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The Battle of the Pusan Perimeter started the whole thing
The North Korean People's Army invaded without warning
The U.N. condemns North Korea and The U.S. enters as a result -
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The U.S. Military's 34th Regiment suffers a depressing defeat
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U.N. membered victory with over 17,000 casualties
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U.N. Membered Victory with over 17,000 casualties
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Communist North Korea infiltrates Koje-Do in an attempt to free some of their soldiers
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General Dodd, warden at Koje-do is captured by the prisoners
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General Haydon Boatner replaces General Colson at Koje-do and ends rioting. General Mark Clark assumes FECOM from General Ridgway.
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Marines capture hill 122 east of Panmunjom, and hold it with a reinforced company against repeated battalion-level CCF attacks. They won it a proud nickname, Bunker Hill
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Marines capture hill 122 east of Panmunjom, and hold it with a reinforced company against repeated battalion-level CCF attacks. They won it a proud nickname, Bunker Hill
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Both sides agree to exchange their prisoners
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At Kaesong on the 27th of July. The official Armistice signing had occurred.
Leaving both countries at a stand still on the war in Korea.
North and South Divisions had split the country until it no longer can cease its fires within anymore
