Pork Chop Hill outpost

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Pork Chop Hill outpost was a heavily contested United Nations forward position in Korea that became the focal point of brutal infantry battles during the Korean War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Nations forward position
military outpost
associatedWith Battle of Pork Chop Hill
artillery bombardments
trench warfare
casualties high Chinese casualties
high United Nations casualties
conflict Korean War
controlledBy United Nations Command
hasFeature artillery observation posts
barbed wire defenses
bunkers
trenches
locatedIn Korea
Korean Peninsula
militarySignificance symbolic value in armistice negotiations
tactical observation point
notableFor brutal infantry combat
close-quarters fighting
heavy casualties
opposedBy Chinese People's Volunteer Army
Korean People's Army
surface form: North Korean forces
partOf United Nations defensive line in Korea
resultOfFighting repeated changes of control
severe destruction of fortifications
strategicRole forward defensive position
outpost in front-line defensive network
symbolizes attrition warfare in the Korean War
costly limited-objective attacks
terrainType fortified position
hilltop position
timePeriod 1953
final phase of the Korean War
usedBy Republic of Korea Army
United Nations forces
United States Army

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Pork Chop Hill (book by S. L. A. Marshall) settingLocation Pork Chop Hill outpost
subject surface form: Pork Chop Hill
Pork Chop Hill titleRefersTo Pork Chop Hill outpost
this entity surface form: Pork Chop Hill (Korean War battlefield)
Battle of Shangganling (Triangle Hill) location Pork Chop Hill outpost
subject surface form: Battle of Shangganling
this entity surface form: Sniper Ridge