The Korean War (91 page)

censorship of battle orders
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and Koje-do
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and MacArthur
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and peace negotiations
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succeeds Walker
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chronology
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RIPPER, Operation
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Rivers, Congressman Mendel
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Roberts, Brigadier-General W. L.
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Robertson, Walter
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Robinson, Ronnie
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Rocket Assisted Take-Off Gear (RATOG)
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Rockwell, Colonel
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Roosevelt, President Franklin Delano
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Rowney, Ed
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Royal Air Force
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aircraft, British

Royal Marines
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41 Commando
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prisoners
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Royal Navy
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Fleet Air Arm
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HMS
Ceylon
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HMS Ocean
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HMS
Unicorn
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Ruffner, Major-General Clark
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Rusk, Dean
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Sariwon
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Saturday Evening Post
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Sawbridge, Henry, British chargé d’affaires
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Scaselleta, Private Mario
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Schultz, Corporal Pete
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Schuman, Robert, Premier of France
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Sea of Japan
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Sebilian, Lieutenant Robert
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Selective Service Act, US
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Seoul
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Capitol building
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CIA station at
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communist evacuation of
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communist occupation of
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government
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Rhee, Dr Syngman, President of South Korea

liberated
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UN forces advance to
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US occupation of (1945)
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Seversky, Alexander de
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Sheehy, Lieutenant Paul
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Sheldon, Lieutenant Jim
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Shepherd, General Lemuel
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Sherman, Admiral Forrest
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Shirk, Private Bill
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Sibbald, Captain Peter
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Silverman, Sidney
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Simmons, Brigadier-General Ed
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Simon, Private Carl
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Singlaub, Jack
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Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship
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Skeldon, Colonel James
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Slim, Field-Marshal Sir William
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Sloane, Major John
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Smart, General Jacob
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Smith, General Oliver P.
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feud with Almond
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Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Brad’
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Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel Leon
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Smith, Sergeant William F.
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Snider, Lieutenant Chris
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Sorensen, Marine Bill
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South Africa
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South Korea
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in British assessment of Korean situation
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and British response to invasion of
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communist guerrilla activity in
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communist invasion of
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elections in
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gratitude to UN forces
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hardship and injustice in
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Inchon, amphibious landings at
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intelligence organisations in
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Interim Government
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and Japanese
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Legislature, provisional
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MacArthur in
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National Defence Corps created
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Plan EVER-READY
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post-war industrial
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Pusan Perimeter, battle for
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Syngman Rhee and armistice negotiations
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and Tokyo
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and United States
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