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India in the Korean War: How 'Maroon Angels' shaped New Delhi’s first UN peacekeeping mission

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India in the Korean War: How 'Maroon Angels' shaped New Delhi’s first UN peacekeeping mission
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This article explores the historical role of the Indian Army's 60th Para Field Ambulance unit during the Korean War. It highlights their humanitarian contributions as the 'Maroon Angels' while providing context on the broader geopolitical conflict between North and South Korea.

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It sheds light on India's early commitment to international peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts during a pivotal 20th-century conflict.

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The article provides a historical account of military operations and humanitarian aid without taking a political stance on the conflict.

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