Truman vs. MacArthur

The war between Truman and MacArthur has transformed the face of American Cold War diplomacy. In all political conflicts and speculations around the world, the state must choose from two proposed solutions. General Douglas MacArthur took a proactive stance and assumed that the United States should attack Communism everywhere, assuming that it is possible. Meanwhile, President Harry S. Truman said the containment of Soviet communists from Western Europe is the best and most important action policy, and the exclusion of communism in Asia is

On October 15, 1950, MacArthur met with President Truman on Wake Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The general went to the president, the war ended with thanksgiving, most of the troops will return home before Christmas. When Truman asked: "What is the attitude of Komi Chinese?" MacArthur said he will not enter. MacArthur promised that it would be impossible to quote more than 50,000 soldiers on the Yul, quoting his G2 intelligence estimate, even if China tried it. Indeed, as of October 19th, 260 thousand CFF soldiers entered Korea.

Reason: Dedicated MacArthur and fairly discreet Truman fought in the direction of the Korean War for several months. Truman advocated "limited war", but MacArthur basically hoped the United States declare war across Asia. This round trip finally reached a breakthrough point, MacArthur began to express his opinion and let Truman fired him. After Truman said, "I fired him because he did not respect the President's authority, he did not dismiss him because he was a fool of a fool"

After April 11, 1951, after the general public condemned the President's war, President Harry Truman released MacArthur's disobedience in the Korean War. Truman agreed to take more radical approach to MacArthur's "limited war". He told the country, "I have fired part of the army to prevent the 3 rd World War." Welcome. I will return to the United States. Confetti and cheers rained on him when he took the limousine through the street in New York on April 20, 1951. When he spoke at the joint meeting of the Diet the other day, he was disturbed by 50 cheers and closed his mouth at the meeting, "Veterans never die, they just disappeared."