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EBB AND FLOWNOVEMBER 1950 - JULY 1951 |
The Foundation of Freedom is the Courage of Ordinary PeopleHistory
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8 September 1988 Washington, D.C. |
BILLY C. MOSSMAN |
Chapter |
Page |
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3 | |
The Battleground |
3 |
The Initial Mission |
7 |
The Mission Expanded |
17 |
The Mission Reconsidered |
21 |
23 | |
The United Nations Command |
23 |
The UNC Plan of Advance |
42 |
The Outlook for Victory |
49 |
51 | |
The North Korean Armed Forces |
51 |
The Chinese People's Volunteers |
52 |
61 | |
The Advance to Contact |
61 |
The Chinese Attack |
65 |
The Second Phase Offensive |
72 |
The Threat of Envelopment |
76 |
84 | |
X Corps Dispositions, 26 November |
84 |
The Advance Toward Mup'yong-ni |
88 |
The IX Army Group Attacks |
90 |
The Attacks Widen |
98 |
The Tokyo Conference |
103 |
105 | |
The Threat of Envelopment |
105 |
The Second Disengagement |
109 |
Trouble on the Lines of Communication |
114 |
The Sukch'on-Sunch'on-Songch'on Line |
116 |
The Roadblock Below Kunu-ri |
119 |
VII. CONCENTRATION AT HUNGNAM | 128 |
New X Corps Orders |
128 |
Shaping the Hamhung-Hungnam Defense |
130 |
Concentration at Hagaru-ri |
131 |
Withdrawal From the Reservoir |
137 |
149 | |
The Eighth Army Leaves North Korea |
149 |
The X Corps Evacuates Hungnam |
165 |
IX. THE CHINESE THIRD PHASE OFFENSIVE: THE OPENING |
177 |
Ridgway Takes Command |
177 |
Defensive Preparations |
184 |
The Opening Enemy Assaults |
188 |
192 | |
To the Seoul Bridgehead |
192 |
The Outlook, 2 January |
195 |
The Evacuation of Seoul |
198 |
209 | |
Withdrawal From the Han |
210 |
Wonju and Hill 247 |
216 |
East of Route 29 |
223 |
228 | |
The Problem of Motivation |
228 |
Allies From North Korea |
229 |
The Evacuation Issue Resolved |
230 |
Operation Wolfhound |
237 |
Task Force Johnson |
239 |
Operation Thunderbolt |
240 |
248 | |
Roundup Preparations |
248 |
Thunderbolt Continued |
252 |
Operation Roundup |
258 |
The Newest Army Estimate |
263 |
266 | |
The ROK 8th Division Destroyed |
266 |
Support Force 21 |
269 |
From the Road Junction to Hoengsong |
272 |
The Costs |
279 |
282 | |
The X Corps Position, 13 February |
282 |
The West Shoulder, 13-14 February |
285 |
The East Shoulder, 14-18 February |
291 |
Chip'yong-ni and Task Force Crombez |
295 |
A Turning Point |
300 |
301 | |
The Concept |
301 |
Intelligence Problems |
302 |
The Plans |
305 |
The Advance |
307 |
The Ripper Concept |
310 |
315 | |
The Plan |
315 |
The Advance to Line Albany |
321 |
The Enemy Buildup |
322 |
Hongch'on Cleared |
327 |
Seoul Retaken |
328 |
Ch'unch'on Captured |
330 |
On the Eastern Front |
333 |
The Courageous Concept |
334 |
335 | |
Operation Courageous |
335 |
Ripper Concluded |
343 |
The Parallel Question |
344 |
The Rugged and Dauntless Concept |
347 |
351 | |
The Enemy Situation |
351 |
The Advance to Line Kansas |
353 |
Change of Command |
362 |
368 | |
The Enemy's Conspicuous Absence, 11-20 April |
369 |
One Day's Notice |
375 |
378 | |
The Enemy Plan |
378 |
Panic at the IX Corps Left |
381 |
Below Ch'orwon and Kumhwa |
384 |
Along the Imjin |
385 |
Adjusting the Line |
389 |
XXII. THE CHINESE SPRING OFFENSIVE: ON THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN FRONTS |
398 |
Attack on the Pendleton Line |
398 |
Inje Falls |
399 |
Repeat Performance |
401 |
Censure |
407 |
XXIII. THE CHINESE SPRING OFFENSIVE: ON THE WESTERN FRONT |
410 |
Defending the Kansas Line |
410 |
Withdrawal to Line Delta |
419 |
XXIV. THE CHINESE SPRING OFFENSIVE: BATTLE FOR SEOUL |
430 |
438 | |
The Search for the Enemy |
439 |
The Offensive Resumed |
444 |
The Battle Shifts East |
460 |
465 | |
Stabilizing the Line |
466 |
Counterattack |
470 |
488 | |
Ridgway's Mission Redefined |
488 |
Operation Piledriver |
491 |
Armistice Negotiations: The Search for a Beginning |
494 |
The Question of Future Operations |
497 |
Negotiations Begin |
499 |
The New Dimensions of Battle |
502 |
507 |
511 | |
513 |
52 | |
54 | |
147 | |
279 |
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6 | |
46 | |
66 | |
85 | |
91 | |
93 | |
95 | |
106 | |
10. The 2d Infantry Division at Kunu-ri, 29-30 November 1950 |
110 |
133 | |
144 | |
152 | |
168 |
15. Enemy Third Phase Offensive, the Opening Effort, 26 December 1950-1 January 1951 |
181 |
215 | |
218 | |
241 | |
250 | |
253 | |
260 | |
267 | |
286 | |
289 | |
303 | |
316 | |
318 | |
336 | |
29. The RUGGED and DAUNTLESS Operations, Western Front, 1-22 April 1951 |
354 |
30. The RUGGED and DAUNTLESS Operations, Eastern Front, 1-22 April 1951 |
357 |
363 | |
32. The Chinese Spring Offensive, the Main Effort, 22-30 April 1951 |
380 |
390 | |
423 | |
446 | |
36. 38th Infantry and Task Force Zebra Positions, 16 May 1951 |
449 |
471 |
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