Patton in Korea and MacArthur in Europe

What if Patton and MacArthur exchanged postwar commands?

Patton might still use an amphibious hook in Korea but would bring a stronger logistical focus, while MacArthur would complicate European command.

Putting MacArthur in a European command would give Eisenhower another forceful personality to manage. Sending Patton to Korea could still produce interest in an amphibious turning movement comparable to the historical landing at Inchon. Patton was an aggressive commander who also paid close attention to logistics. That emphasis could change how far and how fast the campaign advanced after a successful landing. Exchanging the two commanders would alter the balance between operational audacity, supply, and coalition command.