1.19 - Intermission: September-October, 1950

from Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War · host Trevor Owens

After their massive success at Inchon and on the Pusan Perimeter, the UN Forces were finally backing away from the brink of disaster. That role was now held by the North Koreans, who were retreating as fast as they could back across the 38th Parallel. The big question now was: would they be followed by the South Koreans and their American allies?

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