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Korean War
The Korean War, between North and South Korea, began on June 25, 1950 and paused with an armistice signed on July 27, 1953.
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What benefits are you eligible for as the widow of a Korean war veteran 3 years service?
Best to check with your local Veterans Administraction Office for answers. 800 827 1000
What are you supposed to eat on new years?
Different countries and regions have different customs and traditions. In the US, the basic traditional foods served on Christmas would include turkey, ham, possibly goose, and various side dishes might include sweet potato casserole, stuffing, and vegetables.
Us secretary of state during the korean war?
When the Korean War started, Dean Acheson was Secretary of State. When Dwight Eisenhower was elected in 1952, he appointed John Foster Dulles to the position.
Why was Korea a disirable location?
because different westen countries were trying to get territory in East Asia wanting to get in on tradeand influence in East Asia. Korea was in the middle of the competition. Korea had ports used for trade
What was the basic cause of the Korean war?
The cause of The Korean War was the invasion of Korea by Japanese forces. Other countries intervened to stop the Japanese from killing native Koreans.
Why was the cease fire agreement in the Korean War signed?
They agreed to be peaceful and stop fighting.
What is the name of the area that divides North and South Korea?
It's called the 38th Parallel, or the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
What did the Korean War result in?
US/UN victory. Communists were stopped at the 38th parallel and the Republic of South Korea (ROK) was preserved.
What effect did the Korean War have on the border between the two Koreas?
It changed the border from being a border that followed the 38 N line of latitude exactly to a more diagonal line that cuts across the peninsula with less of a distance. South Korea gained slightly more land, but lost the city of Kaesong, which was a historic capital of Korea (over 500 years ago).
What is the bordering countries around South Korea?
North Korea is one for sure! Im trying to find more because im doing a Social Studies Project for Mr.Shuler..............BLAH! [[User:69.134.216.227|69.134.216.227]] 13:23, 25 May 2009 (UTC)Ill comeback, if I find anymore!
What happened in the beginning of the Korean War?
South Karea wanted to remain independent, while North Korea, the soviets, and the Chinese wanted to spread communism. South Korea had no chance in stopping the soviets advancement. the soviets had taken control of the country nad had left onle a small peice of the peninsula, Pusan. South Korea asked the United Nations to get involved, and that's when they get aid to resist communism.
AnotherOn June 25, 1950 at or about 0400 hours (4:00 am) the Communist North Koreans began and artillery and mortar barrage across the 38th parallel. This barrage was used to reduce resistance toan armor supported infantry attack across into South Korea. This aggression caused the United Nations Security Council to pass a resolution calling for a cessation of hostilities and a return to status quo ante (the withdrawal of invading forces).On June 26th Uijongbu fell to the communists.
On June 27, 1950 US forces have their first victory in the war when a USAF F-82 shot down a Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korean) Yak fighter.
On June 28th, South Korean forces destroy the Han River bridge, trapping 3 ROK (Republic of Korea) divisions north of the river but cutting off the main crossing of the river. North Korean Army units enter Seoul and take it by the end of the day.
On June 29th the first US ground troops (507th AA Bn) arrive at Suwon and engage 4 North Korean aircraft.
That is a brief rundown of the first 5 days of the war.
Did the Truman doctrine work during the Korean war?
Yes the Truman Doctrine was a success. It prevent the spread of Communism into Turkey and Greece by providing $400 million in and and by sending troups to fight back. Yes the Truman Doctrine was a success. It prevent the spread of Communism into Turkey and Greece by providing $400 million in and and by sending troups to fight back.
Is Korea and South Korea the same country?
Yes, South Korea is a good country. Better than any other countries and even way better than North Korea! South Korea is 5 to 6 times more powerful than North Korea. There is no way that North Korea would be able to beat South Korea in war!
Did women fight in the Korean war?
There were no women who fought in the Korean War. Women were given non combative positions such as nurses and supply clerks.
the person who started the war additionilly isdead but it was robert mills
During the Second World War, the Japanese invaded China and southeast Asia.
After the Treaty of Malta was signed, the Russians oversaw the withdrawal of the Japanese from Korea, but stopped their retreat just north of the 38th parallel. This parallel was agreed on in the negotiations between the US, Britain and the Soviet Union.
US Senator Joseph McCarthy, charge US government was ripe with communist in the 1950's
Who was the one that made the first attack during the cold war?
During the final stages of World War II in 1945, the United States conducted two atomic bombings against Japan in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
What country has fought in the most wars?
Denmark and Sweden fought countless wars during the Viking Age (700 - 1050), and the renaissance (1400 - 1700). Mostly over Norway. Their war record even outmatch France and England.
In modern times, say 1900 - 2010, The most wars have been fought by USA, England and Germany.
What sea borders north and South Korea to the west?
It is usually called the Yellow Sea, a direct translation of 'Huang-Hai' in Chinese.
t's called 'Seo-Hae' which means 'West sea' in Korean.
Why did Australia become involved in the Korean War?
Australia was asked by the United Nations and the United States (whom we have a loyalty to since the end of World War II) to join the Korean war. (and the Vietnam War) Australia's main reason for joining the Korean war was to protect the "Domino Effect" happeniing.
The Domino Effect was the way people described the way "if one country falls to communism, so will other countries (just like domino's)"
Australia wanted to eliminate the threat of communism spreading and getting closer.
How many military deaths occurred in the Korean War?
It is estimated that South Korea sustained 1,312,836 casualties, including 415,004 dead. The figures include both civilian and military as there are no accurate estimates of the number of soldiers that were killed.
How many soldiers are still alive from Korean war?
Of the 2.7 Million of Americans who served in Vietnam approximately 57,000 were killed. It is estimated that out of those survivors less than 900,000 are alive today. This is stark contrast to the US census figures and VFW magazine polls showing that 13,853,027 Americans claim to be Vietnam Veterans.
Four out of Five of those who claim to be Vietnam Veterans are not.
What happened to Inchon during the Cold War?
McAuthor (from the united states) went to North Korea and they were caught off guard and the UN were pushing the limits of the Chinese boarder.
Who was the general who was fired by President Truman during the Korean war?
General Douglas MacArthur. Wikipedia has a very good article on him.
True. General Douglas MacArthur accused Truman of preventing him from bombing supply depots.
