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With the UN's resolution call for military assistance to Korea,on June 30, 1950, the United Kingdom dispatched one lightaircraft carrier, two light cruisers, three destroyers, andthree convoys from the Far Eastern Fleet in Hongkong to Japaneseterritorial sea, and attached them to the US Far Eastern Navy.In addition, on the UN Secretary-Generals request for sendingground forces, the British government decided to dispatch the29th Infantry Brigade on July 26th.
As the Naktong River defense line was at the risk ofcollapse, United Kingdom dispatched the 27th Brigade in Hongkongfor the Korean War on August 20th. In early September, UnitedKingdom also dispatched the 41st Marine Commando Unit to the FarEastern Navy. The 29th Brigade, led by General T. Brodie,arrived in Pusan on November 18th. By dispatching the Army,Navy, and Marine, United Kingdom came to lead, jointly with theUSA, the Korean War. It exerted influence on the BritishCommonwealth members to participate in the Korean War.
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The British 27th Brigade was deployed along the Naktong Riverdefense line near Hyonpung by being assigned to the US 1stCavalry Division on September 4, 1950. As UN forces had launchedan all-out offensive along the Naktong defense line on September16th, the 27th Brigade crossed the Naktong River and attackedthe North Korean 10th Division which was defending Hill 282 nearSongju on September 21st. After a bloody offensive and defensivebattle, however, the Brigade was forced to retreat.The Brigade,after one Australian Battalion had been attached to it, changedits name to the British Commonwealth 27th Brigade. On October17th, the Brigade occupied Sariwon, and advanced to Bakchon,crossing the Chongchon River on the 23rd. After chasing NorthKorean forces, the Brigade advanced to Chonju on 30th. With CCFentry into the war, the 27th Brigade began to withdraw. Itsecured a bridgehead in north of the Chongchon River on November5th. The British 29th Brigade, which had arrived in Pusan onNovember 18th, was committed to the operations of coveringsupply route and cleaning up enemy remnants at Kaesong.As UNforces had been forced to retreat by the Chinese secondoffensive, the 27th and 29th Brigades retreated to the 38thparallel, covering UN forces?withdrawal. With the Chinese NewYear offensive, the 29th Brigade began to retreat on January3rd, 1951, after covering the withdrawal of the US 1st Corps.While retreating the Brigade was attacked by CCF, losing 300personnel and a number of equipment including 10 tanks. Itbecame a reserve unit of the US 1st Corps after retreating toSuwon on January 4th. On March 30th, the 29th Brigade wasattached to the US 3rd Division. It advanced to the riverside ofthe Imjin, setting up defense positions. With the start of theChinese April offensive on April 22nd, the 29th Brigade engagedin a desperate combat with the enemy in the Imjin riversidearea. While retreating to Dugjong, it was chased by CCF andsuffered a number of casualties. Finally, the Brigade withdrewto Yondeungpo.
From April 23rd to 25th, through a desperate battle,the 27th Brigade defeated Chinese forces which had attempted toadvance to Kapyong. The name of this Brigade changed to theBritish Commonwealth 28th Brigade after the combat.As theCanadian 25th Brigade had arrived in Korea in early May 1951,United Kingdom hurried to integrate British commonwealth forces.As a result, on July 28th, the British Commonwealth 1st Divisionwas established, including the British 29th Brigade, the BritishCommonwealth 28th Brigade and the Canadian 25th Brigade.
On October 3rd, the 1st Division launched OperationCommando to obtain the Jamestown line, which had been installed10kms north of the Imjin River. On October 4th, the 25th and29th Brigades advanced to the Jamestown line. The next day, the28th Brigade captured Chinese strong defense positions, Mt.Maryang and Hill 217. Thus, the 1st Division successfullycompleted the operation of advancing to the Jamestown line. Inthis combat, the Division suffered 58 casualties and 262wounded.
On November 4th, Chinese forces launched a surpriseattack on the 28th Brigade, and recaptured Mt. Koryang and Hill217. After this battle, a lull situation was maintained in frontof the Division.As the lull infighting continued into 1952, the1st Division concentrated its efforts on capturing enemyprisoners. In the beginning of October, the lull in the frontwas broken by Chinese offensive initiatives. On October 23rd,CCF attacked the area of the 25th Brigade. The Division repelledChinese forces, however, by firing 12,000 shells. On October27th, the 29th Brigade took over Hill Hook. From November 16,Chinese troops attacked the Hill Hook, but retreated leavingbehind 100 bodies.
At the end of January 1953, the British Commonwealth1st Division turned over its operation region to the US 2ndDivision. It switched to a reserve unit after 18 months sinceits establishment. The 1st Division returned to the Jamestownline on April 7th, after training, rest and maintenance. FromMay, enemy shelling on the front of the Division increasedsuddenly, and its reconnaissance operations were activated.
As the British 29th Brigade launched a preemptiveattack on Hill 157 on May 25th, the CCF attacked the Hill Hookwith concentrated shelling on the 28th. Thanks to theBrigades strong resistance, Chinese troops retreated the nextmorning leaving 170 bodies. But all defense facilities of HillHook were destroyed.
On July 2nd, the Jamaica Squadron found 4 North Koreantorpedo boats and two small gunboats sailing north off the coastof Jumunjin. It shelled and sank them in cooperation with USwarships. This was the first and the last battle between theBritish and North Korean Navies.
The British Navy hadbeen initially committed to the mission of naval blockade in theYellow Sea, but with urgent situation in the East Sea, it wasdispatched to the East Sea for the mission of guarding andpatrolling in the sea around the 38th parallel.
GeneralAndrews, the commander of the Task Fleet, was authorized fromthe end of July to control all of UN naval forces, except the USNavy. The Task Fleet carried out the mission of navalbombardment on Wonsan, Samchok, and Uljin before the Inchonlanding. It covered the landing units with naval bombardment inthe Inchon landing operation.
As the armistice talks started on July 10, 1951, theBritish Navy concentrated its effort on the operation ofdefending islands, because the securing of strategic islands wasrelated to negotiation tactics. In 1952, as the situation in theYellow Sea reached a lull, most warships in the Task Fleet movedto the East Sea, and participated in the operation of destroyingrailroads. The Task Fleet carried out the duties of defendingislands in the Yellow Sea, and destroying enemys coastalartillery positions until the armistice.
The British Marine Commando Unit, which had been dispatched toJapan in early September 1950, moved to Korea as a part of theInchon landing forces. Joining US forces, the unit participatedin the feint operation in the Kunsan area, which was carried outbefore the Inchon landing.In order to reach the main force ofthe US Marine Division, which had been isolated in Hagalu-ri,the Marine Commando Unit formed the Task Force Drysdale with GCompany of the US 1st Marine Regiment and the B Company of theUS 31st Regiment. On November 29th, the Task Force broke throughenemy interception positions with concentrated fire power. Thatnight, the Task Force succeeded in advancing to Hagalu-ri, andsupported the US Marine Division.
After this mission, the British Commando Unit returnedto the US Far Eastern Navy, and carried out operations ofdestroying railroads along the coast of East Sea, disturbingenemy supply routes. This mission lasted for about one year. OnDecember 23, 1951, the Commando Unit launched a surprise attackon enemy vessels in Wonsan Port. It was the last mission of theBritish Commando Unit.
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