Usually means: City in South Korea, port.
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▸ noun:  Dated form of Incheon. [A city in South Korea.]

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taejon, kwangju, Taegu, Cheju, Mukden, Guadalcanal, Manchuria, amphibious assault, jima, Kyushu, more...

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Battle of Inchon, USS Inchon, more...

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taejon, kwangju, Taegu, Cheju, Mukden, Guadalcanal, Manchuria, amphibious assault, jima, Kyushu, more...

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Battle of Inchon, USS Inchon, more...



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