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Q: Why did General MacArthur chose what port city for a counterattack against North Korea?
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Who was the commander of allied forces in Korea?

It was General Douglas MacArthur, until relieved of command and replaced by General Matthew Ridgeway.


What American general led united nations forces during the Korea war?

Douglas MacArthur.


Why did Truman remove MacArthur from power?

Because MacArthur wanted to liberate South Korea completely, completely beat North Korea. However, when the U.S. army was close to victory, China joined forces with N. Korea. Truman then wanted to draw out from Korea to avoid conflict with China. However, MacArthur wanted to drop atomic bombs on China and start a war with them as well.


Who wanted to use nuclear weapons against the Chinese during the Korean war?

General Douglas MacArthur suggested this, resulting in President Harry Truman terminating MacArthur's military career on April 10, 1951 and replacing him with General Matthew Ridgway.The Korean War began on June 25, 1950 and an armistice was signed on July 27, 1953. Note: Truman had already had 4 MK-4 fission bombs shipped to Korea but had not authorized their use (so when MacArthur threatened to use fission bombs he could havebut it would have been unauthorized).


What general replaced MacArthur?

MacArthur was not in the United States from 1935, when he went to the Philippines, until fired by Truman in 1951, except for one wartime visit to Hawaii to meet with President Roosevelt. Hawaii was at that time a US Territory, not a state.MacArthur was SCAP - Supreme Commander Allied Powers, in Tokyo, from 1945 until he was fired in 1951. Korea fell under his supervision, and his command there included the US 8th Army and the X Corps, but MacArthur was most of the time in Tokyo.He was succeeded as SCAP by Matthew Ridgeway.

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What General MacArthur chose what port city for a counterattack against North Korea?

He chose Inchon.


What port city did General MacArthur choose for a counterattack against North Korea?

He chose Inchon.


What facts were not related to President Trumans decision to replace General MacArthur?

general macArthur was not willing to invade North Korea A+


Which of these facts was not related to president Truman's decision to replace general MacArthur?

general macArthur was not willing to invade North Korea A+


What plan General MacArthur jad for Korea that got him fired?

he wanted to Nuke Korea


Who was the commander of UN forces of Korea?

General Douglas MacArthur


Who was the UN commander of the forces in Korea?

General Douglas MacArthur


Who was the commander of U.S forces in Korea?

General Douglas MacArthur


What are the 4 stages of the Korean War?

1. North Korea suprise attacks South Korea. Noth Korea pushes South Korea all the way down to Pusan. 2. U.S. President Truman sends U.S. troops, General Macarthur stationed at Japan goes to aid South Korea. Macarthur plans for a counterattack. a. Inchon-where U.S. land to attack North Korea. b. U.N. forces push North Korea to the Yalu River. Yalu River divides North Korea and China. 3. Chinese become angry. 300,000 Chinese come into North Korea and push U.S. back into South Korea's capital, Seol. 4. General Macarthur is fired by President Truman, and is replaced with Matthew Ridgeway. General Ridgeway takes over command and pushes back to Seol. In essence, the Korean War ended where it started, whiith no ground gained from either side, whatsoever.


Where did General MacArthur commanded a major surprise for Korea?

Inchon landings


What did general Douglas MacArthur argue about the Korean war?

He wanted to use Atomic bombs against North Korea, but President Truman wouldn't let him.


President Harry S. Truman removed what man as commander of United Nations forces in Korea?

General Douglas MacArthur was removed by US President Harry S Truman as commander of the UN forces in Korea for insubordination on April 11, 1951.