Korea's Unfinished War

An in-depth look at the early days of the Korean War, as military commanders, civilians and spies recount the first days of the conflict.

General MacArthur faces a devastating counterattack led by Chinese General Peng Duhai; Donald Gill shares his perspective as one of the first Marines to take part in the Liberation of Korea.

The UN troops are accused of committing war crimes, President Truman removes General MacArthur from duty, and soldiers send music instead of bullets.

Historian Stephen Endicott investigates charges that Americans used biological warfare across China and North Korea.

With U.N. forces now in the North, the political leaders of Communist China and the Soviet Union became quite concerned.

U.N. forces were moving through North Korea, having pushed the NKA back across the 38th Parallel.