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Authors: David Halberstam
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First Great Triumph.
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Acheson, Dean
and Asian defense perimeter
and Chiang
and China
and Cold War
and Congress
and defense budget
and expansion of war
and Hiss
and initial invasion
and Kennan
and MacArthur
and NSC
political opponents of
and postwar world
and racism
as secretary of state
and Truman
and Vietnam
Agnew, Robert
Aguinaldo
Allen, George
Allen, Lev
Allen, Norman
Allison, John
Almond, Edward (Ned):
ambition of
and drive to Seoul
enemy underestimated by
flawed planning by
and Freeman
and Inchon
and MacArthur
and Operation Bluehearts
and Operation Roundup
and politics of command
racism of
refusal to face reality
and Smith
special privileges of
and Tenth Corps
and Twin Tunnels
and Walker
and western front
and Willoughby
at Wonsan
in World War II
Alsop, Joseph
Alsop, Stewart
Altman, Robert
America First Committee
American Communist Party
American Legion
American Mercury
Anderson, Allan
Anderson, Clarence
Anderson, Vernice
Appleman, Roy
Asia First
Atkinson, Brooks
Attlee, Clement
Austin, John
Ayers, Eben
Ayres, Harold (Red)
Badoglio, Pietro
Baillie, Hugh
Baker, Newton
Bao Dai
Barberis, Cesidio (Butch)
Barbey, John
Barkley, Alben
Barnett, Larry
Barr, David
Barrett, Dave
Barrett, John
Barth, George
Barthelemy, Maurice
Bartholdi, Cyril
Bataan Gang
Battle, Lucius
Bay of Pigs
Beahler, Lee
Becker, Henry
Beech, Keyes
Bennett, Raymond
Bererd, Serge
Beria, Lavrenti
Berle, Adolf
Berlin airlift
Bigart, Homer
Billings, John Shaw
Bin Yu
Blair, Clay
on Almond
on Crombez
on MacArthur
on Ridgway
on Walker
Blumenson, Martin
Bohlen, Chip
Bolt, Jack
Bolté, Charles
Bonus Army
Bowen, William
Bowers, Faubion
Bowles, Chester
Bowser, Alpha
Boyd, Ben
Bradley, Omar
and Joint Chiefs
and MacArthur
and Ridgway
and Truman
Bradley, Sladen
Brandeis, Louis
Braun, Otto
Brezhnev, Leonid
Bricker, John
Bridges, Styles
Brinkley, Alan
Bromser, Paul
Browder, Earl
Brownell, Herbert
Bruce, David
Buck, Pearl
Bulganin, Nikolai
Bundy, McGeorge
Bush, George H. W.
Bush, George W.
Butler, George
Butler, Hugh
Butler, John Marshall
Butterworth, Walton
Byrnes, James F.
Cain, Harry
Camel’s Head Bend
Capps, Arlie
Capraro, Michael
Carley, John
Caro, Robert
Castro, Fidel
Cates, Clifton
Central Corridor; map
Chipyongni; maps
Twin Tunnels; maps
Wonju
Chambers, Loren
Chambers, Whittaker
Chen Jian
Chennault, Claire
Chiang Kai-shek:
and China Lobby
and civil war
decline and fall of
Guomindang Party
and Hunan Provincial Army
and Korean War
and MacArthur
in Taiwan
and United Nations
U.S. government support of
U.S. journalists in support of
U.S. politicians in support of
Chiang Kai-shek, Madame (Mayling Soong)
Chicago Tribune
Chiles, John
China:
civil war in
and Cold War
Communist Party,
see
Mao Zedong
Communist takeover of
Cultural Revolution in
effects of war on
entry into the war
Great Leap Forward
and Japan
and Kim
Long March
Nationalist;
see also
Chiang Kai-shek
Nixon’s visit to
and North Korea
poverty in
as rising world power
and Soviet Union
and United Nations
U.S. aid to
U.S. missionaries in
as U.S. political issue
U.S. public interest in
U.S. recognition of
warnings from
and World War II
China First,
see
China Lobby
China Hands, State Department
China Lobby
aid to China promoted by
and anti-Communism
on appeasement
as Chiang supporters
and China White Paper
and expansion of Korean War
influence of
and Kennedy
and Koo
and Luce
and MacArthur
and Marshall
recognition of Communist China opposed by
Republicans in
Truman administration opposed by
China White Paper (U.S. State Department)
Chinese army:
adaptation by
advance south; map
ambushes by
capabilities of
casualties
in Central Corridor; maps
changes in command structure
at Chongchon River; maps
disappearances of
Fourth Campaign
intelligence and rumors about
at Kunuri; map
military intelligence of
movement on foot at night
music of
Northeast Border Defense Army (NEBDA)
as POWs
sheer numbers of
Third Campaign
at Unsan
volunteers in
on western front; map
Chipyongni; maps