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Washington D. C. As Viewed
By Yonr Senator,
A. Willis Robertson
IMPLICATIONS OF TRUCE ARE CAUSE FOR CONCERN
It is my firm conviction that we could have won a military victory in Korea under General Van Fleet in the late Summer and early Fall of 1951. But, partly because our allies would not support a necessary blockade of China nor agree to the bombing of bases across the Yalu and partly for other reasons which have not yet been fully disclosed, we and our allies agreed to stop the fighting and start discussing an armistice without mentioning the proposal to our Field Commander, General Van FlefctHe testified before our Appropriations Committee that the first he knew of the matter was when he received the order to stop fighting. And General Van Fleet added that at that time the Communists were at their lowest ebb
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