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Such a world war could easily have become a nuclear conflict as both the U.S. and Soviet Union possessed atomic weapons. Below is a public domain timeline of events in the Korean War, provided by the U.S. Army. Korean War Timeline 1950 - 1953. June 25, 1950. North Korean Peopleâs Army (NKPA) invades across the 38th Parallel with 135,000 men.
More than 46 years of fragile peace have marked the history of post-war Korea, where the longest armistice ever remains tenuously in force. For most of these years, the directing headquarters was the United Nations Command (UNC), which had also directed combat operations in the 1950-53 war. The defense structure in Korea was eventually overtaken by the professional growth and development of the Republic of Koreaâs (ROK) armed forces.