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Picture changes on Korean Front by Hal Boyle
On the road to Seoul there is laughter at the front as American soldiers shed the old grudge toward Korea. They now see progress and humor in a war that has stretched their resolve. The army worries about losses and the need to preserve trained men for a potential larger conflict, especially West Point graduates and World War II sergeants. The national guard and tactical leaders emphasize the sacrifice required to adapt to a prolonged struggle.
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Hal Boyle
Seoul
United States
Japan
West Point
Sr Rneal Otter
National Guard
Kores