Military-Political Linkage in Coalition Warfare: A Korean Case Study

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The examination of military operations in coalition warfare emphasizes the necessity for commanders to align military strategies with political objectives, especially under limited resources and constraints. The Korean War serves as a case study, revealing tensions between US and ROK goals and highlighting General MacArthur's misinterpretation of limited war principles. The analysis underscores the importance of a harmonious relationship between military and political leaders to avoid failures in both spheres, advocating for a clear understanding of their interconnected roles.