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How the Korean War Changed America’s View of War #OOTD #shorts

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  • description: At first, Americans supported the Korean War. North Korea had invaded the South—it seemed like a clear case of defending freedom. But as the fighting dragged on with no victory in sight, enthusiasm faded. Casualties rose, the front lines froze, and President Truman’s approval rating collapsed. By 1952, many Americans wondered if the war was worth it. It wasn’t Vietnam yet—no street protests, no nightly TV horrors—but the public’s blind faith in “good wars” was cracking. In our linked Short, we explore another moment when the Korean War reshaped modern warfare itself—how helicopters changed what war looked like, fought, and remembered.
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