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Korean war is a limited war?

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Limited to non-nuclear weapons.

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How was the Korean War limited war?
Limited to conventional weapons (no nukes allowed).
Why Korean war was become a limited war?
The Korean War became a limited war because if they fight each other it's to wick. So other city's and countries started helping and it became a limited war
Why was the Korean War called the Korean War?
simply because it was north Korea vs. south Korea
Was the Korean War a necessary war?
It was part of the cold war. America had been hard at work, helping to industrialize and develop the largely agricultural South Korea. When Stalin, greedily dreaming of a ice-free North Pacific...
Was the Korean war the shortest war?
No. The shortest war ever recorded in history was the Anglo-Zanzibar War fought between the United Kingdom and Zanzibar on August 27, 1896. The whole war was fought and ended in about 40 minutes.