Korean War

Your best bet is to contact one of the veterans organizations. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion can help you with databases and publications to assist you in locating your fellow comrades.

Harry Truman helped Korea with armies, food, warmth,and just being there!!They were a great help.But Korea always pays their debts.And they did already!!Go to Did Korea pay their depts back to America?See Ya!!!!!

Eisenhower promised to go to Korea to end the fighting

North Korea failed to conquer S. Korea...allied victory.

North Vietnam conquered S. Vietnam...allied defeat.

MacArthur became a general during WW I and remained so until h e was fired by Truman . As such he served under Wilson, Harding, Coolidge,Hoover, F. Roosevelt and Truman. Before he was a general, he served under T. Roosevelt and Taft.

Since Mao Zedong was the Communist Chinese leader, he was in agreement with Communist Russia.

The demarcation line between North and South Korea is located near the 38th parallel. This line essentially divides the two countries along the latitude of 38 degrees North.

Koreans use Korean language characters such as 안녕하세요

There are online translation programs on Google and Bing.

(The word TEST is 테스트 )

Because it was one of the causes of the war.

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1. Which Korea are you talking about... North Korea or South Korea?

2. When you've lived in either Korea long enough and can 'pass' as a North/South Korean, and can actually act, then I suppose you could become a North/South Korean actress.

the reason is the politicians suppress the people the are ruling,

That was the boundary chosen for separation.

South Korea is called the land of the morning calm because of its natural beauty of the high mountains and clear waters. The tranquility of the area is especially serene in the morning.

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Slogans such as "Better Dead than Red", Khrushchev's threat "We will bury you!", the Space Race (the race for the moon), nuclear powered submarines, the Cuban Missile Crisis of '62, SAC (Strategic Air Command), and the Vietnam War.

Here, I'll give you 10. I would choose the Changdeokgung Palace.

Changdeokgung Palace - one of the five grand palaces of Joseon-era Seoul. Literally meaning "Palace of Prospering Virtue", the complex is comprised of 13 buildings and 28 pavilions. Changdeokgung is at its most beautiful during the fall, when leaves turn colorful and start to fall in a gentle, gradual shower.

N Seoul Tower - a 236.7-meter communications tower built on top of a mountain in Seoul, enabling it to reach an elevation of 236.7 meters above sea level. The tower features 4 observation decks, allowing visitors to see much of the surrounding city for a fee. The 4th and highest deck is a revolving restaurant which makes a complete rotation every 48 minutes. Visitors must take a cable car up the mountain to be able to climb the tower. A café and gift shop are also available. The N Tower is especially endearing to couples due to one of its balconies, where they can hang locks with romantic messages and throw away the key, symbolizing the permanence of their love for one another.

Namdaemun Gate - this historic structure was once part of an ancient city wall. The gate, also called "the Great Southern Gate", suffered major damage from a fire back in 2008. The site is currently full of ongoing construction. Nearby Namdaemun Market acts as the wholesale center for South Korea, where gift items, accessories, textile, appliances and other items are for sale.

Admiral Yi-Sun Shin Statue - a monument to the 16th century Korean maritime hero who designed the turtle boat known as geobukseon, used in combating Japanese naval vessels during his time. The statue presides over Gwanghwamun Square along Sejongno Boulevard. A sunken plaza is being constructed under a water fountain in front of the statue, connecting the subway station and a ground-level plaza.

63 Building - this 249-meter building is the 3rd tallest in South Korea. 63 refers to the total number of floors: 60 are above-ground while 3 are devoted to basement levels. 63 Building has an IMAX theater, an aquarium, convention center, banquet hall, lots of stores, and an observation deck called the 63 Golden Tower. The building is located at the southern tip of Yeouido Park, a long and narrow island provided with nature areas, bike paths, and walking trails.

Songjeong Beach - Located in Pusan, this 2-kilometer long beach is made up of fine sand and weathered seashells. Songjeong is the most northerly of Pusan's beaches, and is open every year between July 1st to August 31st. Although it is not as commercialized as Haeundae or Gwangalli Beach, it also does not possess the same level of facilities.

Jongmyo Shrine - the oldest and most authentic of the Confucian royal shrines, dedicated to the memorial services of dead kings and queens of the Joseon Dynasty. Jongmyo is listed among UNESCO's World Heritage sites and is also the longest Korean building of traditional design. The south entrance gate was reserved for spirits, the east gate was for the king, and the west gate was for performers of the sacred ritual.

Bongeunsa Temple - just north of COEX Mall and Convention Center, this Buddhist temple contains a number of buildings and statues. Bongeunsa is one of Korea's major temples, and has undergone many repairs and reconstruction. The complex also has a "Temple Stay Program" wherein visitors can experience the life of a monk for a few hours.

Chongdong Theater - near Deoksugung Palace is this small, modern-style building which houses the performance hall at the basement to shield theater-goers from the cold winter. The stage itself is very big in proportion to the hall, making the use of microphones unnecessary. Concerts in Chongdong tend to highlight the best of Korean music and arts, making it ideal for foreigners who do not have enough time to experience the length and breadth of traditional music.

Mount Pukhansan - a mass of granite near Seoul, a favorite nature trail for Koreans who wish to escape the stresses of urban life. Those who get to climb up Baekundae, its tallest peak, is treated to a 360-degree view of the capital. Historic Pukhan Fortress is within this area, as well as many Buddhist temples.

North Korea exists as a result of both Soviet and American occupation of the Korean Peninsula after the end of WW2 and as a result of North Korea's initial refusal to participate in the United Nations.

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There are 4,000 rivers in South Korea.

The U.S. failed to endthe North Korean regime. However, the U.S. did prevent South Korea from falling to communism.

They did not. They did hold onto South Korea, though.

I'm sure they didn't like any theory that cost the Koreans 2 million lives and the Vietnamese 2 million lives as well. I hope the U.S. believes that Asians are more intelligent and worthy than dominoes.

by plane: 2 and a half hours

by boat: 1 day and 6 hrs.

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