Former editor-in-c
When the war ended on the Korean peninsula, strategists in Washington argued with one another over the responsibility for failure in the war. At that time, a Western military writer’s comment carried on New York Times gave them good “instruction”.
Why did the US fail in the Korean war? It was a fatal error that merchants of the Wall Street had looked down upon the DPRK from the beginning.
Was the Republic weak? No. As proved by the whole course of the war, the Republic was the strong country who fought on the basis of unique strategy and tactics and ever-changing war methods even though it had poor military equipment.
Though belatedly, the US generals alone should have paid due attention to the fact that their rival
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