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Bryan R. Gibby is a US Army colonel and an associate professor at the US Military Academy at West Point,a s well as acting deputy head of the Department of History. He spoke to me about the Korean War and his book on the subject.
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Note: I had to stay pretty quiet for this interview because I was getting feedback that you can hear most of the time after I speak.
1:17 – Bryan talks about why he wrote on the Korean War. he explains the problem that existed during the war.
7:012 – Bryan talks about what Truman’s situation was during the Korean War and his dealings with the United Nations.
13:10 – Bryan talks about Truman’s military experience and his approach to military affairs.
16:32 – Bryan talks about Truman’s respect for Marshall.
18:38 – Bryan talks about why Army GIs didn’t like the Korean conflict. He also discusses the effects the Korean conflict had on the US Army in general.
25:18 – Bryan talks about the morale of the North Koreans and the Chinese.
31:08 – Bryan talks about US air power in the conflict.
34:09 – Bryan talks about the Air Force’s new interdiction strategy in Korea once strategic bombing didn’t work.
38:35 – Bryan talks about an operation against North Korean hydroelectric dams.
40:56 – Bryan talks about some of the US Navy contributions to this operation.
44:19 – Bryan talks about the resources he used for research.
50:12 – Bryan talks about US Operation Eveready to take over the South Korean government.
1:00:54 – Bryan talks about the options Eisenhower had when he went to Korea to end the conflict.
1:15:41 – More information on the book can be found at the University of Alabama Press.
http://uapress.ua.edu/product/Korean-Showdown,7489.aspx
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