Interview- My Grandparent's Friend - 1 views
My grandfather's friend gave the soldiers 3 rice balls.
Korean War- Primary Source- Letter from MacArthur - 1 views
This letter explains how bitter the fighting in Korea was. He sent this to Ike and he talked about his memory when he was in the same university with Ike. Site of Letter: http://www.dwightdeisenho...
Korean War- Print Source - 1 views
KOREAN WAR by Stephen Badsey It includes actual pictures of war. - infantry - tanks - bombers - other units that supported Korea. MacArthur = innocent patriot - when he was talking, 7,500,000 peop...
List of commanders- Print Sources- Japanese Book - 1 views
South Korean Team Commanders and Leaders: Chung Il-kwon Paik Sun-yup Dwight D. Eisenhower Douglas MacArthur Matthew Ridgway Mark Wayne Clark Clement Attlee Syngman Rhee Robert Menzies Loui...
Strength of each Allies- Print Source- Japanese Book - 1 views
1,207,010 soldiers- South Korean Team 1,212,000 soldiers- North Korea Team Conclusion: - There were more soldiers of the North than the South - More dead soldiers in the North's team - 36,516...
Tank | Article | World Book Advanced - 0 views
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Shota Ono on 30 Apr 11Tanks are one of the strongest armored units that attack mostly with cannon. Cannon can be hijacked easily, because it can not move fast enough. To prevent from being hijacked, machine guns are attached to the ceiling.
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Article on tanks.
korean war - Wolfram|Alpha- Primary Source - 0 views
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Actual date for Korean War: 1950, 06, 25 - 1953, 7, 27 = lasted about 3 years, but never signed a peace treaty.
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Countries involved: North Korea, South Korea, China, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Ethiopia, France, Greece, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and United States.
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People involved: Kim II Sung, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mao, Josef Stalin, Harry S. Truman, Douglas MacArthur, Syngman Rhee.
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This is a site that provides primary sources and accurate informations.
Korean War | Article | World Book Advanced - 0 views
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The units and teams that were sent to South Korea for support: - U.S. Army 24th Infantry Division - U.S. 1st Marine Provisional Brigade - 2nd Infantry Division of the Army - U.S. X (10th) - Eighth Army
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All units that fought in the war: - 80 destroyers - 16 aircraft carriers - 8 cruiser - 4 battleship - infantry - mechanized infantry - air force - etc....
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This article is about the Korean War, and this is the advanced version of world book.
朝鮮戦争 - 0 views
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15700 from England, 7400 from France, 5400 from Canada, 7200 from Netherlands, 5600 from Belgium, 400 from Luxembourg, 1000 from Greece, 900 from Australia, 800 from New Zealand, 4600 from Turkey, 1100 from Thailand, 1100 from Philippine, 1100 from Columbia, 1200 from Ethiopia, and , 800 from South Africa
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The land units that were used: - M26 Pershing - Personal Carrier - Sky Cleaner - 6 x 6 Cargo Truck - M8 Gray Hound - Centrion Mk. III - Cromwell Mk. IV - Charchil Mk. VII - T34/85 - Dragon Wagon
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The most common and used aircraft during the Korean War: - Mig 15 - Repabrick F-84G- Thunderjet - North American F-51D Mustang All used for intercepting enemy aircraft and bombering enemy land units to progress land capturing.
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This is a Japanese site that explains how many soldiers from different countries were sent to Korea for the Korean war.
Infantry | Article | World Book Advanced - 0 views
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Infantry is a group of soldiers that fights on the ground. It was one of the strongest land units for hundreds of years. In the United States and in some other countries, there are divisions of infantry to fight in different style in different places. They equip variety types of guns, grenades, and artillerys.
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Article about infantry.
Korean War | Article | World Book Advanced - 0 views
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The UN and the Communists had a "prisoner exchange" where they exchanged 88559 prisoner in september 1953. The Neutral Nations' Repatriation Commission took care of these men that didn't want to return home.
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Advanced article on Korean War from World Book Online.
Cruiser | Article | World Book Advanced - 0 views
Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: Japan paves way for stronger military - 0 views
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It is a site that explains about the military power about Japan and how the government is acting towards the war with Korea.
South Korea | Article | World Book Student - 0 views
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There is an island called "Dokdo" which is located about in the middle between Korean and Japan. It was an major issue back then of which country takes control of it, and which country owns the island. Even today, there are discussions going on with the logics behind the conflict.
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It is an article on the land that the Korean War took place the most. It has precise images of Korean Land and other informations such as government types and daily lives.
Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: Korea turns page in fight over Japanese... - 0 views
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There used to be academic problems between Japan and Korea while the Japanese imperialism occured. Korea was going against the teach of Japanese language and culture, which is now not a problem anymore, but back then, it was one of the biggest probems against adults that expected their child(ren) to learn properly.
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Student Research Center - powered by EBSCOhost: Koizumi's shrine visit sparks fury - 0 views
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Research states that the prime minister of Japan (Koizumi) a several years ago visited few types of shrine that was left and built due to the war. Today, many people believes that Koizumi Junichiro had a bad effect on Japan, and, most of the people have bad images about him, today.
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Korean War | Article | World Book Student - 0 views
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The Korean war was the first war that the United Nation joined and played a military role. At that point of time, it was only the 5th year after the UN was formed.
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Information about the allies and support of each countries: South Korea: United States, and most of the countries in UN. North Korea: China, Soviet Union
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The Korean war was one of the most deadliest war in history. It caused death to about 560,000 troops of the UN & South Korea, and 1,600,000 troops of the communist teams. Not only that, about a million of South Korean civilians were killed and few millions of the civilians lost their homes.
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This is a site where it explains what the Japanese Imperialism caused and what happened after South Korea's allies defeated Japan.