Disaster in Korea:
by Appleman, Roy Edgar
Published by : Tx A&M Univ. Press (Texas) Physical details: 456 p ISBN:60967. Year: 1989| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode |
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| 900 - 999 | 951.9042 App (Browse shelf) | Available | In Memory of : S.S. Foote | 60967 |
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Includes Index and Bibliography
Prelude to MacArthur's attack to end the War --
Uncertainty on the eve of the UN advance --
UN and CCF positions and orders of battle --
The first day of the Eighth Army's attack --
The second day of the Eighth Army's attack --
The CCF 2nd phase offensive --
The CCF Armies' rout of the ROK II Corps --
Defeat of US 25th Infantry Division --
Withdrawal of the Eighth Army left flank to the Chongchon River --
The CCF 40th Army attack on the US 2nd Infantry Division --
The US 2nd Infantry Division retreats to Kunu-ri --
MacArthur calls a Commanders' Conference --
Withdrawal of the Eighth Army South of Chongchon River --
Withdrawal of the 2nd Infantry Division from Kunu-ri --
Back to Pyongyang --
Evacuation of Pyongyang --
The waist of Korea --
Big bugout or skillful retreat? --
The death of General Walker.
Explains how the Chinese Army drove MacArthur and the U.N. forces out of North Korea, and tells why the Chinese decided to intervene.