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Who was the president that sent troops to Korea as a police action for the UN?

President Truman


Which action by president Harry Truman is an example of world war 2 containment policy?

The police action in Korea


Was the involvement in Korea a conflict or war where the US is concerned?

It was called a "police action"


Where there any wars in the 1950's?

Yes, Korea was a major war, but called a "police action" by the UN


How was president Truman able to get UN approval for a police action in Korea considering tha Russia was expected to veto such a decision?

The Russians boycotted the meeting at which the UN approved the police action in Korea . They were protesting the recognition of the Chiang Kai-shek government as the legal government of China.


Why was Korea a police action?

President Harry Truman told members of the U.S Navy and air force that they should help defend South Korea. He did this before actually getting the order approved by the Congress. He called the U.S involvement in Korea police action instead of war.


What does police action mean?

A police action action is fighting a war that has not been declared by congress,or any government. Viet Nam is one example, Korea was another. Politically, it sounds less messy than "War" but people still fought and died.


What are the three nations president bush called evil?

Iraq Iran north Korea


What was the Korean war called in the US?

The average man & women on the streets in the 1950s called it, "oh...you mean that war in Korea..." It was the worlds first "limited war" (limited to conventional weapons only). The atomic bomb was only 5 years old when Korea erupted. The A-Bomb created the cold war...thus the "limited war."


Who is 22nd president in Korea?

South Korea has only had 11 Presidents and North Korea has only had 1. As a result, there is no "22nd President in Korea".


Did the US Congress ever officially declare war on North Korea?

The UN became a war combatant itself after North Korea invaded South Korea on 25 June 1950 (see Korean War). The UN Security Council condemned the North Korean action by a 9-0 resolution (with the Soviet Union absent) and called upon its member nations to come to the aid of South Korea. The United States and 15 other nations formed a "UN force" to pursue this action. In a press conference on 29 June 1950, U.S. President Harry S. Truman characterized these hostilities as not being a "war" but a "police action". So no, the US never officially declared war on North Korea. Infact the United States has not officially been to war since World War II, which is the last time Congress declared war.


What caused the Korean War and what were the effects?

The proximate cause was due to the U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, declaring that South Korea was outside the ambit that America was prepared to defend. Since they were spoiling to do so, the North Koreans soon invaded South Korea. They, and others, were surprised when President Truman undertook to defend South Korea and, amazingly, got the What_were_the_causes_and_effects_of_the_Korean_WarCouncil of the U.N. to endorse such a police action ( the Russians having unwisely been absent during the crucial vote and not exercising their veto ).