Question

At the time of the Korean conflict, how important was Japanese trade to the US during the war.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

While the Japanese economy did receive a tremendous boost, Japan was not just a bystander during that war. It allowed U.S. troops to use over a dozen airfields, 10 seaports, 14 hospitals, and numerous Army bases. Japanese transport ships were directly involved in the ferrying of U.S. troops and supplies to Korea.