Taejon, a ramshackle, war-crowded city (normal pop. 37,000), lies amid the hills and paddy fields of southwestern Korea. Through it runs a double-tracked trunk-line railroad, which twists 125 ...

The Battle of Taejon had been a tactical loss for the United States, but it had been a strategic victory that prevented the North to win the war in July 1950.

Here’s What You Need to Remember: The Battle of Taejon had been a tactical loss for the United States, but it had been a strategic victory that prevented the North to win the war in July 1950.

WITH AMERICAN FORCES AT THE TAEJON FRONT, July 21, 1950 (UP) - Staff Sgt. Elmo Smallwood got himself a new name - Casey Jones - on his first run at the throttle of the old 219.

Taejon was a critical stopping point for the Americans. In their rear, the United Nations forces were trying to build up the defenses around the tip of the peninsula’s southeast region, a 40 ...

An Army corporal from Galesburg missing for 75 years during the Korean War has been accounted for. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) said in a news release that U.S. Army Cpl. Paul ...

Cpl. Lewis W. Hill, 18, of Detroit, has been identified as a Korean War casualty nearly three-quarters of a century after his 1950 disappearance near Taejon.

Taejon Gray’s hustle play helps Thomas Stone shut out Westlake. October 15, 2016 ...

After regaining control of Taejon in the fall of 1950, the Army began recovering remains from the area and temporarily interring them at the United Nations Military Cemetery in Taejon.

After the fierce and pivotal battle in Taejon on July 20, 1950, he was declared missing, and then presumed dead. His family back in Racine never knew what happened to their son and brother.