The Korean War was not lost (technically it continues) it was stalemated.
Both sides signed armistice treaty, which means the war is still going on (you can read the orignal text; it clearly states that the war is not ended); the treaty is now overdue.
But, the result of war still shows something:
NK, which started the war, did not gain anything or lose anything
SK, did not lose its territory, so it should be the winner
US, helped SK to defeat NK, but failed to conquer entire Korean peninsula
China never declared war on US; its army was called volunteer and the goal of China was defending the border and help NK to defeat US (because US Army was very close to Yalu River, NK almost lost its all territory, and China really worried US would invade China after it conquered NK)
it's a war with no winner
There were no failures other than possibly MacArthur being relieved of command and the Red Chinese entering the war. Other than that, the communists did not obtain their objective (conquering South Korea) and the ROK (Republic of South Korea) still exists today as a thriving nation...a US/UN victory.
more of a stalemate then failure..............
1 - 5 mistakes are all the same
they went to war
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korean war <=-spear
See Korean War Facts or Korean War Educator.
Aproximately 1,789,000 US Servicemen served in the Korean War.
U.S. was involved in the Korean war for three years.
The US Government supported the Korean War.
korean war <=-spear
See Korean War Facts or Korean War Educator.
The US entered the Korean war in order to protect South Korea
yes, US forces participated in the korean war from 1950 to 1953
The Korean government paid off the USA to stop the war so therefore the Koreans get to take credit of winning it and the USA gets to take the money and lose.
For the US, Vietnam.
The US was the primary combatant of the Korean War.
there was an estimated 7 million soldiers that died during the korean war, and 3 million civilians.
Aproximately 1,789,000 US Servicemen served in the Korean War.
The Korean War was the FIRST "Hot" battle of the Cold War; a war against communism.
Korean War.
Over 33,000 US servicemen were killed in the Korean War.