Lt. Col. Edwin Kennedy, longtime professor of military history at the Army Staff College in Leavenworth Kansas discusses various aspects of the Korean War and how it forever changed America’s military policy, expanding the role of the president as commander-in-chief, enabling him to send American troops to wars that were never declared by Congress.
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