korea invasion of south Korea?
president truman ordered american troops moved from Japan to South Korea.
Which president sent U.S troops to defend South Korea in1950?
Harry Truman sent troops to Korea in 1950.
Where did president Truman send troops in June 1950?
Truman sent troops into Korea on June 25, 1950 to start the Korean War.
What events led to the disappearance of African American political gains?
The removal of federal troops from southern states
What was the view of US President Lyndon B. Johnson on President Harry Truman's ability to deploy US troops?
President Johnson held the belief that former US President, Harry Truman had the authority to deploy US troops abroad to protect American interests. He had defended Truman's decision to do this in 1950. Johnson did believe however, that Truman made a mistake by not requesting a congressional resolution to do so. What is of extreme importance in this was that Johnson believed that Truman made a political mistake, it was not a constitutional error.
What events in the thirteen American Colonies occurred Last in 1775?
Colonial minutemen and British troops clash at Lexington
What caused Germany's army to weaken during ww1?
American troops came and the Germans couldn't keep up
How many troops were sent to Vietnam while Truman was the President?
None.
What events caused a deterioration in relations with Mexico?
You've answered yourself: occupationOr... would you be happy if North Korean troops invaded American territory to catch a 'renowed bandit', dead or alive? I think not.
