South Korean War and North Korea 1950
On June 25, 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea and the real war began. North Korea, supported by the Soviet Union and China, came across the 38th Parallel and fought with South Korean troops. In response, the UN Security Council provided assistance to South Korea and immediately began sending troops. In total, 21 countries contribute to UN forces, but the main support comes from the United States, which provides about 90% of military personnel. Initially, this war was a defensive war for the United States and the Allies to drive communists out of South Korea, but the North Korean army was well disciplined, trained and equipped with good weapons. Meanwhile South Korea's strength, on the other hand, is frightened, confused and tends to want to escape from the battlefield. Moreover, it was one of the worst summers and the United States army was forced to drink water from rice fields that had been contaminated with human waste so that diseases emerged that infected t...