Mao Anying

Chinese general during Korean War

Mao Anying - Military & Warriors born 1922
Born

1922
104 years ago

Died
Category

Military & Warriors

Country

China

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Served as a general in the People's Liberation Army during the Korean War. Participated in significant operations against United Nations forces. Commanded troops in various battles, showcasing military leadership. Died in action while leading forces in North Korea.

Led troops during the Korean War

Died in the Korean War

Commanded during significant operations

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