Why was the Korean war such a frustrating experience for Americans?

The outcome of the Korean War was frustrating to U.S. because many of their sons & husbands had died it this conflict yet it ended in a stalemate. ...

sorry, but i do know that 50,000 Americans were killed in the Korean War.

About 480,000 Americans were deployed to Korea during the Korean War.

The Americans war aims change during the Korean war because they felt confident dealing with the communists. ...

There was approximately 1,751,820 Americans to be drafted into the Korean War. Not all of these men were actually sent to Korea. ...

they didnt care about the war

No, the Korean war was not technically part of the cold war but it was a front for the Americans and the Russians to compete in. ...

Approximately 1,789,000 US Servicemen served in the Korean War.

Approximately 1,789,000 US Servicemen served in the Korean War.

In total about 480,000 Americans served in the Korean War.

fought North Korean and Chinese troops

combat experience for north korean troops

The Korean War was the FIRST war in US History in which they were "Officially Integrated" into the US military forces. ...

blocked the actions of communist

WW2 had just ended 5 years before the Korean war and the American people had little use for another war. ...

No, the Americans fought the communist North

The increase in US defense spending in 1952 was to fund the American-Korean War or what Americans call the Korean War. ...

he was a general in the Korean war and he led Americans through it till he got fired and was replaced by ridgway ...

Well we know 30,000 Americans died and and estimate would be 436 Utahns killed in the Korean war. ...

This question is a bit unclear. If you are referring to the Korean war, 36,516 Americans were killed in that war. If you are referring to World War II, 418.500 Americans were killed in that war. ...

Wellllll...technically the Korean War isn't over! There is a "truce" in effect, and Americans are still stationed in Korea along the demilitarized zone. This war is technically still going on, over 50 years later. ...

Though the Korean War ended in a stalemate, it has only worked out positively for the United States since then. Still, at the time, Americans were tired of the war by it's end in 1953. They were tired of Americans dying overseas, and money being spent on a problem that was not America's to deal with. ...

390,000 people this is Americans not Korean's

Jets, tanks, artillery, and men.

North Korea, China and a few Russians.