Introduction
In December 1950, General Matthew B. Ridgway took command of the Eighth Army from General Walton Walker. In April 1951, he succeeded General Douglas MacArthur as supreme commander of the United Nations in Korea and of the United States in the Far East.
Contents
This book describes how Ridgway rebuilt and led a demoralized army in the fight against Chinese and North Korean troops, thereby recapturing the border at the 38th parallel. He analyzes MacArthur's strengths and weaknesses and discusses the concept of limited warfare.
Learning objectives and areas of application
The work offers valuable insights for those interested in military history and strategy, but also in contemporary conflicts such as Vietnam. It is suitable for self-study and education at an advanced language level.
Language and level
This Dutch-language edition is suitable for readers with a language level between B2 and C2.
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