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The seventh largest number of soldiers (approximately 3,421) were dispatched to Korea to fight as part of the UN forces, and they were particularly active in important battles such as the Battle of Chipyeong-ni, helping Korea.

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The Battle of Wonju/Munmak was the first battle fought by the French Battalion in Korea. It encompassed a series of operations, including covering the withdrawal of the ROK 3rd Corps, which was defending the Chuncheon front on the central front, against attacks by Chinese and North Korean forces beginning on December 31st, and recapturing Wonju after its capture by the enemy. The battle lasted 22 days, from the battle covering the withdrawal from Wonju on January 5, 1951, to the time of assignment to the 38th Regiment of the US 2nd Division on January 24th, and reconnaissance operations near Munmak-ri on January 26th.

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France and the United Nations (UN)

There are two possible interpretations of “France UN,” but the most common is the relationship between France and the United Nations.

🔹 Key Information:

Founding Member: France is one of the founding members of the United Nations, established in 1945.

Permanent Member of the UN Security Council: Alongside the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, and China, France is one of the five permanent members (P5).

These countries have veto power, allowing them to block any resolution at the Security Council.

Influence in the UN: France plays a leading role in global issues such as human rights, climate change, international security, and peacekeeping.

🔹 Examples of French Involvement:

France hosted the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement (COP21) and remains active in environmental diplomacy.

Participates in peacekeeping operations, especially in Africa.

Strong advocate for humanitarian aid, international law, and multilateralism.

🏫 Alternative Meaning? (e.g. French University)

If “UN” was meant as something else—such as the abbreviation for a French university or institution, like:

Université de Nice (now part of Université Côte d’Azur)

Then let me know, and I can give you specific information on that instead.

Please clarify:

Which topic are you interested in?

1. France's role in the UN Security Council

2. French foreign policy in the UN

3. A university or institution abbreviated as "UN" in France

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When the Korean War broke out in 1950, France dispatched troops from 1951 under the U.N. resolution. France participated in the battle mainly through the 'French First Self-Defense Corps' and played an important role on the front lines. This division supported

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France played a supporting role in the Korean War (1950-1953), mainly through its participation in the United Nations (UN) forces, which were organized to defend South Korea after the North Korean invasion. By sending the 2nd Battalion of the French Expeditionary Corps to South Korea in 1951. It was part of the larger multinational UN force that was helping to defend South Korea. French soldiers primarily served in the I Corps of the UN Command. They were deployed mainly in the central and western sectors of the front, fighting in the area around Seoul and the Busan Perimeter. They took part in several significant battles, including the Battle of Kapyong (1951), where French forces were involved in defending positions against North Korean and Chinese attacks. France also provided logistical support, weapons, and supplies to the UN forces. While this wasn’t as large-scale as the contributions from the United States, France was still an active member in providing material aid and helping to sustain the UN’s military presence. France was one of the main European countries that supported the United Nations’ involvement in the conflict, particularly through voting at the UN Security Council. Along with other Western European powers, supported the idea of a multilateral effort under the UN to stop the spread of communism in Asia and uphold international peace and security. While France didn’t have as prominent a military or strategic role as the United States or some other countries, their participation in the Korean War was seen as a demonstration of commitment to the collective defense of democratic nations against communist aggression. This also helped strengthen France's relationship with the United States and other NATO allies during the Cold War.

In sum, France contributed to the Korean War mainly through the deployment of troops, logistical support, and diplomatic efforts as part of the broader UN coalition. Their participation was significant but not as large or prominent as that of the U.S. or the Commonwealth nations.

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The official language of France is French and its one of the official languages ​​of the European Union.

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Luna Kim.

The French played a somewhat indirect but notable role in the Korean War (1950–1953), particularly in terms of military and diplomatic support. Here's a breakdown of how they contributed:

1. French Contribution to the United Nations Forces

When North Korea invaded South Korea in June 1950, the United Nations (UN) swiftly passed a resolution to support South Korea and repel the invasion. France, as a member of the UN and a key Western power, committed troops to the UN forces.

The French sent a Battalion of the 23rd Infantry Regiment to Korea under the United Nations Command. This was part of the broader coalition of countries that helped defend South Korea against the North Korean invasion and later the Chinese intervention.

The French military participation was relatively small compared to countries like the United States, South Korea, and the United Kingdom, but it was an important symbol of French support for the UN’s mission in Korea.

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France is located in Western Europe and is known for its diverse geography. From the beautiful coastlines of the French Riviera to the rolling hills of the countryside, France is also home to the Alps (including Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Western Europe). The country shares borders with several countries including Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Spain, and Andorra.

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Like in the picture, the country France helped us in many differnet kinds of war that is important to us.

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Ayoon Kim

On July 22, France announced its participation in the Korean War as a United Nations force.

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At dawn on June 25, 1950, North Korea's People's Army launched a surprise southward attack on South Korea across the 38th parallel, and the war between South and North Korea began to develop into a world-class war in relation to the Cold War system between the United States and the Soviet Union established worldwide since 1947.

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In response to the North Korean People's Army's surprise attack on the South, the South Korean government requested urgent military aid from the United States, and the United States quickly established an international military support system centered on the United Nations (UN)

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Jihoon baek

France uses Euro and capital is Paris also fiancé's a representative attraction is La tour Eiffel

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On July 22, as the situation in Korea worsened day by day, the French government announced its participation in the Korean War as a UN force, following Britain, Australia, the Netherlands, and Turkey, and the command of the French Ministry of Defense began to carefully consider a method of participation in the Korean War that would be in line with public opinion.

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France participated in the Korean War as part of the UN Forces and is known as part of the countries with the highest death toll ratio compared to its soldiers.The French battalion was dispatched after the UN Forces announced their participation in the KoreanWar on July 22, 1950, and fought in battles of Chipyeo g-ni

To this day,they symbolize the Korea and France.

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During the Korean war,France actively supported South Korea as part of the United Nations forces.France sent a combat unit known as the French Battalion,which consisted of about 3,400 soldiers.These troops fought bravery alongside other UN forces in major battles,Such as the battle of Chipyong-ni and the battle of heart break Ridge.in addiction to combat troops, France also sent medical unit to provide aid to wounded soldiers and civilians. Their contribution, although smaller in number compared to other countries, was highly significant because the French forces showed great courage and played an important role in several key victories. This support symbolized France's commitment to defending freedom and resisting communist expansion in Korea. "

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France is a country located in Western Europe. It shares borders with several countries: Belgium and Luxembourg to the northeast, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy to the east, and Spain and Andorra to the south. The English Channel separates it from the United Kingdom to the north. France also has a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the southeast.

Due to its overseas territories, France also has borders with Brazil, Suriname, and the Netherlands.

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France sent troops to the Korean War. However, out of 3,400 soldiers involved, they suffered 262 killed and 1,008 wounded. The current French Korean War Memorial is located in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, and was erected on March 16, 1989.

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France sent its seventh troops to the Korean War in July 1950. The army arrived on the Korean Peninsula on Nov. 29, 1950. A battalion of 3,421 blue soldiers entered Korea through the third round with a staff soldier. Typically, French troops came to the twin tunnels to rescue Koreans besieged by North Korean troops. They also sent food such as bread and military troops.

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Soo hyun

France has a population of 64 million

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At dawn on June 25, 1950, the North Korean People's Army launched a surprise southward attack on South Korea across the 38th parallel, which led to the development of the war between South and North Korea into a world-class war in relation to the Cold War system between the United States and the Soviet Union, which had been established worldwide since 1947. In response to the North Korean People's Army's surprise attack on the South, the South Korean government requested urgent military aid from the United States, and the United States quickly established an international military support system centered on the United Nations (UN). In other words, the United States passed the first resolution at the UN Security Council on June 26, a day after the war began, recommending that 'North Korea stop all aggression and retreat to the North at the 38th parallel', and on June 28, it passed the second resolution that 'UN member states will provide military support to South Korea so that it can repel North Korea's aggression', changing the nature of the war from a war between South and North Korea to a war against the United Nations in North Korea. Additionally, on June 27, U.S. President Turman ordered the U.S. Far East Command to attack the North Korean People's Army operating south of the 38th parallel, and then approved the request of General MacArthur, the commander of the U.S. Far East Army, who suggested the deployment of U.S. ground forces to the Korean Front, allowing the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps to participate in the war on the Korean Peninsula. Furthermore, on July 7, the U.N. Security Council decided on a 'plan to establish a U.N. military command' proposed by the permanent members of the United Kingdom and France, and appointed General MacArthur, the commander of the U.S. Far East Army, as the first U.N. Command commander, established an international military support system for the Korean government. France, which was a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council at the time of the outbreak of the Korean War, actively participated in resolving Korean issues such as the 'U.N. Korea Provisional Committee' in May 1948, before the war, and contributed to the birth of the Republic of Korea. After the outbreak of the war, the United States and the United States sought a policy direction to establish peace on the Korean Peninsula. In particular, France played a decisive role in jointly proposing the aforementioned plan to establish a U.N. Command with Britain and passing it through the U.N. resolution. Furthermore, the French government officially announced on July 22, 1950, that France would participate in the U.N. forces despite considerable domestic opposition, and as a primary measure, the destroyer La Grandiere belonging to the Far East Navy was dispatched to the Korean Peninsula. On August 24, it was decided that 'the size of the French troops to participate in the Korean War would be one American-style infantry battalion' and that 'the troops to participate in the Korean War would be composed of volunteers from active duty and reserves'. Based on this, the 'Forces Terrestres Francais de I. O. N.U.' was officially established on October 1, and the French Battalion, which completed about a month of training in France, landed in Busan on November 29, 1950, and France's participation in the Korean War began in earnest.

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The capital of France is Paris and Eiffel Tower is famous. In France France people use French. In France 64millions of people live. Also, France’s flag color is blue, white, and red

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France's Capital city is Paris, and there are about 64 million people living in France. Like Korean Won, France's money is called euro The flag is the picture above which is made during the french revolutionary war. The countries that share the border with France is Spain and Sea from the south, Atlantic sea from the west, and Germany, Swiss, and Italy from the east. Also, in the north, there are Belgium, and Luxembourg

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France's climate is cool and it gets a lot of rain in the north and soft and sunny weather in the south. It have plains and high hills in the north and west and mountain ranges in the south. In the picture is Macaron, a cookie and treat in France.

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Jian jung France have a lot of delicous food include ratatouille, croissant, escargot,crème bûlée and macaron

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I love it

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President Harry S. Truman committed United States air, ground, and naval forces to the combined United Nations forces assisting the Republic of Korea in its defense.

Here's why

-> Armed with Soviet rifles and tanks, North Korea crossed the 38 parallel on June 25, 1950. President Harry Turman viewed the situation as more than just a war between two nations. He feared the North Korean strike was the first step in an international takeover led by the Soviet Union. In response, Truman cited a 1950 National Security Council report. Truman and other top officials saw the conflict as an opportunity to declare war against communism.

Therefore, with support from the United Nations a.k.a UN, the United States moved to establish peace and remove the communist invaders from South Korea.

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The Republic of Turkey sent 15,000 men to fight in the Korean War, making up the third largest United Nation force after the United States and the United Kingdom.

Why did Turkey get involved by the Korean War?

-> When the Korean War broke out, Turkey had an opportunity by sending troops there, it could achieve two objectives. It gave Turkey the opportunity to prove its commitment to America, and simultaneously align itself very publicly against the Soviets. It effectively sent a message that Turkey wasn't going to accept an unfair treaty by the Soviets. If the Soviets forced the issue, that Turkey would have other alliances to help them.

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26,791 Canadians participated on the side of the United Nations, and Canada sent 8 destroyers. Canadian aircraft provided transport, supply and logistics.

Here's why

During this conflict, the Canadian government's primary goal was to restore peace to the Korean peninsula, while at the same time avoiding a nuclear wat with the Soviet Union. And to help protect South Korea from North Korean and Chinese invasions.

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The United Kingdom made the second largest confribution of troops to South Korea. Within days of hostilites commencing, the British government committed to deploting air, ground and naval forces to the Korean War. More than 90,000 Britons served in Korea. The British Brugades provided ground support.

Here's why

-> Soviet-influenced North Korea had invaded American-oriented South Korea with UN intervening in 1952. As a part of UN force, 1500 regular and conscripted soldiers from the 1st Battalion, King's Regiment(Liverpool) were mobilized to take part of the Korean War.

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France covers an area of 551,695 km and the currency is the euro. France is also known to be famous for its art.

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The French army fought in the Battle of Jipyeong-ri in February 1951, at Jipyeong-ri in Yangpyeong, they won a big fight against the Chinese army. This battle helped Korea take back Seoul. France also had the highest number of soldiers killed or hurt compared to other countries.

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France's capital is Paris, also they uses French, France helped us fighting, but sadly 19 of Korean soldiers died with a lot of French soldiers during the war they were fierce even admitted by U.S. that the French was fierce. So that's why, I love France

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Italy did not send troops to the Korean War,

but supported the UN forces and took a diplomatic stance.

It also carried out humanitarian aid activities for war victims.

Without direct military involvement, it contributed to peace and support.

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When the Korean War began Italy was a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member nation but they were n ot a member of the United Nations. When the Red Cross put out a request for help, Italy sent its Italian Red Cross Hospital 68 to South Korea for support. The hospital unit arrived on November 16, 1951.

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Italy primarily aided Korea during the Korean War by sending its 68th Red Cross Hospital to provide humanitarian medical care to both military personnel and civilians, making it the only non-UN member to send a medical unit during the conflict. The hospital was established in Yongdongpo, near Seoul, and offered a range of services, including surgery, pediatrics, and general medicine. After the armistice, the hospital continued to provide support for a year and Italy later played a role in reconstructing South Korea's healthcare system through medical supplies and training. 1

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Despite not being a UN member state during the Korean War, Italy dispatched the 68th Red Cross Hospital Unit through the Italian Red Cross from November 1951 to January 1955 to provide medical and relief support. A total of 189 medical personnel were deployed, treating over 230,000 patients. This marked the first time since the establishment of the Republic that Italy had dispatched troops abroad, and it was an activity that embodied the significance of peaceful international cooperation.

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Italy's primary contribution to the Korean War was a humanitarian effort, not military force, through the Italian Red Cross Hospital No. 68, which operated from late 1951 to early 1955. Despite not being a UN member at the time, Italy sent 128 medical personnel, including doctors and nurses, to provide essential medical care to soldiers and civilians in war-torn Korea. The hospital was a significant example of Italy's choice of compassion over conflict, treating over 250,000 patients and earning two presidential citations for its service.

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Italy did not provide direct military assistance during the Korean War (1950-1953). However, Italy indirectly aided and abetted the Korean War as a member of the United Nations. The main methods were medical and material assistance.

Italy provided medical support for the soldiers who participated in the Korean War as a member of the U.N. forces. Doctors and medical teams in Italy served medical services to treat the wounded and help the soldiers who were injured during the war.

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During the Korean War (1950–1953), Italy did not send soldiers to fight, but it still helped South Korea in an important way.

-> Italy supported South Korea by sending a medical team from the Italian Red Cross. This team set up a field hospital near Seoul, where they treated thousands of wounded soldiers and civilians. The hospital had doctors, nurses, and support staff who worked hard to care for people injured in the war.

Even though Italy wasn’t a member of the United Nations at the time, it chose to help out of humanitarian concern. The Italian medical team worked in Korea for several years, even staying after the war ended to continue providing care. Italy’s contribution is remembered today as a strong example of international friendship and support during a time of need.

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During the Korean War, Sweden chose not to send combat troops because of its neutral foreign policy, but it made a major humanitarian contribution by providing medical aid to South Korea. In September 1950, Sweden established and operated a field hospital in the city of Busan, which was one of the main centers for refugees and military operations in South Korea. This hospital was staffed by over 1,100 Swedish medical personnel throughout the war and was run by the Swedish Red Cross. The hospital treated tens of thousands of patients, including wounded South Korean soldiers, United Nations troops, civilians, and even North Korean prisoners of war. Sweden’s medical team was known for its neutral and non-political approach, providing care to anyone in need regardless of their nationality or role in the conflict. The Swedish hospital continued to operate long after the armistice in 1953, finally closing in 1957. This showed Sweden’s long-term commitment to post-war recovery and humanitarian work in Korea. The effort strengthened Sweden’s relationship with South Korea and earned the country recognition and gratitude for its compassion and medical assistance during one of the most difficult periods in Korean history. Sweden’s contribution is still remembered today as one of the most significant non-military supports given during the Korean War.

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Norway contributed to the UN’s efforts not by sending combat troops, but by providing vital medical support. In June 1951, Norway established a mobile army surgical hospital known as NORMASH (Norwegian Mobile Army Surgical Hospital). Staffed by Norwegian doctors, nurses, and support personnel, NORMASH was a fully equipped field hospital that operated under very difficult and dangerous conditions, often treating wounded soldiers from both South Korean and UN forces. Over 600 Norwegian medical professionals served in Korea between 1951 and 1954, providing emergency surgeries, trauma care, and general medical treatment.

Though technically a neutral country, Norway’s involvement through NORMASH demonstrated its support for humanitarian aid and international cooperation. The hospital treated thousands of patients and was widely respected for its professionalism and dedication. Like Sweden, Norway continued to operate its hospital even after the war ended in 1953, offering medical services during the critical post-armistice recovery period. Norway’s contribution earned gratitude from South Korea and furthered its international reputation for humanitarian service.

Today, Norway’s role is remembered as a meaningful and compassionate effort that helped save lives during one of the most violent conflicts of the 20th century.

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India played an important humanitarian and diplomatic role during the Korean War, even though it did not send combat troops.

-> Instead, India contributed by sending a fully equipped medical unit known as the 60th Indian Field Ambulance, which arrived in Korea in November 1950. This unit consisted of Indian Army doctors, nurses, and support staff who provided critical medical care to United Nations forces, South Korean troops, and civilians near the front lines.

The Indian medical team treated thousands of wounded soldiers and civilians under extremely challenging battlefield conditions. India’s medical personnel also assisted in field evacuations and frontline trauma care, often putting themselves in danger to help others. Beyond its medical support, India also played a significant diplomatic role by advocating for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

It served as the chair of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, which was responsible for overseeing the return of prisoners of war after the armistice in 1953.

Through both its medical aid and its peacemaking efforts, India demonstrated a strong commitment to humanitarian values and international cooperation. Its contribution to the Korean War is remembered as a symbol of compassion, neutrality, and active support for global peace and recovery efforts.

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Australia was one of the first countries to respond to South Korea’s call for help, sending combat troops, naval ships, and air squadrons as part of the United Nations forces. Australian soldiers fought in many key battles, including the defense of the Pusan Perimeter and the Battle of Kapyong. The Australian military made a significant contribution to ground combat, naval blockades, and air support throughout the war, demonstrating strong commitment alongside US and other allied forces.

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New Zealand contributed troops, naval forces, and air personnel to the UN effort in Korea. The New Zealand Army sent an infantry company that was later integrated into British Commonwealth forces, while the navy deployed frigates to patrol Korean waters. New Zealand pilots flew combat missions alongside allied air forces. Their forces participated actively in key battles and peacekeeping duties, gaining respect for their professionalism and courage.

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The Philippines deployed a combat battalion known as the Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea (PEFTOK), which fought alongside UN troops in several major battles. Filipino soldiers earned recognition for their bravery and resilience. The Philippines also provided humanitarian aid, helping refugees and civilians affected by the conflict, showing strong support for the South Korean cause despite being a relatively new independent nation.

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Greece sent a volunteer infantry battalion and a small naval unit to assist UN forces in Korea. Greek troops fought bravely in several important battles, including the Battle of Outpost Harry. Greece’s contribution was symbolically important as it was one of the few countries from southeastern Europe to take part. The Greek forces were well-regarded for their discipline and fighting spirit.

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The Netherlands deployed a battalion-sized infantry force, known as the Netherlands Detachment Korea (NDK), which fought alongside other UN troops in major engagements. Dutch forces participated in defensive operations and peacekeeping duties during and after the war. Their contribution was significant given the size of the country and helped strengthen Dutch-South Korean relations.

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Colombia was the only Latin American country to send combat troops to the Korean War. The Colombian Battalion fought alongside UN forces in many key battles, including the Battle of Old Baldy. Their troops were known for their determination and effectiveness, earning praise from allied commanders. Colombia’s involvement marked an important moment in its international military engagement.

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South Africa contributed mainly through its Air Force, sending a squadron of fighter pilots who flew combat missions in Korea. South African pilots supported UN air operations, engaging in bombing, reconnaissance, and close air support. Though the number of personnel was relatively small, their role was vital to the air campaign’s success.

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Denmark did not send combat troops but provided important humanitarian aid by deploying the hospital ship MS Jutlandia. This ship served as a floating hospital near the Korean coast, treating thousands of wounded soldiers and civilians. Denmark’s medical mission reflected its commitment to humanitarian relief and support for UN efforts during the conflict.

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West Germany did not send combat troops to the Korean War due to post-World War II restrictions, but it contributed medical personnel and supplies in the years following the conflict. West German doctors and nurses supported medical care and rehabilitation efforts in South Korea, helping the country recover from the war’s devastation. This assistance laid the groundwork for closer postwar relations between Germany and South Korea.

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Despite not being a member of the United Nations during the Korean War, Italy dispatched medical units through the Italian Red Cross at the request of the International Red Cross Federation to provide medical support and relief. The dispatched Italian Red Cross Hospital served 230,000 people from October 1951 to January 1955, and this activity was the first time since the establishment of the republic that Italy sent troops abroad for international peace, and later led to its accession to the United Nations.

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Main Support Activities: Medical Support: Stationed in the Yeongdeungpo area of Seoul from October 1951 to January 1955, approximately 67 medical personnel operated. Large-scale Treatment: Treated over 230,000 patients, including both military and civilians. Public Health Activities: Actively participated in public health projects such as parasite eradication. Emergency Rescue: Rescued lives through rapid response in the 1952 Yeongdeungpo train accident. Facility Donation: Contributed to post-war recovery by donating hospital equipment and facilities to the South Korean government during the evacuation. Although not a UN member state during the war, Italy provided medical assistance at the request of the International Red Cross, demonstrating its humanitarian values. These activities also positively influenced Italy's admission to the UN in 1955.

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During the Korean War, Italy did not send combat troops, but it was a participating nation that provided support by sending a medical support unit. Despite not being a UN member state at the time ,lately responded to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies’ request to provide medical assistance in difficult circumstances.

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1. Military Support: Canada sent about 27,000 soldiers from 1950 to 1953. These soldiers, most of them as members of the U.N. Forces, participated in the Korean War, and the Canadian Army, Air Force, and Navy all sent in support. In particular, the Canadian Army was active on the front lines and participated in major battles.

2. Engage in Combat and Operations: Canadian forces fought in major areas, including Seoul, and played an important role, especially when the U.N. forces launched counterattacks in the early days of the Korean War. Also, the Canadian Navy contributed to the North's naval blockade operation and to cut off the North's supplies.

3. Medical Aid: Canada also provided medical assistance for Koreans and wounded U.N. soldiers during the war. Canadian military devoted a lot of resources to treating the wounded during the war, and Canadian military doctors played an important role during the Korean War.

4. Peacekeeping and Follow-up Support: After the war, Canada participated in peacekeeping operations in Korea even after the Korean War ceasefire in 1953. In addition, international development support and diplomatic relations were maintained continuously to support Korea's reconstruction.

5. Military and Material Assistance: Canada also supported military equipment and supplies, and the training of soldiers, and played an important role in supplying and distributing supplies.

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Canada is a representative country that supported the Republic of Korea by sending troops and medical personnel during the Korean War.
Contents of Canada's Korean War Support
Deploying Forces: Canada sent about 27,000 soldiers to Korea from 1950 to 1953 as part of the U.N. Forces. This is a significant number among participating countries.

Medical Aid: Canadian medical staff also dispatched approximately 2,213 to contribute to the treatment of injured and patients.

Members of the United Nations Armed Forces: Canada participated in the war as a key member of the U.N. forces along with the U.S., the U.K., and others, and played an important role in defending the freedom of the Republic of Korea in the international community.

Canada's support came in both combat and medical fields, and is considered one of several countries that helped Korea during the Korean War.

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The initial Canadian contributions to the Korean War actually came at sea and in the air. Three Royal Canadian Navy destroyers were deployed to in July 1950, the first of what would be a total of eight Canadian warships to serve in the waters off Korea during the course of the conflict.

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How Canada help Korea during Korea qar

Sending Combat Troops: The second-largest number of troops after the United States, especially elite troops such as the Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry, were sent into the Korean War.

Battle of Gapyeong Victory: In the 1951 Battle of Gapyeong, a combined unit of Canadian forces played a crucial role in deterring Chinese troops from advancing on Seoul, keeping them out of the offensive. This battle also served as a springboard for ceasefire negotiations.

Navy and Air Force Support: contributed to coalition operations by sending naval fleets for sea blockade and distribution operations, as well as air force troops for air support.

Sacrifice and Devotion: Over 3,000 Canadian troops were injured, and 516 young men lost their lives in Korea.

Celebrating the War: Canada is holding various events to commemorate the dedication of its veterans, and Korea is also honoring their sacrifices through the construction of the Gapyeong Battle Monument

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How did Canada help during the Korean War?

1. Canada sent over 26,000 soldiers to fight in the Korean War as part of the United Nations forces.

2. The main Canadian combat unit, the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade, fought in major battles like the Battle of Kapyong and the Battle of Hill 355.

3. The Royal Canadian Navy sent warships to patrol the Korean coast, escort convoys, and support ground operations with naval gunfire.

4. The Royal Canadian Air Force helped by transporting supplies, evacuating wounded soldiers, and supporting UN air operations.

5. Canada also sent medical teams to treat injured soldiers and provided humanitarian aid to Korean civilians.

6. After the war, Canada helped with the reconstruction of South Korea, offering financial and material support.

7. A total of 516 Canadian soldiers died, and their sacrifice is honored by both Canada and Korea today.

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Canada is one of few country that helped us both combat capabilitie and and medical capabilitie in 6.25 war. It helpes a lot. Canada's main mission was giving us supply, and they did really nice job! For that we could survive the 6.25 war. I(or we) will not forget this help of Canada. We appriciate you

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Canada helped the Republic of Korea during the Korean War by sending in both the Army and Navy air forces, supporting U.N. operations, and supporting U.N. forces It is the third most grateful country for sending in a total of 26,791, following the U.S. and the U.K. Major battles, such as the Battle of Gapyeong, contributed greatly to stopping the communist army and the capture of Seoul.

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Although Canada had no vested interests in Northeast Asia at the time, as a UN member state, it enthusiastically supported the UN's swift response to North Korea's invasion and sought national participation in the war. In response, the Canadian Parliament unanimously resolved to "actively support any measures taken by the government to ensure effective collective security," and decided to participate in the Korean War to support the Republic of Korea.

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1. Canada's military participation

Dispatches: Canada sent about 27,000 soldiers on July 7, 1950, shortly after the outbreak of the Korean War, declaring that it would join the U.N. forces.

Battle: Canada participated in several important battles as a member of the U.N. Army. Among them were the battles near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in 1951 and the Battle of Ewha Womans University. The Canadian military showed excellent military strategies and courage, and many Canadian soldiers were killed in action.

2. the supporting role of the military

Canada provided not only infantry but also artillery, engineers, and air support. Canada's artillery unit played an important role in the line of defense.

The Canadian Navy also participated, especially on the west coast, carrying munitions or carrying out maritime blockade missions.

3. postwar support

After the war, Canada contributed not only to military support, but also to post-war restoration efforts. In particular, it spared no humanitarian support to rebuild Korea. Canada contributed to the recovery by providing medical and economic support to Korea.

4. Relations between Canada and Korea

Canada's military support became an important opportunity to strengthen relations with Korea, and since then, the two countries have maintained deep friendly relations with each other. After the Korean War, Canada has also built a monument to participate in the Korean War since 1953.

5. casualties and sacrifices

During the Korean War, Canadian forces suffered 516 casualties, which played an important role as a reminder of the horrors of the war. Every year on the anniversary of their participation in the Korean War, Canada joins Korea in honoring their sacrifices.

In the Korean War, Canada made important contributions on the military, humanitarian, and political levels, and their participation went a long way in helping South Korea.

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Canada actively helped Korea during the Korean War and military service: Around 26,000 Canadian soldiers helped Korea. It was the third largest number of soldiers in the U.N. (after the U.S. and Great Britain). Victims: About 516 casualties: More than 1,200 injured: Canada made great sacrifices in the Korean War, and many of its veterans are buried at the U.N. Memorial Park in Busan. Since then, Canada has strengthened diplomatic relations with Korea and continued various activities (monuments, invitations to veterans) to commemorate their participation in the Korean War. Memorial events are held for Canadian veterans every year, and the Korean government has consistently expressed its gratitude, saying, "We do not forget your kindness."

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During the Korean War, Canada was a member of the UN During the Korean War, Canada was a major combat support nation, sending all of its land, sea, and air forces to the UN forces. A total of 26,791 troops were dispatched. Even after the armistice, approximately 7,000 Canadian troops remained in Korea until 1957, supporting peacekeeping efforts. Monuments erected throughout Korea and Canada commemorate the achievements and sacrifices of Canadian troops.

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During the Korean War, Canada supported the Republic of Korea by sending out all of its army, navy, and air force as a member of the United Nations. The total number of troops sent was the third largest after the United States and Great Britain, with a total of 26,791 troops participating in the war

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During the Korean War, Canada was the country that sent the second largest number of troops to help South Korea, right after the United States. They sent soldiers from their army, navy, and air force to take part in the conflict. One of the most important moments was the Battle of Gapyeong in 1951, where Canadian soldiers stopped the Chinese army’s attack and helped prevent Seoul from falling into enemy hands.

In total, Canada sent 26,791 military personnel to fight in the war until the armistice was signed in 1953. To honor the bravery and sacrifices of these soldiers, Canada now observes July 27 each year as “Korean War Veterans Day.”

Here are some key points about Canada’s support during the Korean War:

Canada sent troops from all three branches of its military: the army, navy, and air force.

At the Battle of Gapyeong, Canadian forces successfully defended against a large Chinese offensive, playing a crucial role in protecting Seoul.

Nearly 27,000 Canadian soldiers fought in the war, and many made great sacrifices.

In 2013, Canada officially chose July 27 as a special day to remember and honor the veterans of the Korean War.

Every year, ceremonies and events are held across Canada to pay tribute to these veterans and to keep the history of the Korean War alive in people’s minds.