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...end of the month, the ''Essex'' had set sail with VF-51 aboard, bound for Korea, where they would act as [[ground-attack aircraft]].<ref>Hansen 2005, pp.&n Armstrong flew 78 missions over Korea for a total of 121 hours in the air, most of which were in January&nbsp;195

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...the Democratic People's Republic of Korea]], [[History of the Republic of Korea]], [[History of Kuwait]], [[History of Kyrgyzstan]], [[History of Laos]], [

...until August 1945, when it joined the Allies and invaded [[Manchukuo]] and Korea. ...xis powers under duress. Japan enlisted many soldiers from its colonies of Korea and Formosa (now called [[Taiwan]]). Some German submarines operated in the

...m rogue nations that Bush termed "the Axis of Evil" — Iraq, Iran and North Korea. Long term global peace could never be assured as long as those states thre

...assical music programs that are available in Asian countries such as South Korea, Japan, and China. At the same time, Western universities and colleges are

...simply because they were not Japanese. The Japanese colonial occupation of Korea provided the backdrop to this extreme example of the explosion of racial pr

The Soviet Union was also competing for influence with China. [[North Korea]] both shipped Soviet-designed weapons it made, as well as acting as a cond

As a loyal Democrat who had learned the "lesson" of Korea, Kennedy believed in the [[containment]] strategy, and rejected [[rollback]

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...r. The most notable markets where this is the case are China, Japan, South Korea, Russia and the Czech Republic where respectively [[Baidu]], [[Yahoo! Japan

...[[North Korean abductions of Japanese|Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea]]. The U.S. also confirmed that Japanese Prime Minister [[Taro Aso]] would

...e Gulf of Aden in the Indian Ocean. An inactive station at Ramona in North Korea may reopen.<ref name=ScherbakovFAPSI>{{citation

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...story in the schools of Japan, other countries (especially China and South Korea), have officially complained.

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...o a defensible position in the Red River Delta, similar to how Republic of Korea forces fell back to the [[Pusan Perimeter]] in 1950. <ref>Fall, HVSP, p. 29

...ss destruction throughout the world, including threats from Iran and North Korea, as well as better controlling critical technologies and physically securin ...ill also closely review the proposed Army force structure in Europe and in Korea, the realignments proposed by the Government of Japan including the realign

...rom the U.S. to the [[United Arab Emirates]], from [[Slovenia]] to [[South Korea]]. The [[Public Knowledge Project]] in [[Canada]] developed the [[open sour

...e]] name "Silver River" (銀河) is used throughout [[East Asia]], including [[Korea]]. In [[Japanese language|Japanese]], "Silver River" (銀河) means galaxie

...ll allowing extensive use of TEL are the [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea]], [[Myanamar]], and [[Yeman]].<ref>[http://www.unep.org/pcfv/PDF/LeadMatri

...ll allowing extensive use of TEL are the [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea]], [[Myanamar]], and [[Yeman]].<ref>[http://www.unep.org/pcfv/PDF/LeadMatri

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...ed by the [[Korean Information Security Agency]] (KISA) and widely used in Korea.

...uadron in Japan, and Detachment 1 6922nd Security Wing at Osan Air Base in Korea, and the Naval Security Group at Kamiseya, Japan. The EC-121M was not escor ...the Banner-class, including the [[USS Pueblo (AGER-2)]], captured by North Korea in 1968.

...uch as "the transformation of Russia and China", "rogue states" like North Korea, Iran and Iraq, and terrorism.<ref name=Coll>{{cite book

...f [[lithography]] were invented some time previously, probably in China or Korea. Gutenberg's press technology (and the term, press) was largely modeled aft

...[Australia]] (1975), with [[India]] not introducing it until 1984. [[South Korea]] did not introduce color (using NTSC) until 1980, although it was already

...across [[North America]] and 50 Hz in [[Europe]], [[Oceania]], [[Asia]] ([[Korea]] and parts of [[Japan]] are notable exceptions) and parts of [[Africa]].

...A OSO clandestine collectors' mission was a CIA activities in Asia-Pacific#Korea|battleground between the Army tactical information requirements and the nee

...of faith. Ancient Turks called it ''Sakit''. The Chinese, [[Japan]]ese, [[Korea|Korean]] and [[Vietnam]]ese cultures refer to the planet as 火星, or the

...alled the body ''Tai-pe'', or the "beautiful white one". Modern Chinese, [[Korea|Korean]], [[Japan]]ese and [[Vietnam]]ese cultures refer to the planet lite

...identity of the guitarist as [[Jeong-Hyun Lim]], a 23-year-old from South Korea who had recorded the track in his bedroom.<ref name="nyt-heff">{{cite news|

In contrast with other Asian colonies like India, Burma, the Philippines and Korea, Vietnam was not given its independence after the war. As in Indonesia (the

...=Cathy |last=Garcia|date=March 8, 2009|accessdate=March 10, 2009|publisher=Korea Times|work=Janmedia Interactive}}</ref> She has six known tattoos,<ref>{{ci

...the United States (and later in creating an automobile industry in South Korea) were attributable to the fact that they were protected from overseas compe

...the United States (and later in creating an automobile industry in South Korea) were attributable to the fact that they were protected from overseas compe

...f most repressive societies in the world, together with [[Burma]], [[North Korea]], [[People's Republic of China|China]]'s [[Tibet Autonomous Region|Tibet]]

...on]] and its Communist allies on the other. Apart from localized wars in [[Korea]] and [[Vietnam]], there were no major conflicts. The U.S. helped split Chi

In China, [[Japan]], [[Korea]], and [[Taiwan]] the number 4 is often associated with death because the s

...the North Koreans. SIGINT_in_Modern_History#Korean_War | COMINT on North Korea was only an incidental by-product of monitoring the Chinese and Soviets. Th

...the [[North Atlantic Treaty Organisation]], and supported it in wars in [[Korea]], Afghanistan and Iraq, but not [[Vietnam]].

...rlman (Israel, b. 1945), Gidon Kremer (Russia, b. 1947), Kyung Wha Chung (Korea, b. 1948), Viktoria Mullova (Russia, b. 1959), and Anne-Sophie Mutter (Germ

...iet Union]] and the [[Al-Qaeda]] terrorists, and supported it in wars in [[Korea]], Afghanistan and Iraq.

...w of Greece|Greece]]), but also the [[Law of Japan|Japanese]], and [[South Korea|Korean]] legal traditions.<ref>Hatzis, ''The Short-Lived Influence of the N

...kly.com/article/CA6272269.html (Accessed October 3, 2008)</ref> but also [[Korea]]n ''manhwa''<ref>Webb, Martin. May 28, 2006 "Manga by any other name is...

...hip. American Bahá’ís moved to Mexico City, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, and China; in Shanghai they met Persian Bahá’í merchants. A short-live

...efused. While Truman expected British military involvement in [[Korean War|Korea]], he viewed any US commitment to the Middle East as maintaining British im