Matthew B. Ridgway
General Matthew B. Ridgway was a prominent United States Army officer known for his leadership during the Korean War. He succeeded General Douglas MacArthur as the commander of UN forces in Korea and was instrumental in the successful Operation Ripper, which recaptured Seoul from North Korean forces in March 1951. Ridgway's strategic focus on disrupting enemy supply lines and utilizing air superiority led to significant military victories, bolstering the morale of South Korean and UN troops. His ability to adapt and implement effective tactics during the war marked him as a key figure in U.S. military history.
Born on Mar 03, 1895 (130 years old)
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Matthew B. Ridgway was the general in charge of the operation 'Ripper' during the Korean War.
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