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august | 2008-06-20 16:42:18
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파업이 타결되어 좋기는 한데 ....
그 동안 쌓여 있던 자기 물건 먼저 꺼내려고 부두는 완전히 난리 부르스입니다.
^^ 사진을 클릭하여 주세요 ^^
파업이 타결되어 좋기는 한데 ....
그 동안 쌓여 있던 자기 물건 먼저 꺼내려고 부두는 완전히 난리 부르스입니다.
^^ 사진을 클릭하여 주세요 ^^
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AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION
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Charles Smith <br>
Covington, Alabama<br>
Born 1924 <br>
First Lieutenant, U.S. Army<br>
Service Number O-953698<br>
Killed in Action<br>
Died January 14, 1953 in Korea <br>
First Lieutenant Smith was a member of the 160th Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in North Korea on January 14, 1953. First Lieutenant Smith was awarded the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal.
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서울짜장 | 2008-06-20 | 추천 0
coin | 2008-06-20 | 추천 0
서해안까지 걸어가서 나룻배타고 남해안을 돌아서 부산으로 복귀한 군인도 있었다네요......
mehmed | 2008-06-20 | 추천 0
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노랑머리 | 2008-06-20 | 추천 0
그때는 이태리는 미국말을 잘들어야 한는때였다고...
서울짜장 | 2008-06-20 | 추천 0
The speed of the North Korean drive coupled with the unreadiness of American forces compelled MacArthur to disregard the principle of mass and commit units piecemeal to trade space for time. Where to open a delaying action was clear, for there were few good roads in the profusion of mountains making up the Korean peninsula, and the best of these below Seoul, running on a gentle diagonal through Suwon, Osan, Taejon, and Taegu to the port of Pusan in the southeast, was the obvious main axis of North Korean advance. At MacArthur's order, two rifle companies, an artillery battery, and a few other supporting units of the 24th Division moved into a defensive position astride the main road near Osan, ten miles below Suwon, by dawn on July 5. MacArthur later referred to this 540-man force, called Task Force Smith, as an "arrogant display of strength." Another kind of arrogance to be found at Osan was a belief that the North Koreans might ". . . turn around and go back when they found out who was fighting." <br><br>
Coming out of Suwon in a heavy rain, a North Korean division supported by thirty-three tanks reached and with barely a pause attacked the Americans around 8:00 a.m. on the 5th. The North Koreans lost 4 tanks, 42 men killed, and 85 wounded. But the American force lacked antitank mines, the fire of its recoilless rifles and 2.36-inch rocket launchers failed to penetrate the T34 armor, and its artillery quickly expended the little antitank ammunition that did prove effective. The rain canceled air support, communications broke down, and the task force was, under any circumstances, too small to prevent North Korean infantry from flowing around both its flanks. By midafternoon, Task Force Smith was pushed into a disorganized retreat with over 150 casualties and the loss of all equipment save small arms. Another casualty was American morale
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as word of the defeat reached other units of the 24th Division then moving into delaying positions below Osan.
The next three delaying actions, though fought by larger forces, had similar results. In each case, North Korean armor or infantry assaults against the front of the American position were accompanied by an infantry double envelopment. By July 15, the 24th Division was forced back on Taejon, sixty miles below Osan, where it initially took position along the Kum River above the town. Clumps of South Korean troops by then were strung out west and east of the division to help delay the North Koreans.
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Fifty-three U.N. members meanwhile signified support of the Security Council's June 27 action and twenty-nine of these made specific offers of assistance. Ground, air, and naval forces eventually sent to assist South Korea would represent twenty U.N. members and one nonmember nation. The United States, Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Turkey, Greece, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Thailand, the Philippines, Colombia and Ethiopia would furnish ground combat troops. India, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Italy (the non-United Nations country) would furnish medical units. Air forces would arrive from the United States, Australia, Canada, and the Union of South Africa; naval forces would come from the United States, Great Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
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***여기서 흥미로운 부분은 당초 유엔 안보리에서 한국파병안에 대하여 유엔회원국 외에도 당시 비회원국이었던 이태리가 의료지원부대를 파병해 주었내요.
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