The Korea-U.S. Alliance under June 25th Tribulation and Preparing for the Crisis Future of the Korean Peninsula

Title: The Korea-U.S. Alliance under June 25th Tribulation and Preparing for the Crisis Future of the Korean Peninsula


Instructor: Dr. Hoi-Chang Kim
(President of Unificatipn Leadership Institite for Great Korean Peninsula (under CIU),
Standing Advisor of KVMCF SC,
U.S. General Chairman of The Korea -U.S. Alliance Strentheing Special Committee of Yun Seok-yol Camp, People's Party,
General President of TVKT, USA,
President of Trinity University, USA,
Doctor of Grace College Seminary, IN, USA)


Chapter 1 Entry

The following five questions can be asked when deciding on this article.

First, Have more than 400,000 Korean soldiers and more than 1 million Koreans been killed or damaged in the half-million-year history of the Korean Peninsula?

Second, Have you ever made Korea, which has half a million years of history, become a Great Republic of Korea?

Third, Was the Korean Peninsula historically able to escape the checks of neighboring giant countries?

Fourth, Did the North Korean regime, which had the greatest goal of war on the Korean Peninsula, have a state-run operation that pursued peace?

Fifth, If you analyze the 70-year history of the Korean Peninsula after the division of Korean Peninsula into North and South Korea in 1948, what factors contributed to Korea's global leap forward?

After the founding of the Republic of Korea in 1948, it was invaded by the North Korea at 4 am on June 25th, 1950, and it was destroyed, and it was piled up in mental and physical scars, but it became Korea in the world of 2022.
The author would like to fuse the answers to these five questions in a historical context.


Chapter 2 The Korea-U.S. Alliance Born on the Korean Peninsula in the June 25th Korean War

The contrasting results of liberal democracy and dictatorial communism on the Korean Peninsula can be viewed as the history revealed by God from behind the scenes.
The Korean Peninsula was at the center of great powers, so there were countless wars. Among them, the surprise war against the South on June 25th, 1950, which was initiated by the former Soviet Union by Kim Il-sung of North Korea, was the most brutal. The author could find it in the following comment by Kim Min-nam.

"By the resolution of the UN, 16 countries participated in this war. 700,000 'Chinese troops' participated in the war in the North Korea. The loss of life exceeds that of World War II. The casualties alone reached over 2 million, Industrial facilities, railways and roads, etc. were almost completely destroyed. It is a de facto international war in the second half of the 20th century that showed the brutality of war and the cruelty of ideology. Koreans have risen from these ruins after 10 years, so Koreans are a great nation. It is a country that has recorded a history of restoration and reconstruction that is unprecedented in the world." (Where Min-nam Kim’s thoughts stop, civicnews.com, 2019.7.7)

The atrocities mentioned here are even more brutal if you look at the photos. 33,686 Americans who participated in the war were also officially killed, and the number of those soldiers and disabled soldiers who were unknown was over 100,000. In the Korean War, communism was 'How can humans fight so cruelly? Does it have a brain?'
The destructive power of North Korea's intentional unification illusion created by Kim Il-sung has been proven as a result of clearly revealing the identity of tyrannical communism.
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As the Korean War unfolded, the United States, which led the UN forces in 16 countries, was imprinted in the memory of the Koreans as an indelible country.
Here, the patriotic and inspiring decision of the founding president Syngman Rhee Ph.D., who experienced life in the United States while studying in the United States, was able to weave God's thoughts into the relationship between Korea and the United States.
That is the very meaning of the Korean War, which was linked to the "Mutual Defense Treaty between the Republic of Korea and the United States of America." is a mutual defense treaty between the Republic of Korea and the United States signed on October 1, 1953 and entered into force as Treaty No. 34 on November 18, 1954." (Korea-U.S. Mutual Defense Treaty, 1953, ko.m.wikipedia.org, 2022, 6.4. .).

The United States, the world's most powerful country, regarded the Republic of Korea, which had become one of the world's poorest countries and devastated by war, as a brother country, and signed it as a legal counterpart. Since then, Korea has established itself as a blood ally of the United States.


Chapter 3 Preparing for the Crisis of the Future of the Korean Peninsula

Korea was a regional access point at the time when the sources of the communist state were prospering as a collusive group, and moreover, exchanges with Russia, the suzerainty country of communism, were easily opened, so that Russia or China attacked by the Japanese imperialists used as a stepping stone for Japan to advance into the continent. As in the era when Korea was swallowed up as a strategic buffer zone between the United States and Japan, Kim Il-sung, a member of the Communist Party, took the lead and pushed the Korean Peninsula into a war zone, and the Korean War broke out on the 25th of June. After that, the worst war had ruined all of their homes.
Under these circumstances, the Korea-U.S. Mutual Defense Treaty of 1953 after the war served as the basis for strengthening the ROK-U.S. alliance that opened the future for Koreans and for the nation's dramatic development.
The guarantees that the ROK-US alliance brought to Korea were numerous as follows.

The first. it is military stability.
The ROK-U.S. alliance became a safety net to deter North Korean invasion. In the state of a ceasefire, war has been prevented for 70 years so far. As a result, the lives of soldiers serving in the military were secured.
Also, to prevent the aggression of today's world-wide warring state, North Korea, and China's ambition to invade when economics are seen is simmering. have.

Second, it is taking care of people's lives.
The chocolates supplied or thrown by the US military to Koreans who were devastated under the tragedy of fraternity were a hopeful event that sustains the lives of Korean children and poor lives.
"Give me chocolate?"
The author witnessed that the Lazarus worship at the Gilgal Church pioneered in northen Seoul, that is, being able to receive food of hope from anyone who also served as a homeless ministry, became the basis for sustaining life.
In addition to public support for Korea, the United States built corn flour food, clothing types, educational facilities, hospital facilities, welfare facilities, and religious facilities through American churches and organizations such as OMS Mission and World Vision under the name of an ally. They hopefully reconstructed the lives of Koreans through support, etc.

Third, it is economic aid.
The United States provided funds for the economic development and development of its ally, Korea. It became the basis of Korea's reconstruction and modernization and industrialization. Since 1948, American aid has received the following legal guarantees granted to the president by the United States.

"Article 1
The Government of the United States of America agrees to provide assistance to the Government of the Republic of Korea to the extent permitted by the President of the United States of America in accordance with the Act of June 28, 1948 (Eighty Congress, Act No. 793), as amended or supplemented by such Act." ( Korea-US Aid Agreement 1948, 10, contents.history.go.kr, 2022, 4.4.)

On this basis, the scourge of the June 25th Korean War Uprising moved the hearts of Americans, and the national church and support for the reconstruction project in Korea was flooded.
It was Syngman Rhee Ph.D., the founding president, who took the lead in taking these measures, and his insight became an open door to rebuilding Korea in a devastating state. Kwon Oh-joong said, "From the liberation in 1945 to April 19, 1960, the total amount of US aid to Korea was about 2.8 billion dollars. The enormous amount of aid provided by the US played a decisive role in maintaining the security of the Republic of Korea. .." he said. (Kwon Oh-Joong, US-led economic aid after the founding of the Republic of Korea (1948~1960), cfe.org, 2022.6.4).
In addition to this basic support, due to the ROK-US Military Protection Treaty, from November 1953 to June 1954, the U.S. Army Korea Aid (AKAK) construction project proceeded with $6,762,471 for the reconstruction of 130 schools, 57 orphanages, 51 bridges, and 58 sanitation facilities. , 60 government offices, 22 churches, roads, etc. (Seo Il-soo, 6.25 War Restoration. Project and Aid to American Forces (AFAK) Program).

Such economic support served as a reference for Korea's economic development plan, which is a reconstruction and development policy.

Fourth, it is the human hope cycle.
For Koreans in a state of despair, who were orphaned, crippled, and starving due to the ravages of war, the Korea-U.S. military mutual protection treaty became the basis of strengthening the Korea-U.S. alliance, and in the practical life of human beings, the United States is a symbol of Korea for the weak. It was hope
In addition, Americans adopted orphans as their adopted children, and scholarships for tuition were continued in the Korean education project. Also, Korean seminaries were overflowing with scholarship funds, and the author also received tuition from American believers' OMS scholarship donations.
Furthermore, with the U.S. military support, the 11th students of Army Academy was supported by the US military education program, and the strengthening of the Korea-U.S. alliance was supported by elementary, middle and high school mission schools, educational support to Korea, universities, economic and technological research, and the normal development of modern cultural facilities. was repeatedly motivated to Moreover, by accepting Korean immigrants to the United States, it has achieved 2.5 million Korean Americans, has today's world-class status, and laid the foundation for world-class academics, technology, culture, and theology. was able to have the hope.
After the devastation of June 25th Korean War, South Korea became the world's most prosperous country by dozens of times, making it impossible to compete with North Korea, which had the Soviet Union and China as allies. North Korea's economic and international worst condition is proven by starvation. On the other hand, as Korea stands as an advanced power, it is recalled that the strengthening of the Korea-U.S. alliance was the basis and the trained military veterans became industrial warriors and were blessed in the midst of tribulation.

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