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The success of the daring amphibious assault at Inchon is a testimony to the genius of General Douglas MacArthur and to the fighting ability of the courageous men he led.
On September 12, 1950, General Douglas MacArthur boarded the USS Mount McKinley as it left Japan on the way to the South Korean port of Inchon and perhaps the most desperate gamble of his long military career. He was about to send 40,000 men ashore at a place where his experienced colleagues and civilian superiors considered victory to be "nearly impossible." If the mission planned for September 15th failed, the forces he was committing to it would be lost, and so would 100,000 men under siege ...