United Nations Campaign In Northeast Korea (1952)

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United Nations Campaign In Northeast Korea
Tactical Phases Of Attack On Pyongyang - Ultimate Amphibious Evacuation From Hungnam (Completed Christmas Eve 1950).

[@garymckee8857]

MacArthur did not listen when they captured Chinese prisoners.

[@richardbowers3647]

That famous American general, Custer, refused all caution-reports from his scouts & exclaimed, "We got 'em now boys!" Just pointing out some old history.

[@jerrycampbell9376]

1952??? Need to learn your Roman numerals. The intro clearly reads 1951.

[@dannycrockett9878]

And the 8th Army's push on the capital was 1950 .... Your point?

[@Lex-Hawthorn]

This isn't about the UN troops, it's about The US. UN only starts to get mentioned when The US starts retreating.. (As Usual)

[@shelbycole2546]

UN campaign my ass

[@dengchao42]

So the Shonkees pull out of Hamhung and then level the town with canon fire from their warships. Way to win hearts and minds!

[@kurtbjorn3841]

These are the same hearts and minds that would gladly deliver infinite oral to NK leadership. Should we have left them flowers and kittens?

[@MrKfq269]

We weren't in the hearts and minds business back then. "Hearts and minds" is a public relations motto sold to the public during the Vietnam War to get public support for the war effort. Make no mistake, the US military is a meat grinder. Their mission is to wage and win wars. To take ground and to hold ground. To bend the will of the enemy so he sees things our way.

[@dengchao42]

@@MrKfq269 well you're not doing a very fucking good job of that either!

[@hellrazor117]

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