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|place = Border between [[China]] and [[South Korea]]. |
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|combatant1 = [[File:Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg|100px]]<br>[[People's Republic of China]] |
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| − | + | The '''South Korean-Chinese War '''was a military conflict between the [[People's Liberation Army]] of China, and the CIA-backed [[South Korea]]n Army. |
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== Information == |
== Information == |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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*As posted above, the conflict must have been won by the Chinese if Colonel Peng made it to General in 2010 in time for the [[Venezuelan War]], as according to the fourth bullet. |
*As posted above, the conflict must have been won by the Chinese if Colonel Peng made it to General in 2010 in time for the [[Venezuelan War]], as according to the fourth bullet. |
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*This henceforth means that China conquered [[North Korea]]. |
*This henceforth means that China conquered [[North Korea]]. |
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Revision as of 06:15, 19 November 2014
| South Korean-Chinese War | |||
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 Chinese sniper at the Farm Village. | |||
| Conflict: Song Initiative | |||
| Date: 2009 | |||
| Place: Border between China and South Korea. | |||
| Outcome: Chinese victory | |||
| Combatants | |||
 People's Republic of China |
 Republic of Korea | ||
| Commanders | |||
| Zhou Peng Kai Leu |
Mitchell Buford Major Park | ||
| Strength | |||
| People's Liberation Army | South Korean army in Korea | ||
| Casualties | |||
| Several | Several | ||
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The South Korean-Chinese War was a military conflict between the People's Liberation Army of China, and the CIA-backed South Korean Army.
Information
The conflict between the two forces began when the Chinese took a South Korean officer captive in Pyongyang Airport. The mercenary that Executive Operations had dispatched on the mission rescued him from their captivity, initiating the beginning of the small-scale war. Soon, skirmishing began when the South Koreans began to fight the Chinese on the roads. The conflict became more intense as the South Korean Expeditionary Army sent to North Korea neared the Chinese border with the Korean Peninsula. Battling with the Chinese escalated in the Farm Village, where a full-scale battle errupted. South Korean officers and Chinese officers led their men into battle with their tanks, and an long battle ensued. Soon, South Korean forces destroyed the Dandong Bridge and prevented a Chinese crossing. After that event, however, the Chinese somehow [1] struck back under Colonel Zhou Peng and defeated the South Koreans.
Trivia
- As posted above, the conflict must have been won by the Chinese if Colonel Peng made it to General in 2010 in time for the Venezuelan War, as according to the fourth bullet.
- This henceforth means that China conquered North Korea.