The UN campaign in the South and North (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards

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The UN campaign in the South and North
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UN's initial objective in Korean War

Contain communist expansion

Date North Korea invaded South Korea

25 June 1950

Border North Korea crossed to invade South

38th parallel

Date of UN Inchon landings

15 September 1950

When China intervened in Korean War

October 1950

Type of weapons North Korean forces had

Modern Soviet weapons

Defensive area where UN trapped by Sept 1950

Pusan Perimeter

Size of Pusan Perimeter

100-square mile area

Number of ships & troops in Inchon landings

300 ships and 70,000 troops

Location of Inchon

Port city near Seoul

Natural defences at Inchon

High cliffs and strong tides

Time between Inchon landing & Seoul liberation

Within ten days

North Korean casualties from UN pincer movement

Approximately 40,000 killed or captured

Type of weapons UN forces initially had

Outdated Second World War weapons

MacArthur's key strategy at Inchon

Landing behind enemy lines

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