A history of the Korean War, the first and only war waged by the United Nations against a communist aggressor, discussing military and diplomatic issues, prisoners-of-war, and the talks leading to the armistic in 1953.

Donated by the family of Lieutenant Colonel Loyal (Red) Mumford Pease (February 19, 1917 to April 15, 2011) who served as an officer in the 25th Company Bomb Disposal Squad in the United States Army during WWII.

1. The Outbreak of War -- 2. The Defence of the Pusan Perimeter, 1950 -- 3. The Hammer and The Anvil: Inchon and Beyond -- 4. The Invasion of North Korea -- 5. China Defeats the United Nations -- 6. The Chinese Winter Offensives and the UN Response, January-April 1951 -- 7. The Chinese Offensives, April-May 1951 -- 8. Talking and Fighting, May-November 1951 -- 9. Life and Death on the Line, 1951-2 -- 10. Naval and Air Operations in the Korean Theatre, 1950-1 -- 11. Prisoners-of-War -- 12. Naval Warfare, 1952-3 -- 13. The Air War, 1952-3 -- 14. Propaganda and Public Opinion -- 15. Canada, New Zealand and Australia: Their Special Contribution -- 16. The Battles of the Hook and Pork Chop, 1952-3 -- 17. Partisans and Guerrillas: the Covert War in Korea -- 18. The Armistice and After -- 19. Perspectives on the Korean War.