The Coldest Winter: America and the Korean War

  Galloway, Thomas

  Gao Gang

  Garvin, Crump

  Gascoigne, Lord Alvary

  Gavin, Jim

  Gay, Hobart (Hap)

  Gerow, Leonard (Gee)

  Gibney, Frank

  Giroux, Frederick

  Glasgow, William

  Glass, Bob

  Goldman, Eric

  Goldwater, Barry

  Goncharov, Sergei

  Goulden, Joseph

  Graham, Harold (Bull)

  Great Depression

  Great Society

  Griffith, Paul

  Gruenther, Al

  Gruenther, Dick

  Guderian, Heinz

  Gunther, John

  Hague, Frank

  Haig, Alexander

  Haislip, Ham

  Hall, Robert

  Hamburger, Ken

  Hammel, Charles (Butch)

  Han Liquin

  Harriman, Averell

  and China Lobby

  and Inchon

  and Kennan

  and MacArthur

  and onset of war

  and Ridgway

  and Truman

  Harrington, Bill

  Harris, Field

  Harsch, Joseph

  Hart, B. H. Liddell

  Hartell, Lee

  Haskins, Jesse

  Hastings, Max

  Haynes, Loyal

  Heath, Charley

  Heath, Thomas

  Hechler, Ken

  Hector, John

  Heefner, Wilson

  Heinl, Robert

  Henderson, Loy

  Hendricks, Ed

  Henschel, Richard

  Hersey, John

  Herzstein, Robert

  Hettinger, Richard

  Hickenlooper, Bourke

  Hickey, Doyle

  Hiers, Johnny

  Hill, John G.

  Hinton, James

  Hiss, Alger

  Hitler, Adolf

  Ho Chi Minh

  Hockley, Ralph

  Hodes, Henry

  Hodge, John

  Hoffman, John

  Holden, Maury

  Holmes, Oliver Wendell

  Hoover, Herbert

  Hoover, J. Edgar

  Hope, Bob

  House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)

  Howard, Roy

  Huff, Sid

  Huk guerrillas (Philippines)

  Hulbert, Homer

  Hummelsince, Carlise

  Hussein, Saddam

  Hutchin, Claire

  Hyon Chun Hyok

  Inchon:

  amphibious landing at; map

  briefings on

  command of

  and MacArthur

  and North Korea

  planning for

  resources diverted to

  rumors about

  success of

  as turning point

  Wolmi-do (Moon Tip) Island

  Indochina:

  colonial war in

  and France

  U.S. military aid for

  In Min Gun, see North Korean People’s Army

  Inmon, Cletis

  Iran

  James, Clayton

  James, Jack

  James, Jesse

  Japan:

  atomic bombs dropped on

  and China

  and Korea

  MacArthur in

  as military force

  modernization of

  possible entry into the war

  postwar

  and Russia

  surrender of

  U.S. occupation of

  U.S. public interest in

  U.S. rearmament of

  vulnerability in Cold War

  and World War I

  and World War II

  Japanese Peace Treaty

  Jenner, William

  Jenson, Lloyd

  Jessup, Phillip

  Jeter, John

  Johnson, Harold (Johnny)

  Johnson, Louis A.

  and China

  and defense budgets

  and onset of war

  political ambitions of

  resignation of

  and Truman’s election

  and VFW speech

  Johnson, Lyndon B.

  Johnston, Olin

  Joint Chiefs of Staff:

  and expansion of war

  and Inchon

  and MacArthur

  and military needs

  and onset of war

  and Taiwan

  weakness of

  Jones, Alan

  Joy, Turner

  Judd, Ben

  Judd, Walter

  Kades, Charles

  Kaganovich, Lazar

  Kane, Bob

  Kang Pan Sok

  Kapaun, Father Emil

  Kapsan Group

  Kaufman, Loren

  Kearney, Jean

  Keating, Frank

  Keiser, Laurence (Dutch)

  at Kunuri

  at Pusan Perimeter

  relieved of command

  and Second Infantry Division

  and Walker

  Keith, John

  Kelland, Clarence Buddington

  Kem, James

  Kempton, Murray

  Kennan, George F.

  as ambassador to Yugoslavia

  and expanson of war

  and MacArthur

  and onset of war

  as Sovietologist

  and State Department

  and warnings of enemy movement

  Kennedy, John F.

  Kenney, George

  Khrushchev, Nikita

  Kies, Robert

  Kim Hyong Jik

  Kim Il Sung

  background of

  and China

  and cult of personality

  and Inchon

  and North Korean invasion

  as North Korean president

  politicization of

  and Pusan assault

  and Seoul

  and Soviet Union

  unified Korea as goal of

  war miscalculations of

  Kim Jong Il

  Kimpo Airfield

  Kingseed, Cole

  Kluckhohn, Frank

  Kluttz, Bill

  Knowland, William

  Kohlberg, Alfred

  Koo, Wellington

  Korea:

  before and after hostilities (maps)

  division of

  and Japan

  Kapsan Group in

  modernization in

  strong neighbors of

  unification of

  U.S. lack of interest in

  winter cold in

  Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG)

  Korean War:

  armed truce following

  as border crossing vs. civil war

  casualties in

  cease-fire proposals

  and Cold War

  effects of

  ending

  map

  expansion of

  as limited war

  museum of

  nature of

  onset of

  possible use of atomic bombs in

  press reports of

  public lack of interest in

  and U.S. politics

  veterans of

  warnings ignored about

  Kovalev, Ivan

  Krueger, Walter

  Krulak, Victor

  Kung, H. H.

  Kunuri

  map

  chaos in

  retreat from

  map

  trying to make up for

  Ladd, Fred

  Lambert, Tom

  Landon, Alf

  Landrum, Eugene

  Laney, Ben

  Laquer, Walter

  Lardner, Ring, Jr.

  Larsen, Swede

  Lawrence, James

  Lee, Arthur

  Lee, Clark

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  Lee Sang Cho

  Lehman, Herbert

  Lei Yingfu

  Leonov, Leonid

  Leviero, Tony

  Lewis, John

  Liddell Hart, B. H.

  Life

  Lilienthal, David

  Lin Biao

  Lincoln, Abraham

  Lippmann, Walter

  Little Big Horn

  Litzenberg, Homer

  Li Zhisui

  Lobo, Arnold

  Lodge, Henry Cabot

  Loeb, William

  Lombardo, Tom

  Long, Huey

  Longworth, Alice Roosevelt

  Lovett, Robert A.

  Lucas, Jim

  Lucas, Scott

  Luce, Clare Boothe

  Luce, Henry

  Ludden, Ray

  Lynch, Mike:

  and MacArthur

  and Ridgway

  and Walker

  M*A*S*H (film)

  MacArthur, Arthur:

  anti-Americanism of

  career decline of

  ego of

  influence on his son

  marriage to Pinky

  military career of

  in Philippines

  self-destructive behavior of

  and Taft

  MacArthur, Douglas:

  as addicted to fame

  age and health of

  Bataan abandoned by

  birth and childhood of

  and Bonus Army

  bribery of

  career ups and downs of

  censorship of news by

  and Chiang

  and Chinese Communists

  on Chinese entry into the war

  command control seized by

  death of

  decline of

  disrespect for Asian enemy

  ego of

  escape from Philippines

  failure to salute president

  fired by Truman

  following his own agenda

  and his father

  and his mother

  HQ of, see Tokyo headquarters as icon

  and Inchon

  intelligence reports ignored or manipulated by

  and Japan

  and Joint Chiefs

  journalists supportive of

  lack of friends

  loyalty demanded by

  mood swings of

  need for control

  never to be wrong

  and onset of war

  orders stretched by

  paranoia of

  performances of

  political interests of

  popularity of

  and presidential nomination

  presidential orders disregarded by

  PR statements by

  pushing troops north

  putting men at risk

  self-absorption of

  self-destructive impulses in

  Senate hearings on

  Seoul capture as goal of

  slow to react to initial invasion

  on splitting command

  sycophants on staff of

  and Truman

  unrealistic views of

  VFW speech

  at Wake Island

  warnings ignored by

  Washington enemies of

  at West Point

  in World War I

  in World War II

  MacArthur, Jean Faircloth

  MacArthur, Louise

  MacArthur, Mary Pinckney Hardy (Pinky)

  MacDonald, Malcolm

  Mace, Sam

  MacLean, Allan

  Makins, Roger

  Malenkov, Georgi

  Malone, George (Molly)

  Manchester, William

  Manchuria

  Manchurian Candidate, The (film)

  Manhattan Project

  Manifest Destiny

  Mansergh, Leslie

  Mao Zedong

  and Communist takeover

  and cult of personality

  decision to enter the war

  ego of

  and Great Leap Forward

  and Inchon

  and Kim

  and Long March

  power of

  revolution of

  and Soviet Union

  and Taiwan

  and U.S. political actions

  and the war’s progress

  Marshall, Charles Burton

  Marshall, George C.

  in China

  decline of

  and MacArthur

  political opponents of

  and Roosevelt

  as secretary of defense

  as secretary of state

  and Stilwell

  and Truman

  in World War II

  Marshall, Richard

  Marshall, S. L. A. (Slam)

  Marshall Plan

  Martin, Bradley

  Martin, Harold

  Martin, John

  Martin, Joseph W. Jr.

  Martin, Robert (Pepper)

  Mashbir, Sidney

  Massacre Valley

  Mayo, Walt

  McAbee, Filmore

  McAuliffe, Tony

  McCaffrey, Bill:

  and Almond

  and MacArthur