The Battle of Pork Chop Hill refers to a pair of related Korean War engagements during the spring and summer of 1953. These actions, occurring as the conflict was drawing towards a negotiated armistice, were controversial in the United States because of heavy loss of life in battles for terrain of no apparent strategic or tactical value. The first battle was described in a book of the same name by S.L.A. Marshall, from which was made the film Pork Chop Hill.The first battle ended with a United Nations victory as the Chinese broke contact after two days of battle and withdrew. The second battle involved significantly more troops on both sides and was hotly contested for five days before United Nations Command conceded the battle to the Chinese forces and withdrew behind the main battle line.

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Combatants; People's Volunteer Army: Unied Nations forces ; mainly American with some Ethiopian troops. Commanders; Deng Hua: Arthur G. Trudeau: Strength; 2 divisions (20,000) 1 division (19,000)

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Home Biography SBU Connection Pork Chop Hill Night Drop Miscellaneous Holdings Proofs: Pork Chop Hill . This page lists St. Bonaventure University's archival holdings of S.L.A.

Home Biography SBU Connection Pork Chop Hill Night Drop Miscellaneous Holdings Proofs Marshall’s Connection with Saint Bonaventure University . 8 May 1958:

Methuen Native at Pork Chop Hill Korea, 1953. In July 1953 Methuen native Roger Gagnon was being sent to a place no sane person could wish to go, a hotly contested outpost call ...