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Early on I had to decide on a new U.S. commander in Korea. The
position had been filled for nearly sixty years by Army general. I thought the
time gad come to rotate the position another military srevice. Because our Air
Force and Navy would play a big role in any conflict on the Korean peninsula, I
decided to appoint an Air Force officer as the new commander. Army chief of the
George Casey balked and made a strong case that timing for the change wasn¡¯t
good, especially as we were negotiating with south korea on a transfer of
operational control of forces from the United States to the Koreans. He was
right, so I recommended that president nomainate another Army general. |