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dbpedia:Battle_of_Chosin_Reservoir

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The Battle of Chosin Reservoir, also known as the Chosin Reservoir Campaign or the Changjin Lake Campaign (Korean: 장진호 전투(長津湖戰鬪); Chinese: 长津湖战役; pinyin: Cháng Jīn Hú Zhànyì), was a decisive battle in the Korean War. "Chosin" is the Japanese pronunciation of the Korean name, "Changjin". Reportedly, updated maps in Korean were unavailable, hence the use of maps reflecting the Japanese pronunciation (Korea had been liberated from Japanese colonial rule only five years prior, in 1945).

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Battle of Chosin Reservoir

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1,029 killed 7,338 non-battle casualties 17,843 total Chinese estimation: U.S. sources: 4,894 missing 4,582 wounded 15 tank losses 13,900

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dbpedia:Mao_Zedong dbpedia:Edward_Almond dbpedia:Song_Shilun dbpedia:Peng_Dehuai n8:_Smith dbpedia:Douglas_MacArthur

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1950-12-13Z

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dbpedia:South_Hamgyong_Province dbpedia:North_Korea dbpedia:Changjin_County

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Chinesepyrrhic victory * UN withdrawal; Successful Chinese recovery of Northeast Korea * 40% of Chinese combat forces in Korea disabled until March 1951 * Failed Chinese encirclement of UN forces at Chosin Reservoir

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Committed: ~67,000 Committed: ~30,000 Nominal: 150,000 Nominal: 103,520

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