Korean War
Across
- 3. American diplomat who developed the policy of containment.
- 5. Navy pilot awarded the Medal of Honor for attempting to rescue Jesse Brown.
- 7. Geographic line dividing North and South Korea after World War II.
- 9. Famous Marine lieutenant general associated with the Chosin campaign.
- 11. Strategic airfield captured by U.N. forces after Inchon.
- 12. U.S. Cold War policy designed to stop the spread of communism.
- 13. Capital city of North Korea captured by U.N. forces in 1950.
- 14. Capital city of South Korea captured and later recaptured during the war.
- 15. River bordering North Korea and China near where Chinese forces entered the war.
- 17. Defensive line around southeastern Korea where U.N. forces held off North Korea.
- 18. Marine general who emphasized preparation and defensive positions at Chosin.
- 22. U.N. commander who planned the Inchon Landing.
- 24. Site of intense attrition warfare battles in 1951.
- 26. Amphibious invasion in September 1950 that turned the war in favor of U.N. forces.
- 28. Island captured before the Inchon Landing to secure the harbor.
- 29. Major U.S. Marine unit trapped and fighting at Chosin Reservoir.
Down
- 1. First president of South Korea supported by the United States.
- 2. Medal of Honor recipient who defended Pork Chop Hill during a withdrawal.
- 4. General who replaced MacArthur and stabilized U.N. forces.
- 6. First African American naval aviator in U.S. history.
- 8. Highly decorated nurse who served in Korea as a flight nurse and battlefield caregiver.
- 10. Village where Korean War armistice talks took place.
- 12. Site of a brutal winter battle between U.N. and Chinese forces.
- 16. Leader of North Korea backed by the Soviet Union during the Korean War.
- 19. U.S. policy promising support to nations resisting communism.
- 20. Heavily contested hill fought over during the final stages of the Korean War.
- 21. (DMZ) — Fortified border established after the Korean War armistice.
- 23. U.S. president who removed MacArthur from command during the Korean War.
- 25. American economic aid program to rebuild Europe after World War II.
- 27. Conflicts where superpowers supported opposing sides without direct fighting.