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    General MacArthur was ordered to suppress the release of information and was sent a directive outlining post-WWII Far Eastern policy. After meeting face-to-face at Wake Island, MacArthur told the president that the war in Korea could end and a division could be transferred to Germany by January, and that he did not believe Communist China would enter the war, expecting to continue supporting the administration's Far Eastern policy.

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    General MacArthur was ordered to suppress the release of information and was sent a directive outlining post-WWII Far Eastern policy. After meeting face-to-face at Wake Island, MacArthur told the president that the war in Korea could end and a division could be transferred to Germany by January, and that he did not believe Communist China would enter the war, expecting to continue supporting the administration's Far Eastern policy.

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    General MacArthur was ordered to suppress the release of information and was sent a directive outlining post-WWII Far Eastern policy. After meeting face-to-face at Wake Island, MacArthur told the president that the war in Korea could end and a division could be transferred to Germany by January, and that he did not believe Communist China would enter the war, expecting to continue supporting the administration's Far Eastern policy.

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    6 Apr 1951

    ww2dbaseFriday, April 6, 1951

    MacArthur shoots I ordered the release suppressed and then sent him a very carefully prepared directive
    Dated Dec 5 inso setting out Far Eastern policy after I'd flown 14404 to Wake Island to see him and reach
    our understanding face to face.

    He told me the war in Korea was after what we could transfer a regular division to Germany Jan 1st. He
    was positive Red China would not come in. He expected to support our Far Eastern polic

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