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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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The US did not attack China during the Korean War because it did not?

When you ask this question, are you referring to Red China or Nationalist China? Because there were TWO China's during the cold war time frame: Communist China headed by Mao & Nationalist China led by Chang Kai Shek.

How many people earned the bronze star in the Korean war?

No list exists containing all the names of Bronze Star Medals awarded during the Korean War. The war lasted several years, and thousands of US military received the medal. Only a search of individual military records would reveal awarding of the BS Medal.

What do communist stand for?

Communists believe that everyone is equal, for example, people can do any job they want without any qualifications.

However, Communism is doomed to failure as a leader is needed, and a leader is more powerful than everyone else.

Famous Communist leaders include Josef Stalin (USSR), Fidel Castro (Cuba) and Ho Chi Min (Vietnam)

Why was the Korean war called the 6.25 war?

The 6.25 war = June 25th, the date of the war.

What is an important Korean fact?

Korea isn't one country, but two; Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and Republic of Korea (South Korea).

Was agent orange in powder form before it was mixed?

agent orange was before it was mixed and drummed. agent white and agent blue come in powdered dry form in 50 lbs bags as well as SUPER AGENT ORANGE II AND SILVEX (CONTAINED SEVEN TIMES THE AMOUNT OF TCDD DIOXIN THAN THE REST) mixed with water, heavy oil and maybe some JP4. AGENT ORANGE was not soluable with water. it had to be mixed with diesel fuel. I personally handled all of them on Andersen AFB, GUAM FROM SEPT 1968 TO JUNE 1978

What were the countries in the Korean war fighting for?

Communist North Korea was invading to reunify the country. Free South Korea was fighting to ward off Communist aggression.

Who lead North Korea against the Allied nations?

Kim Sung, North Korean Commander; Peng Teh-Huai, Red Chinese Commander; Chairman Mao, Leader of Red China; all of whom were supported by Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union (Russia).

How did the stalemate end?

stalemate ened when Germany fired The Ludendorff Offensive, a series of attacks. It lead to the furthest advance from 1914 to March 1918. But then Britain and France started to fight back and a couple of months later the Germans surrendered!

What is the most powerful military in South Korea?

The most powerful of all organization within Republic of South Korea's military is the Royal Army of National Korea; which was orginally composed of both North and South Korean military agents prior to the separation of the two Koreas. It was established by the Royal Monarchy of Korea twice; once during the Sino Japanese war, endorsed secretly by the Chinese red communist government, and again during the Japanese occupation of Korea endorsed by the Japanese Royal Monarchy.

Is there a Korean embassy in the US?

hallo,

traveling on a tourist purpose Visa is not required for US tourists staying for up to 30 days

here is the link to the embassy contact information http://south-korea.visahq.com/embassy/United-States/

How did the Korean war affect citizens who lived in the Koreas How did the war affect citizens in the U.S.?

Military personnel come from the manpower pool of civilians. Every military man was a civilian FIRST. Civlians PRODUCE the war machine. Civilians are either supporting the war or in it.

Why did Truman start his policy of containment?

Truman inherited it. Communism existed well before WW2, and well before Truman became president. FDR and his vice president (Truman) knew they might have to fight the Communists sooner or later. As it turned out, Truman ended up fighting the Communists 5 years after FDR's death (President Roosevelt died in May 1945).

Truman STARTED his policy of containment because George Keenan (our diplomat in Moscow) sent him a message outling the way that the U.S. would be able to contain communism in the Soviet Union. The policy of containment was based off this first outline and it was initiated because we believed that if not stopped communism would take over the world slowly but surely, look at our belief of the Domino Effect in communism.

What were some of the neutral countries in the Korean War?

Ethiopia and the Soviet Union

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The Soviet Union was far from neutral. They gave a lot of aid to China and North Korea. Stalin was the leader of the world wide revolution. China and North Korea looked for Stalin's permission. There were also Soviet troops wearing Chinese or North Korean uniforms.

When did Chinese troops enter the Korean War to help north Koreans?

There were TWO CHINAS during the Cold War. Nationalist China on the island of Formosa, now called taiwan; and Mainland China, known & called Red China during the Cold War: The words Red China is in the United States 1969 dictionary. Red China entered the Korean War in 1950 after US/Allied Forces came too close to their border, when the allies INVADED NORTH KOREA. This is why the US did NOT invade NORTH VIETNAM during the Vietnam War. We didn't want the same thing to happen again.

How many lives were lost in the American revolutionary war?

American Revolution (1775–1783) Total servicemembers 217,000 Battle deaths 4,435 Non mortal woundings 6,188

What were the good outcomes of the Korean War?

It kept South Korea intact and free from communism.

What nation shares a border with North Korea besides South Korea?

China and Russia border North Korea to the north while South Korea borders North Korea to the south. Russia's border with North Korea is on the far north east tip and is very small. China's border with North Korea is the largest of the North Korean borders.