Sejarah Amerika Syarikat Berperang

din_atos

salah satu petanda kiamat iaitu pembohongan secara besar besaran.

shamsadis

American civil war.. yup... antara perang 'terbodoh' tapi digembar-gembur sbg perang yg he ...
Yustan Post at 11-1-2012 12:03

stupid if we fight muzzle to muzzle with red coat - the patriot (lebih kurang la)

masa perang saudara tue diaorang masih mengamalkan perang secara berdepan walaupun senjata dah maju sebab tue tentera manyak mati maa...


layan gambar...

thessailly

aku rasa perang vietnam berlaku atas kemurkaan Tuhan. ..sebab org2 vietnam ni jahat2 belake. makan anjing, kucing, jahat ngn orang lain.

sama gak ngn perang2 lain.iraq, afghan,, libya, etc...

opinion?

shamsadis

Vietnam

kurtzuandy

Reply 19# Yustan


   ambiga ckp kene bebas seksuality dulu, nnti baru kucing xkacau hidup ko

shamsadis

Korean War aka The Forgotten War
http://www.history.com/topics/korean-war





One of four American soldiers of the 21st Infantry Regiment, 24th Division, Company, unknown, found midway between the forward observation post and the actual front line on July 10, 1950. The cameraman's caption states that the men were probably captured the night of 9th July, and then shot. Most of them were shot through the head with their hands tied behind their backs. Along with them was a variety of Equipment burned and destroyed. (AP Photo) #


U.S. Marine tank follows a line of prisoners of war down a village street. September 26, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/U.S. Marine Corps/S. Sgt. John Babyak, Jr.) #


A Bell evacuation helicopter of Marine Observation Squadron 6, carrying wounded Marines from the front lines, lands at "A" Medical Company of the First Marine Division in 1950. Naval corpsmen stand by with stretcher to unload the wounded men from helicopter "pods" and rush them to the operating and hospital tents in the background. (U.S. Department of Defense/TSGT. Charles B. Tyler) #


A North Korean tankman lies dead on ground (lower left) amid knocked-out tanks on August 13, 1950 in Indong, Korea, North of Waegwan, after South Korean attack. (AP Photo) #



Navy AD-3 dive bomber (top center) pulls out of dive after dropping a 2,000 lb. bomb on Korean side of a bridge crossing the Yalu River at Sinuiju, into Manchuria on November 15th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/U.S. Navy) #


Smoke rises from the ruins of the village of Agok the northern region of South Korea in August 1950. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) #



Two North Korean prisoners captured during fighting for Yongsan on September 2, 1950 sit on jeep hood under guard of U.S. second division infantrymen as they are taken to the rear in the Naktong River sector of Korea. (AP Photo) #


This U.S. Army photograph, once classified "top secret", is one of a series depicting the summary execution of 1,800 South Korean political prisoners by the South Korean military at Taejon, South Korea, over three days in July 1950. Historians and survivors claim South Korean troops executed many civilians behind frontlines as U.N. forces retreated before the North Korean army in mid-1950, on suspicion that they were communist sympathizers and might collaborate with the advancing enemy. (AP Photo/National Archives, Major Abbott/U.S. Army) #


Four LST's unload men and equipment on beach in Inchon on Sept. 15, 1950. (AP Photo) #



General Douglas MacArthur, in passenger seat wearing leather jacket, tours the newly opened Inchon Front in Western Korea on Sept. 19, 1950 during the Korean War. Accompanying him are, Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond, left, Tenth Corps Commander, and Vice Adm. Arthur D. Struble, Fifth Fleet Commander. (AP Photo/U.S. Army Signal Corps) #


General views of burned city of Taejon on Sept. 30, 1950. (AP Photo/Jim Pringle) #


Prisoners are flushed out by a U.S. patrol operating in North Korea south of Kusong, Nov. 16, 1950. This is a Life Magazine Photo by Hank Walker. (AP Photo/Hank Walker) #


After civilians reported that North Koreans had taken cover inside, a U.S. Marine throws a grenade into a Seoul tunnel, in September 1950. A machine gunner and rifleman cover the cave entrance. (AP Photo/Max Desfor) #

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/06/remembering_the_korean_war_60.html

shamsadis

Bodies of some 400 Korean civilians lie in and around trenches in Taejon's prison yard during the Korean War in Sept. 1950. The victims were bound and slain by retreating Communist forces before the 24th U.S. Division troops recaptured the city Sept. 28. Witnesses said that the prisoners were forced to dig their own trench graves before the slaughter. Looking on, at left, is Gordon Gammack, war correspondent of the Des Moines Register and Tribune. (AP Photo/James Pringle) #


Paratroopers of the United Nations forces jump from aircraft near the North Korean towns of Sukchon and Sunchon, about Oct. 20, 1950. (AP Photo/Max Desfor)#


An American tank crashes roughshod through an enemy roadblock near Seoul, South Korea, Oct. 7, 1950, as 7th Division infantrymen prepare to exploit the breakthrough and put an end to enemy sniper fire in this sector of the Korean front. (AP Photo) #


The bodies of more than 60 South Korean civilians bludgeoned to death in a mine shaft at Kum Bong San, near Tube-ni, Korea, Oct. 19, 1950. The Army said the victims were slain by Communist led North Korean forces who took them from a prison at Chinnampo. The bodies were discovered by U.N. troops. (AP Photo) #

Landing boats loaded with U.S. soldiers speed through the mine-infested waters of Wonsan harbor toward the North Korean east coast city on Oct. 26, 1950. About 50,000 U.S. soldiers and Marines hit the beach to bolster Allied forces driving toward the Manchurian border. (AP Photo/Gene Herrick) #


Close coordination of the United States Marine air and ground units during recent fighting with Chinese Communists in Korea. United States Marines drive forward after effective close air support of F4U-5 Corsairs on December 26th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/CPL. P. McDonald) #


dies of U.S. Marines, British Royal Marines Soldiers and Republic of Korea troops are gathered for a mass burial at Koto-ri on December 8th, 1950. (U.S. Department of Defense/SGT. F.C. Kerr) #



Supply warehouses and dock facilities at this important east coast port feel the destructive weight of bombs dropped from Fifth Air Force's B-26 Invader light bombers, Wonsan, North Korea in 1951. (U.S. Department of Defense/USIA) #


Thatched huts go up in flames after B-26 bombers unload napalm bombs on an enemy supply collection point near Hanchon in North Korea on May 10, 1951. (AP Photo) #


A dead Chinese soldier, his burned uniform still smoking, lies with bodies of his comrades at a collection point near Chunchon on May 17, 1951 after allied forces had stemmed the major enemy attack near the town on Korea's central front. (AP Photo/ENJ) #


GIs and Korean service corpsmen stack up the enormous pile of empty artillery and mortar shell casings at a collecting point near the front, pointing to the huge amount of lead thrown at the enemy in four days of fighting for outpost Harry, June 18, 1953. (AP Photo/Gene Smith) #

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/06/remembering_the_korean_war_60.html

pinguin

kejamnye perang..

syikin_akik

amerika ni memang suka berperang. Suka tuduh orang Islam pengganas

din_pc

amerika hanyalah papet pada yahudi israel

kroit92

sedihnya.. semua nyawa tak bersalah tu.. mangsa peperangan..

yang bersalah tak akan terlepas..

shamsadis

perang mmg kejam...kalo tak kejam tak perang namanya...Russia pun kejam zaman Stalin...sampaikan Hitler belajar dengan Stalin camner nak bunuh orang dengan lebih sistematik...

Rosli_81

kita tahu tp x leh nk buat ape2... umat akhir zaman yg lemah

tempur

Negara kuasa besar adalah pengganas sebenarnya..mereka suka membuat onar dan merosakkan dunia..mereka perkenalkan teori lepas tu suruh semua oraang ikut...tapi teori dan fahaman mereka bertentangan dengan budaya dan agama setiap negara....taktik yang paling jelas yg selalu digunakan oleh negara Pakcik SAM ni ialah memburukankan dulu sesebuah negara dengan imej ganas, idak demokrasi, membunuh rakyat sendiri dan pelbagai lagi penipuan sehinggakan semua negara percaya dan mereka memulakan peperangan... berdasarkan permerhatian kita kenapa negara Sam ni uat macam ni ialah negaranya tidak pernah diserang..kalau kena serang sekali baru diorang tahu erti nyawa rakyatnya...