The Korean War: How We Met the Challenge: How All-Out Asian War Was Averted: Why MacArthur Was Dismissed: Why Today's War Objectives Must Be limit

General Matthew B.

Ridgway's "The Korean War" is a must-read for anyone interested in military history, leadership, and the importance of setting clear goals in warfare.

In this gripping book, General Ridgway recounts his experience as commander of the Eighth Army and supreme commander of United Nations forces in Korea, detailing how he transformed a demoralized army into a formidable fighting force that defeated Chinese and North Korean forces and restored peace to the peninsula.

With a deep appreciation for the ordinary soldier, General Ridgway also offers important lessons about Vietnam and future conflicts, emphasizing the need to avoid escalating warfare without a clear and attainable goal.

Don't miss out on this insightful and inspiring account of one of history's most pivotal conflicts.