ilable soldier, sailor and airman.
             The plan itself was subject to much controvery and in-fighting, not least from the Navy and Marine Corps with regards the practicality of battling the difficult tidal conditions at Inchon. MacArthur's argument was "the enemy has neglected his rear and was dangling on a thin rope that could be quickly cut in the Seoul area...........the enemy had committed practically all of his forces against the Eigth Army in the south and had no trained reserves and little power of recuperation."
             At a meeting of his commanders on the 23rd July he stressed the strategic, political and psychological reasons for the landing at Inchon however he also considerd plans that had been produced for a landing at Kunsan, 100 miles
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