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The Korean War by Indy Neidell — Storyline

The Korean War by Indy Neidell followes the Korean war week by week.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson, Astrid Deinhard-Olsson
• Starring: Indy Neidell

The Korean War by Indy Neidell — Series Details

The Korean War by Indy Neidell — Episode Guide

Season 2024

• E1: The Korean War Week 001 – The Korean War Begins – June 25, 1950 (2024-06-25) — Despite the fact that there have been clear signs that they might soon invade South Korea, when the North actually does in force on June 25th, 1950, it comes as a complete shock to
• E2: The Korean War Week 002 – The Fall of Seoul – July 2, 1950 (2024-07-02) — The North Korean forces are advancing all over, and this week they take Seoul, the South's capital city, after just a few days of the war. There is another tragedy for the South w
• E3: The Korean War Week 003 – Never Fear, MacArthur's Here! – July 9, 1950 (2024-07-09) — American troops have arrived in Korea and engage the KPA- the forces of the North- in the field this week for the first time. It does not go well for them. In fact, it's hard to im
• E4: The Korean War Week 004 – Americans Repeatedly Routed – July 16, 1950 (2024-07-16) — Elements of the US 24th Division, the only American one that's arrived in force in Korea so far, take on the North Korean forces aiming for Taejon, but they are badly- and easily-
• E5: The Korean War Week 005 – The Allied Cluster f**k at Taejon – July 23, 1950 (2024-07-23) — Taejon falls this week to the advancing North Korean steam roller, but the fight there is complete chaos that even sees the top American General fleeing into the local hills. Howe
• E6: The Korean War Week 006 – Stand or Die! – July 30, 1950 (2024-07-30) — The UN Forces have been pushed back ever further, but this week, US 8th Army Commander Walton Walker issues the order to 'stand or die'; he sees no other options. American reinforc
• E7: The Korean War Week 007 – The Pusan Perimeter – August 6, 1950 (2024-08-06) — The UN forces are withdrawn this week across the Naktong River into a new defensive zone in the Southeast corner of the Peninsula- the Pusan Perimeter, but already as the week begi
• E8: The Korean War Week 008 – The First UN Counterattack – August 13, 1950 (2024-08-13) — The first UN large scale counterattack goes off this week; this by the American Task Force Kean. It has both successes and failures, and it runs right into a new North Korean offen
• E9: The Korean War Week 009 – Bloody UN Victory at Naktong Bulge – August 20, 1950 (2024-08-20) — The Marines are deployed to back up the UN forces facing disaster in the Naktong Bulge and by the end of the week the tide has turned, and the crack North Korean 4th Division has b
• E10: The Korean War Week 010 – MacArthur and the Incheon Meeting – August 27, 1950 (2024-08-27) — Douglas MacArthur has a plan for an amphibious invasion of Incheon, and he thinks it will turn the tide of the war. This week comes his heavy pitch to be allowed to do it to the po
• E11: The Korean War Week 011 – Destroy the Perimeter! – September 3, 1950 (2024-09-03) — The North Korean forces launch a huge new offensive against the entire Pusan Perimeter, hoping to break through at least somewhere along the line. They are aware that time is of th
• E12: The Korean War Week 012 – Green Light for Incheon – September 10, 1950 (2024-09-10) — Douglas MacArthur's brazen plan to land two full divisions far behind enemy lines and sabotage the North Korean logistics finally gets the green light from the President and the Jo
• E13: The Korean War Week 013 – 70,000 UN Troops Head for Incheon – September 17, 1950 (2024-09-17) — This week sees the UN forces execute Operation Chromite, the amphibious invasion of the port of Incheon, far behind enemy lines. There are many hurdles to clear before this can hap
• E14: The Korean War Week 014 – Breakout from the Perimeter! – September 24, 1950 (2024-09-24) — Last week's amphibious invasion of Incheon completely surprised the North Koreans, and there are now thousands of UN troops deep in their rear and their logistic system is totally
• E15: The Korean War Week 015 – The Liberation of Seoul – October 1, 1950 (2024-10-01) — My, how the tide has turned. Less than two weeks ago, US X Corps landed at Incheon, far behind enemy lines, and already this week they take Seoul, the South Korean Capital. Not wi
• E16: The Korean War Week 016 – South Koreans Invade the North! – October 8, 1950 (2024-10-08) — This week the KPA continue to grapple with the hole made by the landings at Incheon, as South Korean forces push past the 38th Parallel. MacArthur's attention, however, is already
• E17: The Korean War Week 017 – The Americans invade North Korea! – October 15, 1950 (2024-10-15) — The American forces- and British Commonwealth ones- join the South Koreans in crossing the 38th parallel and invading North Korea this wee, though large scale resistance by the Nor
• E18: The Korean War Week 018 – The Fall of Pyongyang – October 22, 1950 (2024-10-22) — The North Korean capital falls to the UN forces, which isn't really surprising since the North Korean armies have been completely routed. However, the Chinese are entering the coun
• E19: The Korean War Week 019 – The Chinese Threat Revealed! – October 29, 1950 (2024-10-29) — Communist Chinese forces make themselves known on the battlefield in a big way, and openly engage UN troops for the first time. What was supposed to be a stroll to the Chinese bord
• E20: The Korean War Week 020 – American Disaster at Unsan! – November 5, 1950 (2024-11-05) — American forces drive onwards, almost oblivious to the emerging Communist Chinese threat. At Unsan, an American regiment finds itself at the mercy of two Chinese divisions, who bea
• E21: The Korean War Week 021 – US Elections Threaten MacArthur! – November 12, 1950 (2024-11-12) — MacArthur's forces struggle to make sense of the recent Communist Chinese intervention in Korea, especially when the Chinese vanish as quickly as they arrived. Back in the US, the
• E22: The Korean War Week 022 – Winter is Coming! – November 19, 1950 (2024-11-19) — Eighth Army commander Walton Walker makes his final preparations for the big push north to the Yalu River. The Communist Chinese prepare their own forces and wait for the Americans
• E23: The Korean War Week 023 – The Eagle Versus the Dragon – November 26, 1950 (2024-11-26) — Thanksgiving 1950 comes and goes in the snowy north of Korea, and Eighth Army's push to the Yalu River begins the following day. It soon becomes apparent, though, that the Communis
• E24: The Korean War Week 024 – Marines Attacked at Chosin Reservoir – December 3, 1950 (2024-12-03) — On and around the frozen waters of the Chosin Reservoir, the US Marines and the Chinese Communist forces fight out a brutal battle. In the west, the Chinese offensive continues. Fo
• E25: The Korean War Week 025 – UN Forces Abandon Pyongyang – December 10, 1950 (2024-12-10) — This week, UN forces in the west pull out of the North Korean capital Pyongyang. In the east, the marines continue to fight their way towards safety. Over in Washington, the afters
• E26: The Korean War Week 026 – Chinese Victory in North Korea Complete – December 17, 1950 (2024-12-17) — The last UN forces still in the northern half of Korea begin their frantic retreat by sea. The evacuation is a huge operation involving over 100,000 men, and needs to go off smooth
• E27: The Korean War Week 027 – The US General Dies! – December 24, 1950 (2024-12-24) — UN forces commander Douglas MacArthur continues to insist more troops are needed to fight the Chinese Communists. They aren't coming anytime soon. But UN troops in the North do at
• E28: The Korean War Week 028 – Happy Nuke Year! – December 31, 1950 (2024-12-31) — Matt Ridgway arrives in Korea to find his Eighth Army broken and dysfunctional from top to bottom. He has a mere few days to rectify these issues and get them combat-ready before t

Season 2025

• E1: The Korean War 029 – The Third Battle of Seoul – January 7, 1951 (2025-01-07) — The Chinese People's Volunteer Army crosses the Imjin River in force and attacks the South Korean capital. The best units available to Eighth Army commander Matt Ridgway defend it,
• E2: The Korean War 030 – Revived North Korean Army Strikes Wonju – January 14, 1951 (2025-01-14) — UN troops around Wonju get a gentle reminder that they're not only fighting the Chinese. The North Koreans are back, and hammer the weak point in the UN lines all week. With UN for
• E3: The Korean War 031 – Operation Wolfhound – January 21, 1951 (2025-01-21) — Matt Ridgway sends forth the US 27th Infantry Regiment, known as the Wolfhounds, into the no-mans-land between the UN and Chinese lines to sniff out and hunt down their enemy. The
• E4: The Korean War 032 – Thunderbolt! US Troops Go On the Offensive – January 28, 1951 (2025-01-28) — Peng Dehuai's armies rest and recuperate on the banks of the Han River, nursing their supply issues, and the initiative has firmly swung in favor of the UN side. The North Koreans
• E5: The Korean War 033 – A Deadly Game: China & US Both Attack! – February 4, 1951 (2025-02-04) — The fate of the Korean Peninsula stands on a knife edge as Peng Dehuai's mighty armies gear up to make their move. The US 8th Army continues to push towards Seoul, now backed up by
• E6: The Korean War 034 – Four Chinese Armies Target Wonju – February 11, 1951 (2025-02-11) — The anticipated Chinese counterattack begins to take shape. Chinese commander Peng Dehuai and US 8th Army Commander Matt Ridgway both know the significance of what comes next. Thes
• E7: The Korean War 035 – The Battle of Chipyong-ni – February 18, 1951 (2025-02-18) — Chinese Commander Peng Dehuai has launched his 4th Phase Offensive, pushing the UN forces back in the center of Korea, and should his forces take Chipyong-ni, they will compromise
• E8: The Korean War 036 – MacArthur Gets Dumber Every Week – February 25, 1951 (2025-02-25) — Operation Killer begins this week, and its objective is what the name implies, to destroy as much of the enemy as possible rather than just trying to merely take territory. But onc
• E9: The Korean War 037 – Matt the Ripper! – March 4, 1951 (2025-03-04) — This week is really a week of planning, as Matt Ridgway unveils the plans for Operation Ripper- to follow the somewhat disappointing Operation Killer, but there are South Korean sp
• E10: The Korean War 038 – The US President is Angry! – March 11, 1951 (2025-03-11) — Operation Ripper kicks off this week, and gains plenty of ground… but the enemy is almost nowhere to be found. Douglas MacArthur gives what becomes known as his 'die for tie' spe
• E11: The Korean War 039 – Kim Gets ROKrolled – March 18, 1951 (2025-03-18) — Seoul falls to the South Koreans this week- the 4th time it's changed hands since last June. There is no big celebration this time, though, since much of the city has been complete
• E12: The Korean War 040 – MacArthur Sandbags Truman – March 25, 1951 (2025-03-25) — Harry Truman is moving forward with his plans to somehow end the fight with the Chinese, but Douglas MacArthur takes a hatchet to those plans. Truman is furious, and the question r
• E13: The Korean War 041 – One Order Away from WWIII – April 1, 1951 (2025-04-01) — The UN forces have again crossed the 38th Parallel in many places, but High Command is worried about Soviet intervention, which could ultimately force them to withdraw from Korea e
• E14: The Korean War 042 – Seize Hwacheon Reservoir? A Dam Good idea – April 8, 1951 (2025-04-08) — Operation Rugged is in full swing, and it's taking a decent amount of territory, but Matt Ridgway is worried about the possibility of the enemy blowing the dam at the Hwacheon Rese
• E15: The Korean War 043 – Truman Dismisses MacArthur! – April 15, 1951 (2025-04-15) — It's finally happened, President Harry Truman has relieved Douglas MacArthur of Command. If you've followed us lately you'll know the why, but today you'll see then how, when, and
• E16: The Korean War 044 – Mac's Lies Boil Truman's Blood – April 22, 1951 (2025-04-22) — The stage is set for the Chinese Communist Forces' next big offensive in Korea, but that is not where American eyes are fixed this week. Instead, focus swings to Washington D.C. wh
• E17: The Korean War 045 – The Chinese Spring Offensive Begins! – April 29, 1951 (2025-04-29) — This is a week of nothing but battle action as the Chinese Spring Offensive crashes down on the UN forces like a tidal wive- literally hitting them along all of the front lines acr
• E18: The Korean War 046 – The MacArthur Senate Hearings Begin – May 6, 1951 (2025-05-06) — The Senate Hearings digging into Douglas MacArthur's dismissal as UN forces commander begin this week, though they'll likely continue for some time. Meanwhile in the field, the Chi
• E19: The Korean War 047 – MacArthur's Big Lie Exposed – May 13, 1951 (2025-05-13) — The MacArthur Hearings continue in Washington, and George Marshall is adamant that what Mac says about the January 12th proposal is just plain not true. There's still a war going o
• E20: The Korean War 048 – Cut Off. Outnumbered. Doomed – May 20, 1951 (2025-05-20) — The Chinese Spring Offensive reignites, and it does so with a vengeance, kicking straight into high gear, and also totally surprising the UN forces by hitting them heavily much fur
• E21: The Korean War 049 – Race to Trap 70,000 Soldiers – May 27, 1951 (2025-05-27) — The Chinese Spring Offensive continues this week, but comes to its end- it has cost the Communist forces tens of thousands of men, but even as it ends, the UN counteroffensive begi
• E22: The Korean War 050 – Trapped in the Triangle: Korea's Killing Zone – June 3, 1951 (2025-06-03) — The MacArthur Senate Hearings continue this week, with US Secretary of State Dean Acheson now in the hot seat. He takes a rather confusing barrage of questions, and yet manages to
• E23: The Korean War 051 – China: Acheson's Cold Calculus – June 10, 1951 (2025-06-10) — The UN forces Operation Piledriver gets bogged down by the weather and the terrain. 8th Army Commander Jim Van Fleet says that though the enemy has been hurt, he still has another
• E24: The Korean War 052 – MacArthur Fades, Ceasefire Hopes Rise – June 17, 1951 (2025-06-17) — The UN troops continue their advance to the Kansas Line, meeting no resistance at Pynoggang, but heavy resistance beyond it inside the Iron Triangle. 8th Army Commander Jim Van Fle
• E25: The Korean War 053 – Moscow Says 'End the War!' – June 24, 1951 (2025-06-24) — Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik speaks to the world on UN radio, saying that the Soviet position on Korea is that ceasefire talks should begin among the belligerents. The Americans a
• E26: The Korean War 054 – The War is One Year Old – July 1, 1951 (2025-07-01) — Over a year has passed since North Korean forces crossed the 38th Parallel and invaded South Korea, and while the war has seen the advantage switch hands time and again, one thing
• E27: The Korean War 055 – Ceasefire Talks Planned – But the War Isn’t Paused – July 8, 1951 (2025-07-08) — It's huge news- the Chinese and North Koreans have agreed to hold peace talks with the American led UN forces, to begin next week! That's all well and good, but everyone on every s
• E28: The Korean War 056 – Ceasefire Talks Start – With Threats, Tricks, and Delays – July 15, 1951 (2025-07-15) — This week might be a big turning point in the war, for this week, ceasefire negotiations begin in Kaesong. Both sides have sent delegations, and both sides have different goals the
• E29: The Korean War 057 – Behind the Talks – A New Battle Is Brewing – July 22, 1951 (2025-07-22) — The Kaesong negotiations continue, hopefully to bring about a cease fire, but is this even possible, considering the wishes and demands of each side? They can't even agree on what
• E30: The Korean War 058 – The Empire Strikes Back – July 29, 1951 (2025-07-29) — The Kaesong peace talks drag on, with the main sticking point being the Communist refusal to consider any demarcation line other than the 38th Parallel. UN Commander Matt Ridgway i
• E31: The Korean War 059 – Who’s Really Running the Korean War? – August 5, 1951 (2025-08-05) — The Kaesong peace talks keep dragging on, and where any demarcation line should be drawn continues to the biggest obstacle to progress. The war continues, though, and plans for new
• E32: The Korean War 060 – Neutral Zone Violations and the 38th Parallel Standoff – August 12, 1951 (2025-08-12) — UN Commander Matt Ridgway is extremely frustrated by the Communist delegation's unyielding stance on the 38th Parallel at the Kaesong peace talks. Chinese violations of the neutral
• E33: The Korean War 061 – The South Koreans Strike as Ceasefire Talks Stall – August 19, 1951 (2025-08-19) — After two months of inactivity, 8th Army begins new offensive operations this week, and it is the South Korean forces doing the fighting. Meanwhile, the Kaesong peace talks are eve
• E34: The Korean War 062 – Chinese Break Off Peace Talks! But Whose Fault Is It? – August 26, 1951 (2025-08-26) — The Chinese claim that American bombers have attacked the Kaesong conference area and break off the peace talks. The UN delegation smells a set up. Meanwhile, the Battle of Bloody
• E35: The Korean War 063 – The Battle of Bloody Ridge – September 2, 1951 (2025-09-02) — The South Koreans have won their fight northeast of the Punchbowl, but not that far away the Battle of Bloody Ridge is earning its name, with casualties rising into the thousands f
• E36: The Korean War 064 – Inexperienced UN Recruits Face Disaster – September 9, 1951 (2025-09-09) — The Battle of Bloody Ridge comes to its end, having very much earned its name. One issue the UN is really having though, is with replacement troops. They don't have the training o
• E37: The Korean War 065 – Another Bloody Ridge Begins? – September 16, 1951 (2025-09-16) — Bloody Ridge is barely over, but orders have come for the UN forces to already attack the next ridge to the north, and UN planes violating the Kaesong neutral zone sabotage Matt Ri
• E38: The Korean War 066 – The Hell of Heartbreak Ridge – September 23, 1951 (2025-09-23) — The Korean War reaches one of its bloodiest battles as UN forces clash with North Korean defenders on Heartbreak Ridge. The US 2nd Division suffers heavy losses, with entire compan
• E39: The Korean War 067 – Ridgway Defies Truman? – September 30, 1951 (2025-09-30) — There's worry and chaos in Washington when UN Commander Matt Ridgway indicates that there is one order that if given from above, he will not obey. That order concerns the possible
• E40: The Korean War 068 – Aussies Take the Lead In Operation Commando – October 7, 1951 (2025-10-07) — Omar Bradley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, arrives in Korea to see the war for himself. At the same time, UN forces launch new offensives — Operation Touchdown at Heartbreak Ridge
• E41: The Korean War 069 – Conquered…But At What Cost? – October 14, 1951 (2025-10-14) — The Battle of Heartbreak Ridge ends with victory for the UN forces, though the casualty count is alarmingly high for both sides. One must wonder, is that sustainable? It's a week o
• E42: The Korean War 070 – Casualties Rise For The Chinese – October 21, 1951 (2025-10-21) — The UN forces launch Operation Polecharge, hoping to complete Operation Commando, but they have worries away from the field, since UN pilots have violated the neutral zone and kill
• E43: The Korean War 071 – The Panmunjom Peace Talks! – October 28, 1951 (2025-10-28) — Big news! The peace talks resume after over two months hiatus, now in a village called Panmunjom. Also, UN Commander Matt Ridgway also gives a rare press conference, and he implies
• E44: The Korean War 072 – UN Censors as Communists Speak! – November 4, 1951 (2025-11-04) — The Panmunjom peace talks continue, but a real sticking point is Kaesong- both sides insist that they must have control of it. Frustration mounts among the Allied journalists, thou
• E45: The Korean War 073 – The UN rejects the Communist proposal! – November 11, 1951 (2025-11-11) — The fighting continues for Maryang-san, though in general everyone is getting ready for the freezing Korea winter. The big news this week is the seeming breaking of the deadlocked
• E46: The Korean War 074 – The US Wants To Prolong The War – November 18, 1951 (2025-11-18) — UN Commander Matt Ridgway has everyone in Washington worried because of his refusal to play ball with the Communist side at the peace talks. The Communist side aren't exactly playi
• E47: The Korean War 075 – Insurgency Behind The Lines! – November 25, 1951 (2025-11-25) — While there is no battle action this week, there is still a lot of fighting, as the UN forces must constantly watch their backs against the thousands of guerrillas in the hills of
• E48: The Korean War 076 – Is America Favouring The Communists? – December 2, 1951 (2025-12-02) — This week at the Panmunjom Peace Talks the two sides agree on a Demarcation Line for an armistice based on the current battle lines, provided the other items on the agenda have bee
• E49: The Korean War 077 – The Korean Winter Bites Hard – December 9, 1951 (2025-12-09) — Now that they've agreed on a Demarcation Line, the talk this week at the Panmunjom peace talks has turned to whether there will be restrictions or not after the signing of an armis
• E50: The Korean War 078 – Communists See 100% Success in the Skies! – December 16, 1951 (2025-12-16) — The Communist forces' air power grows and grows, to the point where the UN wonders if they will lose aerial supremacy. This colors the Peace Talks, because should infrastructure be
• E51: The Korean War 079 – Tearing Up The Geneva Convention! – December 23, 1951 (2025-12-23) — Both sides finally release POW information to each other, as required by the Geneva Convention, but neither side is happy with the information, charging it either wildly incomplete
• E52: The Korean War 080 – Empty Lines and Guerrillas: X-mas '51 in Korea! – December 30, 1951 (2025-12-30) — It's Christmas, 1951, and though peace on earth and goodwill to all men might have a general appeal, peace seems as far away as ever in Korea. There are, though, no large scale off

Season 2026

• E1: The Korean War Week 81: Ridgway Admits the UN is Little Threat! – January 6, 1952 (2026-01-06) — The year may have changed, familiar faces come and go, but some things remain the same. The POW issue continues to dominate and frustrate armistice talks, the fear of an expanded w
• E2: The Korean War Week 82: Operation Strangle Isn't Strangling! – January 13, 1952 (2026-01-13) — Operation Strangle, to destroy enemy logistical capability with air power, has been in progress for months now, and yet the enemy is still able to bring up men and supplies, and ev
• E3: The Korean War Week 83: The Medics' War! – January 20, 1952 (2026-01-20) — There's discussion- and disagreement- in UN Command and Washington about whether or not to poll all the POWs the UN side holds to see where they would like to go should they be rel
• E4: The Korean War Week 84: Inside Truman's Diary – January 27, 1952 (2026-01-27) — Things heat up in the Panmunjom Peace Talks, which each side arguing that the other side's proposals violate the Geneva Convention, but by the end of the week they talks are in rec
• E5: The Korean War Week 85: Futilely Pounding North Korea? – February 3, 1952 (2026-02-03) — The UN forces are by now having trouble just keeping their planes in the skies, thanks to shortages of spare parts, so for long can they maintain aerial supremacy over Korea? And t
• E6: The Korean War Week 86: Koje-do: A Simmering Cauldron – February 10, 1952 (2026-02-10) — An astonishing accusation about chemical weapons by Soviet diplomat Yakov Malik dominates headlines this week, as the POW issue continues to plague ceasefire negotiations. But thos
• E7: The Korean War Week 87: What's Going On In Compound 62? – February 17, 1952 (2026-02-17) — UN forces kick off this week with an operation to ensnare and capture North Korean and Chinese patrols, as significant progress is made elsewhere at the armistice talks. Prisoners
• E8: The Korean War Week 88: Riot or Revolution? – February 24, 1952 (2026-02-24) — The tensions at Koje-do POW camp explode this week, ending in heavy bloodshed as UN forces desperately try to wrestle control of the situation. Changes will need to be made to coun
• E9: The Korean War Week 89: Is There Such Thing As Soviet Neutrality? – March 3, 1952 (2026-03-03) — The UN is not just worried that the Communists have strong air power, they're worried that because they can't produce more jets quickly enough, the Communist advantage in the skies
• E10: The Korean War Week 90: No Surrender, No Armistice… No Hope? – March 10, 1952 (2026-03-10) — Ultimatums and blackmail! Well, sort of. US President Harry Truman is trying to strong arm South Korean President Syngman Rhee into accepting any armistice negotiated, but the armi
• E11: The Korean War Week 91: The South Korean Economy is Dying – March 17, 1952 (2026-03-17) — There's tension between Allies as the ROK economy worsens and worsens, part of the problem being caused by all the South Korean currency printed to respond to the demand for it by
• E12: The Korean War Week 92: Operation Mixmaster! – March 24, 1952 (2026-03-24) — The UN forces begin a huge operation to move the US 1st Marine Division to new defensive positions far to the west of the former ones, but this involves moving some 200,000 men bac
• E13: The Korean War Week 93: Who Wants To Be President? – March 31, 1952 (2026-03-31) — A surprise announcement this week leaves the US wondering just who is going to run for President- the election is this fall. Whoever does run and win, it can't help but have an imp
• E14: The Korean War Week 94: Mines, Marines, and Mayhem – April 7, 1952 (2026-04-07) — In order to try and make some progress on the thorny issue of POW repatriation, the UN offers to screen all the POWs they hold to get an exact number of who refuses to be sent back
• E15: The Korean War Week 95: Ammunition Shortage Threatens Disaster – April 14, 1952 (2026-04-14) — US Marines begin to make contact with their Communist Chinese adversaries in their new position in the west of Korea, but a more insidious issue is beginning to threaten the UN war
• E16: The Korean War Week 96: Korean Marines Leapfrog the Han – April 21, 1952 (2026-04-21) — UN Command completes its screening of the 170,000 military and civilian POWs they hold to see how many of them would violently resist repatriation, and it turns out it's most of th
• E17: The Korean War Week 97: A Peace Proposal Package – April 28, 1952 (2026-04-28) — There is what should be major news this week as the UN gives the Communists a peace proposal package at long last that addresses the remaining three issues to solve. It does not se
• E18: The Korean War Week 98: Two Sides. One Issue. No Peace. – May 5, 1952 (2026-05-05) — At the end of last week the UN presented a peace package proposal to the Communists at the peace talks, but that package has been rejected. The only issue still left to clear up is
• E19: The Korean War Week 99: The War's Most Humiliating Crisis – May 12, 1952 (2026-05-12) — The world turns it's eyes to the UN POW camp at Koje-Do island when the Communist POWs in one of the compounds kidnap the Camp Commandant, an American General no less, and issue de
• E20: The Korean War Week 100: Mark Clark in Command – May 19, 1952 (2026-05-19) — Mark Clark is the new UN Commander and will run the war in Korea, replacing Matt Ridgway, who leaves for Europe to take over NATO Command. The Koje-Do POW camp situation is resolve
• E21: The Korean War Week 101: Another Week, Another POW Riot – May 26, 1952 (2026-05-26) — In the wake of the kidnapping of the Koje-Do POW camp commandant, UN Commander Mark Clark is busy really working on expanding security at all the POW camps in Korea and gaining tot
• E22: The Korean War Week 102: American Bioweapons on Korean Soil? – June 2, 1952 (2026-06-02) — The Chinese continue their campaign of accusing the US of practicing germ warfare in North Korea and Manchuria. Meanwhile in South Korea, Syngman Rhee has declared martial law in P
• E23: The Korean War Week 103: – The Outpost War – June 9, 1952 (2026-06-09) — The US 45th Division launches Operation Counter in the field this week, to take some enemy outposts, Bull Boatner finishes his plans for his operation to take total control at Koje
• E24: The Korean War Week 104: Order Restored at Koje-do – June 16, 1952 (2026-06-16) — The saga of Koje-Do POW camp comes to its end this week after Bull Boatner's troops crack down hard and finally take full control there. Operation Counter continues with fighting
• E25: The Korean War Week 105: Destroy Suiho Dam! – June 23, 1952 (2026-06-23) — Since the beginning of the war UN air power has studiously avoided hitting North Korea's hydro-electric complex, since the power the dams provide is mainly for civilian use, but th
• E26: The Korean War Week 106 – The Battle of Old Baldy – June 30, 1952 (2026-06-30) — On the ground, the fight for the hilltop they call 'Old Baldy' really heats up this week, and it's a bloody one. In the air, the bombing campaign to destroy the North Korean hydro-
• E27: The Korean War Week 107 – America on Strike! – July 7, 1952 (2026-07-07) — The US Steelworkers Union strike enters its second month this week with no end in sight and the lack of steel production is affecting the war, worsening what is already an artiller
• E28: The Korean War Week 108 – The Republican Candidate – July 14, 1952 (2026-07-14) — n Chicago, the US Republican Party Convention comes to its end and they have chosen Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower as their Presidential Candidate. Part of the official platform is ending
• E29: The Korean War Week 109 – One Step From Peace! – July 21, 1952 (2026-07-21) — There's only one thing left at the Panmunjom Peace Talks standing in the way of an armistice- Article 51. However, this article deals with the release of POWs and the two sides hav
• E30: The Korean War Week 110 – The Democratic Candidate – July 28, 1952 (2026-07-28) — In Chicago, the Democratic Party chooses Adlai Stevenson as their candidate for the Presidential election to be held November 4th; he'll square off against Dwight Eisenhower, the R
• E31: The Korean War Week 111 – Will Stalin's Nightmare Come True? – August 4, 1952 (2026-08-04) — The UN conducts a massive bombing raid on the North Korean capital Pyongyang this week, and in the field, the bloody fight for Old Baldy continues. Behind the scenes, though, Presi
• E32: The Korean War Week 112 – The Chinese Take Siberia – August 11, 1952 (2026-08-11) — There's heavy fighting in the field this week for a position the US Marines call Siberia. Behind the scenes there's worry, though, as the US Army is more and more facing a manpower
• E33: The Korean War Week 113 – The Battle of Bunker Hill – August 18, 1952 (2026-08-18) — There's plenty of action as Chinese troops battle with the US Marines over Hill 112- now known as 'Bunker Hill'- throughout the whole week. Back in the USA, questions continue to c
• E34: The Korean War Week 114 – Stalin's Secret Plan – August 25, 1952 (2026-08-25) — Heavy rains prevent action in the field in Korea this week, so the big story worldwide is talks in Moscow between Josef Stalin and Chinese Foreign Minister Zhou Enlai. They talk ab
• E35: The Korean War Week 115 – What About Japan? – September 1, 1952 (2026-09-01) — The aftershocks of Typhoon Karen have dumped so much rain on Korea that it's quiet in the field this week, so I turn my attention to Japan. Japan's situation with regard to Korea i
• E36: The Korean War Week 116 – Marines Fight to Hold the Line – September 8, 1952 (2026-09-08) — The 'Outpost War' is in full swing this week as the fight rages for posts known simply by names like Bruce, Felix, and Gary, which are still worth dying over to both sides. Also, t
• E37: The Korean War Week 117 – The Cost of Rotation – September 15, 1952 (2026-09-15) — UN Commander Mark Clark is putting together five possible scenarios for hopefully solving the POW issue and getting an armistice, but who knows if the Communists will accept any of
• E38: The Korean War Week 118 – – September 22, 1952 (2026-09-22)
• E39: The Korean War Week 119 – – September 29, 1952 (2026-09-29)
• E40: The Korean War Week 120 – – October 6, 1952 (2026-10-06)
• E41: The Korean War Week 121 – – October 13, 1952 (2026-10-13)
• E42: The Korean War Week 122 – – October 20, 1952 (2026-10-20)
• E43: The Korean War Week 123 – – October 27, 1952 (2026-10-27)
• E44: The Korean War Week 124 – – November 3, 1952 (2026-11-03)
• E45: The Korean War Week 125 – – November 10, 1952 (2026-11-10)
• E46: The Korean War Week 126 – – November 17, 1952 (2026-11-17)
• E47: The Korean War Week 127 – – November 24, 1952 (2026-11-24)
• E48: The Korean War Week 128 – – December 1, 1952 (2026-12-01)
• E49: The Korean War Week 129 – – December 8, 1952 (2026-12-08)
• E50: The Korean War Week 130 – – December 15, 1952 (2026-12-15)
• E51: The Korean War Week 131 – – December 22, 1952 (2026-12-22)
• E52: The Korean War Week 132 – – December 29, 1952 (2026-12-29)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does The Korean War by Indy Neidell have? 3 season(s) with 93 episodes.

Who created The Korean War by Indy Neidell? Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson, Astrid Deinhard-Olsson.

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