Примеры использования Pusan perimeter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With Taejon captured, North Korean forces attempted to envelop the Pusan Perimeter.
They continued their push against the Pusan Perimeter until they were outflanked in the Battle of Inchon.
He later commanded the 24th Infantry Division while it was engaged in the Battle of the Pusan Perimeter.
On August 5, 1950, 5th Marines were deployed to the Pusan Perimeter as part of the Provisional Marine Brigade.
It was one of several large engagements fought simultaneously during the Battle of Pusan Perimeter.
As the battle for Pusan Perimeter wore on, logistics took an increasingly important toll on the outcome of individual engagements.
During the Battle of Masan in August 1950,Thompson was part of a unit conducting an offensive along the Pusan Perimeter.
With Taejon captured, North Korean forces began surrounding the Pusan Perimeter from all sides in an attempt to envelop it.
The delay imposed at Taejon probably prevented an American rout during the subsequent Battle of Pusan Perimeter.
With the city of Taejon captured, the KPA began surrounding the Pusan Perimeter on the north and the west in an attempt to crush it.
The division, which had originally numbered 10,000, had suffered 4,000 casualties thus far fighting at the Pusan Perimeter.
It was the North Korean People's Army's unsuccessful final bid to break the Pusan Perimeter established by the United Nations Command.
He posthumously received the Medal of Honor for his actions on August 25 and26, 1950, during the Battle of Pusan Perimeter.
However, with the establishment of the Pusan Perimeter in August, UN forces held a continuous line which the North Koreans could not flank.
At the same time, the North Koreans received their only substantial tank reinforcements during the Pusan Perimeter fighting.
On 6 August 1950, as the Battle of Pusan Perimeter was beginning, the 25th Infantry Division was engaged in a counteroffensive near Masan, during the Battle of Masan.
Destruction of the rail bridges over the Han River near Seoul would cut rail communication to the Pusan Perimeter area.
Walker said he could not hold the Pusan Perimeter without the Marines in reserve, while MacArthur said he could not conduct the Inchon landings without the Marines.
Under orders from MacArthur, however, the FEAF bomber command conducted one mission during the Pusan Perimeter fights.
By September 23, the North Koreans were in full retreat from the Pusan Perimeter, with UN forces rapidly pursuing them north and recapturing lost ground along the way.
American forces were pushed back repeatedly before finally halting the North Korean advance in a series of battles around the edges of the Pusan Perimeter.
All of NK II Corps was in a similar state, and the North Korean army,exhausted at Pusan Perimeter and cut off after Inchon, was on the brink of defeat.
Forces of the South Korean Republic of Korea Army, supported by the United States Navy and United States Air Force,defended the eastern coast of the country as a part of the Pusan Perimeter.
Right at the center of the Pusan Perimeter, Taegu stood at the entrance to the Naktong River valley, an area where large numbers of North Korean forces could advance while supporting one another.
Walker then ordered the US 25th Infantry Division, under Kean,to take up defensive positions on the Pusan Perimeter southern flank west of Masan.
Among the American units that reinforced the Pusan Perimeter as soon as they could arrive were the U.S. 1st Cavalry Division, the 7th Infantry Division, and the 25th Infantry Divisions, along with other units of the U.S. Eighth Army that provided logistical, medical, and intelligence support.
During the morning of 1 September, Walker weighed the news coming in from his southern front,wavering in a decision as to which part of the front most needed his Pusan Perimeter reserves.
By that time, the Eighth Army's force of combat troops were roughly equal in numbers to North Korean forces attacking the Pusan Perimeter, with new U.N. forces arriving from America, Australia, New Zealand, etc., nearly every day.
Forty-one United States Army prisoners of war were shot and killed by troops of the North Korean army during one of the numerous smaller engagements of the Battle of Pusan Perimeter.
Just before midnight August 31, the KPA I Corps started its portion of The Great Naktong Offensive,a coordinated attack all along the Pusan Perimeter with a goal of breaking the UN defensive lines and capturing Pusan. .