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If It Was Up To Gen. MacArthur, North Korea Would Have Been Nuked To Smithereens

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The Rise of China Vindicates MacArthur

The Raid on Clark Field: How the U.S. Air Force Intercepted a Kamikaze Attack

Why President Truman Was Right to Fire Gen. Douglas MacArthur

MacArthur observes the naval shelling of Inchon from USS Mount McKinley, 15 September 1950 with Brigadier General Courtney Whitney (left) and Major General Edward M. Almond (right). U.S. Army.

Korean War: How MacArthur Planned the Landings At Inchon

Surrender of Japan, Tokyo Bay, 2 September 1945: Representatives of the Empire of Japan on board USS Missouri (BB-63) during the surrender ceremonies. U.S. Army Signal Corps.

How Did Japan Contact MacArthur To Surrender During World War II?

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This Korean War Landing was a Stroke of Military Brilliance

Why Douglas MacArthur Couldn't Hold the Philippines in 1942

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The Unstoppable Leadership of Eisenhower and MacArthur

Memorial Day Questions: How to Fairly Grade Leaders in War

Failure at Philippines: How 12,000 U.S. Soldiers Surrendered to Japan

How Douglas MacArthur Masterminded the Korean War’s Inchon Invasion

Battle for Seoul: Urban Warfare in the Korean War

The Nuclear Option: Douglas MacArthur's Plan to Win The Korean War

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