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Name: UN September 1950 counteroffensive

Type: Event

Start: 1950 AD

End: 1950 AD

Parent: United Nations and South Korea Counteroffensive

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Was a large-scale offensive by United Nations Command (UN) forces against North Korean during the Korean War.

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  • September 1950: The North Koreans reach the Kum River.
  • September 1950: The ROK forces moved north from Chinju to Hamyang and Namwon.
  • September 1950: Chinju was seized by the Republic of Korea.
  • September 1950: ROK forces continued on toward Chongup, which was secured at noon on 29 September.

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