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Second Phase Campaign might potentially be a Dab page for navigation to campaigns besides the Second Phase Campaign of the Korean War. However, creation of
Second Phase Campaign (Korean War) as a Dab page between the two battles (neither called either "Second Phase Campaign (Korean War)" or "Second Phase Campaign") of the Korean War's Second Phase Campaign was ill-conceived. The accompanying stub
Second Phase Campaign deserves to be fleshed out as an article covering the campaign as a whole, including such information about the two battles (and other aspects) of the campaign as is needed to help readers grasp the overall topic of the campaign, especially as to the relationship between the two battles. Presumably the respective articles on the battles each carries much information that is not needed to get an overview of the campaign.
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08:14, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
all good historians on this topic know the deets. That the Chinese had pushed the UN forces on retreat down 200 miles approximate. Yet on this article, I noticed that there is not a single mention on how far the UN troops retreated. Not a single mention. There is no reason to not add that in especially to an encyclopedia that is meant to document all significant info. Lastly the second phase also captured Seoul, and is the second the time in the war it fell. Nowhere is that mentioned too despite it's not even disputable fact. It Happened and no reason to remove it because you dislike that historical fact. 49.179.183.11 ( talk) 00:02, 31 October 2021 (UTC)
Hi! I'm not too sure if this is the place to ask, but I was looking at the recent history of this article, and there are a number of edits that are crossed out, and can't be checked. I've never seen that in a Wiki article before, and I was wondering why that was. — Preceding unsigned comment added by ConfusedAndAfraid ( talk • contribs) 02:42, 8 February 2022 (UTC)
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The title
Second Phase Campaign might potentially be a Dab page for navigation to campaigns besides the Second Phase Campaign of the Korean War. However, creation of
Second Phase Campaign (Korean War) as a Dab page between the two battles (neither called either "Second Phase Campaign (Korean War)" or "Second Phase Campaign") of the Korean War's Second Phase Campaign was ill-conceived. The accompanying stub
Second Phase Campaign deserves to be fleshed out as an article covering the campaign as a whole, including such information about the two battles (and other aspects) of the campaign as is needed to help readers grasp the overall topic of the campaign, especially as to the relationship between the two battles. Presumably the respective articles on the battles each carries much information that is not needed to get an overview of the campaign.
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Jerzy•
t
08:14, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
all good historians on this topic know the deets. That the Chinese had pushed the UN forces on retreat down 200 miles approximate. Yet on this article, I noticed that there is not a single mention on how far the UN troops retreated. Not a single mention. There is no reason to not add that in especially to an encyclopedia that is meant to document all significant info. Lastly the second phase also captured Seoul, and is the second the time in the war it fell. Nowhere is that mentioned too despite it's not even disputable fact. It Happened and no reason to remove it because you dislike that historical fact. 49.179.183.11 ( talk) 00:02, 31 October 2021 (UTC)
Hi! I'm not too sure if this is the place to ask, but I was looking at the recent history of this article, and there are a number of edits that are crossed out, and can't be checked. I've never seen that in a Wiki article before, and I was wondering why that was. — Preceding unsigned comment added by ConfusedAndAfraid ( talk • contribs) 02:42, 8 February 2022 (UTC)