Were the Chinese in the Korean War the toughest soldiers that U.S. troops ever fought?

Answer: The Chinese were brave and tenacious, no doubt.​ Reading many publicati.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Were the Chinese in the Korean War the toughest soldiers that U.S. troops ever fought? James Caird, B.A. History, Rutgers University (2019) Updated Jul 30, 2019 The Chinese were brave and tenacious, no doubt. Reading many publications on the Korean War, the Chinese were ethereal in the way they fought. They most often attacked at n... Read More » What are the doctors giving to COVID-19 patients who are recovering? Amy Chai, MD, Internal Medicine, MS Epidemiology Written Feb 11, 2020 They are getting primarily supportive care. If it is true that the virus kills 2% of infected patients, then 98% will recover without any treatment. But in reality, there ar... Read More » Why didn't the Chinese build castles? Joshua Gani, lives in Indonesia Updated Jun 23, 2020 Castles, in the context of general fortified places or a more specific fortified house for nobles and officials? If you mean general fortified places, the Chinese did built ... Read More » Is it true that in the Vietnam War about 90% of US troops were rear echelon (support/administrative) while about 10% were in combat? Brian Jewhurst, lives in The United States of America (1958-present) Written Sat I dont know what the percentage of rear echelon was , but 1 difference between front line and support was front line went looking for the enemy to engage,,,,,rear troops ha... Read More » Why is 1.e4 e5 2. d4 qh4 a blunder (opening, learning, blunder, chess)? Peter Flom, Enthusiastic amateur mathematician. Written Jan 29 I agree with Keith Bate. I'd say a blunder is a move that immediately loses the game or a significant amount of material. After, e.g. e4 e5 d4 Qh4... Read More » Why is Mahathir so passionate about building the third bridge between Malaysia and Singapore? Wyatt Mingji Lim, lives in Singapore Written Oct 17, 2018 This is Singapore, and the surrounding land around the island, is Malaysia. I marked where Malaysia is proposing the 3rd bridge to be… But as you can see, its connected far a... Read More » Have people in Europe and the Americas ever wondered at all, why the covid-19 pandemic is more devastating there than in some poor African countries? Stephen Taylor, lives in The United States of America Written Jan 31 Less testing in Africa. Tons of testing in Europe and the Americas. Probably different ways of counting. Not everybody who has died with Covid died of Covid. Yet if you had C... Read More » Why is my strain of HIV not being picked up by tests when I have all the obvious symptoms? Ben Lavon, Lives with HIV Written Feb 19, 2020 Because you don't have HIV. There are no symptoms that are diagnostic for HIV. Seroconversion sickness isn't a thing that is used to diagnose HIV, ever ever ever ever, becaus... Read More » How do you see Singapore 10 years from now? Arkaneh Urairat, Know Singapore and Malaysia Written Jan 25 If the pandemic lasts another decade, Singapore will be the country to watch. The government will unleash their unmatched power the world has yet to experience. Many Singapo... Read More » Who were the biggest traitors of Vietnam in history? Andrew Dang, HSE Officer (2012-present) Written Apr 5, 2020 If you mean the biggest Vietnamese traitors throughout the history of Vietnam, with my answer today, I would like to provide you two typical names. Both of them were among ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/