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Why do you think the U.S. originally didn’t commit ground troops to the war in the korean peninsula
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Why do you think the U.S. originally didn’t commit ground troops to the war in the korean peninsula

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"He initially refrained from committing ground forces after being advised that North Koreans could be stopped solely by America's superior air and naval power."

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