On September 18, 1950, the tide turned in Korea.
140,000 United Nations troops who had been pushed back to the southeast tip of South Korea broke through a 140-mile defensive perimeter [the Pusan Perimeter] and began the drive north.
On September 18, 1950, the tide turned in Korea.
140,000 United Nations troops who had been pushed back to the southeast tip of South Korea broke through a 140-mile defensive perimeter [the Pusan Perimeter] and began the drive north.