First days in Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea after Armistice ends Korean War

The video covers the transition from battle to truce at the Korean Front, highlighting the clearing of trenches and the establishment of a demilitarized zone. It also discusses the arrival of Communist prisoners at Incheon and the beginning of Operation Big Switch, where North Korean and Chinese prisoners are exchanged for Allied prisoners.

What significant change occurred at the Korean Front as described in the video?

• New weapons were introduced to the battlefield.

• The battle intensified with more troops arriving.

• The United Nations troops retreated completely.

• The thunder of battle was replaced by the quiet of a truce.

What was the purpose of the withdrawal from locations like Bunker Hill and Heartbreak Ridge?

• To establish a two and a half mile buffer zone.

• To prepare for a new offensive.

• To abandon the area completely.

• To build new military bases.

Who is responsible for policing the new border across Korea?

• The United Nations Security Council.

• The Red Cross.

• The Korean government.

• The Military Armistice Commission.

What was the reaction of some Chinese prisoners upon arriving at Incheon?

• They refused to leave the ships.

• They attempted to appear poorly treated.

• They demanded to return to Koji.

• They celebrated their release.

How many North Korean and Chinese prisoners were exchanged for Allied prisoners during Operation Big Switch?

• 50,000

• 74,000

• 100,000

• 13,000