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539:. This officer by fearless and indefatigable leadership, has raised the standard of his Bde to a very high level, and has led it through a series of uniformly successful actions, particularly since 1 February 45. has shown himself to be a fine and determined leader, whose presence in the forward area has so often been an inspiration to all ranks under his command.
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Majesty's Government have no desire to escape their obligation to play their full part as a member of the United Nations in the restoration of order in Korea. It will not be easy for us to make forces available, but I can tell the House that we are today notifying the
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arrived in Korea and they were attached to the brigade to bring it back up to strength. The
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1201:"Korean War: British 27th Brigade Take Hill 282"
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1259:"Korea and the entry of Britain into the war"
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