U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Volume 5 (of 5): Operations in West Korea — John Shaqi
U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Volume 5 (of 5): Operations in West KoreaUnited States. Marine Corps
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U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Volume 5 (of 5): Operations in West Korea
United States. Marine Corps
Korean War, 1950-1953 -- Campaigns; United States. Marine Corps -- History -- Korean War, 1950-1953
UN Command Activities--Defense of East and West Coast
Korean Islands--Marine Air Operations--Spring 1952
on JAMESTOWN--End of the Second Year of War--A Long
Fourth of July--Changes in the Lineup--Replacement and
Rotation--Logistical Operations, Summer 1952
III The Battle of Bunker Hill 103
The Participants and the Battlefield--Preliminary
Action on Siberia--The Attack on Bunker
Hill--Consolidating the Defense of Bunker Hill--Company
B Returns to Bunker Hill--Supporting Arms at Bunker
Hill--In Retrospect
IV Outpost Fighting Expanded 145
From the Center Sector to the Right--Early September
Outpost Clashes--Korean COPs Hit Again--More Enemy
Assaults in Late September--Chinese Intensify Their
Outpost Attacks--More PRESSURE, More CAS, More
Accomplishments--Rockets, Resupply, and Radios
V The Hook 185
Before the Battle--Preparations for Attack
and Defense--Attack on the Hook--Reno
Demonstration--Counterattack--Overview
VI Positional Warfare 217
A Successful Korean Defense--Six Months on the UNC
Line--Events on the Diplomatic Front--The Marine
Commands During the Third Winter--1st MAW Operations
1952–1953--Behind the Lines--The Quiet Sectors--Changes
in the Concept of Ground Defense--Before the Nevadas
Battle
VII Vegas 263
The Nevada Cities--Supporting Arms--Defense
Organization at the Outposts--Chinese Attack on 26
March--Reinforcements Dispatched--Massed Counterattack
the Next Day--Push to the Summit--Other Communist
Probes--Three CCF Attempts for the Outpost--Vegas
Consolidation Begins--Aftermath
VIII Marking Time (April-June 1953) 313
The Peace Talks Resume--Operation LITTLE
SWITCH--Interval Before the Marines Go Off the
Line--The May Relief--Training While in Reserve
and Division Change of Command--Heavy May-June
Fighting--Developments in Marine Air--Other Marine
Defense Activities--The Division Is Ordered Back to the
Front
IX Heavy Fighting Before the Armistice 363
Relief of the 25th Division--Initial Attacks on
Outposts Berlin and East Berlin--Enemy Probes,
11–18 July--Marine Air Operations--Fall of the
Berlins--Renewal of Heavy Fighting, 24–26 July--Last
Day of the War
X Return of the Prisoners of War 399
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