Hill 395

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Hill 395, also known as White Horse Hill, is a strategically important elevation in Korea that was the focal point of intense fighting during the Korean War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Korean War site
battlefield
hill
alsoKnownAs White Horse Hill
associatedWith artillery duels
high casualty rates
trench warfare
contestedBy Chinese forces
North Korean forces
United Nations forces
controlledByAfterBattle Republic of Korea Army
country South Korea
currentStatus memorial site
defendedBy ROK 9th Infantry Division
Republic of Korea Army
elevation 395 meters
hasMemorial White Horse Hill memorial
hasStrategicImportance yes
locatedIn Korea
locatedInConflictZone Korean War
militarySignificance commanding observation over surrounding terrain
key defensive position
near Cheorwon
Iron Triangle region
partOf Korean War western front
symbolOf ROK Army resilience
fierce positional warfare in Korean War
timePeriodOfMajorBattle October 1952
wasFocalPointOf Battle of White Horse
intense fighting during the Korean War

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