The U.S. Forces Korea have

The U.S. Forces Korea have been withdrawn before.
And not long after, the Korean War broke out.
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1. Liberation and the U.S. Military Government (1945-1948)

The Korean Peninsula was liberated from the Japanese Empire after the end of World War II, but soon after the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union formed, a divisional occupation took place. After the surrender of Japan on August 15, 1945, the United States and the Soviet Union decided to divide and occupy the Korean Peninsula, and as a result, the US military occupied the area south of the 38th parallel.

The purpose of the U.S. military's presence on the Korean Peninsula was to disarm and maintain security for the Japanese military, and to prevent the spread of communism on the Korean Peninsula. Thus, on Sept. 8, 1945, the 24th Army Corps, led by Lieutenant-General John R. Hodge, landed in Incheon and occupied the South Korean area, establishing the U.S. Military Government in Korea, shortened from the United States Army Military Government in Korea.

At that time, there were about 77,500 U.S. troops in Korea, who were in charge of dismantling the remaining Japanese troops and maintaining the administrative system. However, contrary to the political expectations of Koreans at the time, the US military government maintained the bureaucratic system of the Japanese Government-General of Korea and supported left-wing forces and right-wing forces at the same time, creating controversy.
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2. Establishment of the Government of the Republic of Korea and withdrawal of U.S. troops (1948-1949)

Following the establishment of the Republic of Korea's government on August 15, 1948, the United States began to push for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea in accordance with domestic public opinion and changes in Northeast Asia strategy. The reduction of U.S. troops from South Korea began on September 15, 1948, but the withdrawal was temporarily halted due to the Yeosu-Suncheon insurrection that occurred in November of the same year. At that time, the U.S. military reevaluated the South Korean government's capacity to maintain security and adjusted the speed of withdrawal of troops.

However, in 1949, as U.S. policy in Asia changed, withdrawal resumed. The withdrawal began in earnest in April, and by May 28, about 45,000 people were withdrawn. Finally, as of June 30, 1949, the majority of U.S. troops left the Korean Peninsula, and only about 500 Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG) remained to train and advise the Korean military.
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3. The Acheson Declaration and the outbreak of the Korean War (1950)

After the U.S. withdrew from the Korean Peninsula, on Jan. 12, 1950, U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson established the Acheson line, announcing the exclusion of South Korea and Taiwan from the U.S. Far East defense line. This was interpreted as a signal that the Korean Peninsula was not directly covered by the U.S., and consequently influenced North Korea, the Soviet Union, and China to invade the Republic of Korea.

The Korean War (the Korean War) broke out at dawn on June 25, 1950, when the North Korean military launched a Invasion from North Korea. As a result, the United States decided to intervene in the Korean Peninsula again, and on July 5, the US military in Korea was increased again as US ground forces were put into battle at the Battle of Osan. After that, the Korean War entered a state of ceasefire with the signing of the Armistice Agreement on July 27, 1953, and as a result, the US military in Korea was again stationed on the Korean Peninsula for a long time.


"History cannot be interpreted without the help of imagination or intuition. Screening is inevitable because there is such an overwhelming amount of evidence
Screening is a technique. People who read history tend to look for content that proves and confirms their opinions.
And find that clue and match your imagination and story
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-  Learning from history, B.H., Lidlhart -

When I talk to New Right people, it's hard to refute most of their logic if I don't have historical evidence and a lot of knowledge. When you read their books, there are many things you can accept.

New Right has a lot of pro-Japanese people. In other words, he basically has a friendly idea about Japan. Imagination arises from that. We collect data with the idea that Japan helped Korea economically, and it is for Korea that Japan dominated us. There are many historical data, so if we select and argue about them, the argument seems to be true and valid. Some things Japan did wrong, but it has the imagination and intuition that it helped Korea in general. It collects historical records around it. And claims that they are all true

So, if you don't study the opposite, you're not going to have to study with them
You can never win an argument because they also present historical facts.

The controversy over rigged elections is similar. Those who claim rigged elections are said to be correct after gathering and asserting their own data. Even if they claim this to be untrue, they make another counterargument to any objection, as they have already internalized it with their own intuition and imagination.

Most eyes on the world go back to imagination and intuition
Because... if you have the imagination of a rigged election, everything
That's how it's driven.. it's screened because there's a lot of facts.

The best thing to do is not mention it anymore. I don't mention it, so I just have to make it self-dead.

However, as the Yoon Suk Yeol encouraged this problem and the power of the people joined, the problem became a social problem.
As a result, more than 35% of the polls agreed on the possibility of fraudulent elections. In fact, this poll has many problems, but...
This should be seen as an error in the investigation. People who think it's a rigged election tend to answer the phone harder and claim it..

In any case, the conclusion is that you have to just ask and go to a very few people's frenzy
The president's Yoon Suk Yeol claims it and the power of the people is added
People's little doubts spread to big doubts
People's Power Members of the National Assembly also said, "Isn't there something about it?
The president of Yoon Suk Yeol is also... and it is spreading more and more.
People's conviction grows when they start publicizing it on TV.
Give evidence to the contrary and the TV and media are trying, but anyone who already claims rigged elections is saying it on TV.. there's something...
I suspect and imagine like this.

In the end... these narratives... are hard to calm down or solve easily.

Just like there's a New Right in history...

In that respect... Yoon Suk Yeol and the power of the people are great sinners in history.
I think this is a more serious issue than martial law issues right now
This problem of misleading the entire nation with your imagination and intuition..
In other words, the more such politicians there are, the more the country goes into an era of division.

Because of his vote... to get a vote of a big supporter...
The power of the people is what divided the country. It is a great sinner of history.

History has enough data to gather relevant evidence with imagination and intuition. So politicians are always careful and lead the country
I have to read a lot of books and study, and I think about my country more than myself
I really need posture.

That's what everyone says during elections... it's hard to see anyone living like that