The Korean War (85 page)
Daily Worker
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Dankowski, platoon leader
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Dashner, Captain Richard
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Davies, John Paton
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Davies, Padre Sam
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Davies, S. O.
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Davis, George, pilot
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Davis, Sergeant
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Day, Lieutenant Philip
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Dean, General William F.
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on release from captivity
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‘Death Valley’
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Democratic Party US
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Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
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Dennett, Tyler
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Dodd, Brigadier Francis T.
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Donovan, William
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Doyle, Rear-Admiral James H.
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Drysdale, Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas
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Duggan, William
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Dulles, John Foster
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concept of ‘massive retaliation’
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and nuclear policy
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and peace negotiations
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Duncan, Private
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Eighth Army, UN/US
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and the Chinese
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chronology
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command of
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consolidating positions, Operation Piledriver
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crossing of 38th Parallel
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Inchon and Suwon retaken
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MLR – Main Line of Resistance
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at Naktong river
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‘No Name’ Line
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Operation Piledriver
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and Pork Chop Hill
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Pusan Perimeter, battle of
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Ridgeway and MacArthur
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Seoul
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Yalu, retreat from the
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Eisenhower, General Dwight D.
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and MacArthur
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and nuclear policy
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and presidential election
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and Syngman Rhee
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Erricker, Lance-Corporal Robert
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EVER-READY, Plan
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Faith, Colonel Don
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Far East Air Force, US
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Far East Command, US
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Far East Fleet, British
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Farrar-Hockley, General Sir Anthony
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Felton, Monica
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Ferguson, Brigadier A. K.
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Fernandez, Pete
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Fleet Air Arm
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Fonda, Jane
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Foot, Dr. Rosemary
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Fore, Lieutenant Clyde
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Formosa (now Taiwan)
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communist threat to
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MacArthur’s visit to
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US protection of
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Forrest
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Fortune, PFC David
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Foster, Colonel Kingsley
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Fountain, Corporal Robert
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Fox, US Lieutenant
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France, French
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infantry battalion
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Franks, Sir Oliver
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Freeman, Colonel Paul
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Freudenberg, Private
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Funchilin Pass
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Gale, General Sir Richard
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Gallagher, US Army Sergeant
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Gayle, Major Gordon
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Gillies, Marine Pilot
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‘Gloucester Crossing’ (Imjin)
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‘Gloucester Hill’ (Imjin)
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Goodfellow, Preston
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