During the Korean War, why was General MacArthur fired as commander of the anti-communist forces in Korea by the President (who is also commander-in-chief of US armed forces)?
- MacArthur refused to attack Chinese bases in China.
- MacArthur publicly disagreed with the Presidents policy of limited war in Korea.
- The American public demanded a more effective commander.
- MacArthur refused to cooperate with NATO forces.
Answer
The correct answer is B) MacArthur publicly disagreed with the Presidents policy of limited war in Korea..
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