The Korean War was called a police action because "their was no declaration of war"; and People (Truman) didn't know what else to call it.
The American Civil War (aka US Civil War) was also a Police Action according to the same definition which defined the Korean War; Since the US Civil War was not a declared war.
It was called a "police action"
no, it was declared a 'police action'
All of the Cold War Era (1945-1980ish) U.S.A. believed in the "Containment of Communism" American wished to stop Communism and preserve Democracy. Korea is known as a "Police Action" and not a war.
The Korean War was actually a Police Action that involved the United Nations and North Korea. North Korea was Chinese and Russian backed. They invaded South Korea. This argument was the result of the Cold War and the bad feelings from that. Both Countries are really still at war.
which invasion? if ur talkin about lybia, it is a "police action", wink wink, which means that it does not require permission from the senate( they can practicly phone it in like how Vietnam was a police action)
Vietnam war
All of the Cold War Era (1945-1980ish) U.S.A. believed in the "Containment of Communism" American wished to stop Communism and preserve Democracy. Korea is known as a "Police Action" and not a war.
it was considered a 'POLICE ACTION'
One can purchase police toys at many toy stores, such as Toys R Us or in the children's section of Target. These locations offer toy police cars and some offer action figures of police.
involved covert action by the CIA
French and Indian- circa 1762 American Revolution- 1775 War of 1812- take a wild guess. Mexican-American war- 1845ish Civil War- 1861 Spanish-American War- 1898 World War I (The Great War)- 1914 (US became involved in 1917) World War II- 1939 (US became involved in 1941) Korean War (Police Action- 1955 or so Vietnam Conflict- 1969 Afghanistan/Iraq-2001
The full might of the US military minus nuclear weapons.