U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Volume 1 (of 5) / The Pusan Perimeter

by Lynn Montross; Nicholas A. Canzona; United States. Marine Corps

U. S. Military Academy, Department of Military Art and Engineering. Operations in Korea. West Point, 1953.

Wood, Ransom M. “Artillery Support for the Brigade in Korea.” Marine Corps Gazette, 35, No. 6:16–17 (June 1951).

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Index

• Achernar (AK), USS, [53], [64], [90]
• Africa, [8]
• Aircraft, American:
• AD (Skyraider), [47]
• B-29 (Superforts), [47]
• F4U (Corsair), [48], [98], [139], [140], [141], [142], [146], [151], [181], [186], [193], [194], [221], [243]
• F-51 (Mustangs), [140], [231]
• Four-engine Marine aircraft, [65]
• Helicopters, [50], [87], [90], [95], [111], [131], [140], [148], [150]
• HO3S-1 helicopter, [50], [95], [101]
• Japan-based Air Force planes, [38]
• Light Observation planes, [50], [90], [126], [150], [151]
• OY-2 observation planes, [95], [110], [224]
• R4D transport, [110]
• Aircraft, enemy:
• Il-10 ground attack bombers, [29]
• PO-2 primary trainers, [29]
• YAK-type, [38], [47]
• YAK-7B fighters, [29]
• YAK-18 advanced trainers, [29]
• Russian-made, [17]
• Air Force, U. S., [140], [231], [243]
• Far East Air Forces, U. S., [47], [110]
• Fifth Air Force, [66], [90], [141]
• Bomber Command, Far East Air Force, [47]
• Air Support, U. S., [47], [110]
• Air Support Section. See [Marine Units]
• Almond, MajGen Edward A., USA, [56], [211]
• Alaska, [4]
• Allied Translator and Interpreter Service (ATIS). See [Far East Command]
• Alshain (AKA) USS, [53]
• American Military Government. See [Korea, Republic of]
• Ammunition, American, [98]
• 90-mm., [63], [193]
• 81-mm. mortar, [190]
• 60-mm. mortar, [153], [235]
• [3].5-inch rocket, [193], [235]
• Ammunition, enemy:
• 122-mm., [126]
• 85-mm., [235]
• Anderson, Corpsman William H., USN, [137]
• Anderson (APA), USS, [53], [64], [90]
• Andong, [96]
• Anglo-American blockading force, [47].
• See also [Navy, U. S.]
• Antung, [21]
• Appleman, LtCol Roy E., USA, [34n], [45]
• Arkadis, 2dLt Nickolas A., [184], [191]
• Armageddon, [37]
• Army forces, U. S., [174]
• Army, U. S. troops. See [U. S. Ground Forces]; and [Army units]
• Army, U. S., Units:
• General Headquarters, Far East, [41], [56], [60], [62]
• Army of occupation in Japan, U. S., [43]
• Eighth U. S. Army in Korea (EUSAK), [43], [45], [46], [47], [57], [59], [62], [65–68], [69 map], [70], [88], [90], [92], [96], [98], [99], [103], [143], [150], [207], [208], [210–212], [214], [239], [240]
• X Corps, [210], [211]
• 2d Infantry Division, [88], [174], [212–215], [229], [236], [241]
• 7th Infantry Division, [43], [211]
• 24th Infantry Division, [43], [45–47], [67], [68], [88], [96], [98], [173–176], [207], [240]
• 25th Infantry Division, [43], [45–47], [67], [68], [88], [99], [100], [103–106], [124], [147], [148], [150], [152], [208], [212], [215]
• 1st Cavalry Division, [43], [46], [67], [68], [96]
• 5th Regimental Combat Team (RCT), [88], [96], [100], [103], [106], [111–113], [123], [143],[152]
• 1st Battalion, 5th RCT, [123], [124]
• 2d Battalion, 5th RCT, [112], [152]
• 9th Regimental Combat Team (RCT), [175–179], [182], [186], [187], [196]
• 29th Regimental Combat Team (RCT), [46], [67], [68]
• 9th Infantry Regiment, [174], [212], [215–218], [228–231], [233], [235]
• 19th Infantry Regiment, [175], [196]
• 21st Infantry Regiment:
• 1st Battalion, [175], [178], [196]
• 23d Infantry Regiment, [215], [236], [237], [243]
• 24th Infantry Regiment, [122], [148]
• 2d Battalion, [116], [117], [120]
• 27th Infantry Regiment, [103], [105], [240], [241]
• 2d Battalion, [103]
• 32d Infantry Regiment, [211]
• 34th Infantry Regiment, [46], [175–177], [196]
• 35th Infantry Regiment, [100], [123]
• 8th Field Artillery Battalion, [126]
• 90th Field Artillery Battalion, [147]
• 159th Field Artillery Battalion, [150]
• 555th Field Artillery Battalion, [147], [150–152]
• 2d Engineer Battalion, [215]
• 72d Tank Battalion, [215]
• 8076th Surgical Hospital, [194]
• Task Force Hill, [174]
• Task Force Kean, [101], [112], [120], [122–124], [147], [151], [239]
• Task Force Perry, [67]
• Task Force Smith, [45], [174]
• Korean Military Advisory Group, [33]
• Pusan Logistical Command, [88], [96]
• Asia, [6], [13], [17], [41]
• Austria, [10]
• Badoeng Strait (CVE-116), USS, [53], [64], [89], [90], [92], [95], [98], [139], [142]
• Bailey, Cant Almarion S., [192n], [221]
• Barstow, California, [51], [63]. See also [Marine Corps Supply Depot]
• Barth, BrigGen George B., USA, [99], [150]
• Barrett, Sgt Edward F., [121]
• Bartlett, Col Eugene M., USA, [65]
• Bataway, Sgt Melvin R., [168 pic.]
• Batchelor, Maj William L., [143]
• Battalion Landing Team (BLT), [48], [58]
• Battles:
• Changchun, [13]
• Mukden, [7], [13]
• Stalingrad, [10], [19], [23], [24]
• Tsinan, [13]
• Tsushima, [7]
• Valmy, [7]
• Yalu, [7]
• Bean Patch, [166 pic.], [207], [208], [210], [211], [237], [243]
• Blackmon, Sgt Thomas, [109]
• Black Swan, HMS, [40]
• Blank, Lt Howard, [236]
• Bohn, 1stLt Robert D., [104], [104n], [119], [122], [129n], [132], [135], [135n], [136], [137], [201], [201n], [203], [204], [206], [228], [233]
• Bolkow, TSgt George W., [224]
• Bougainville, [52]
• Boxer Rebellion, [6]
• Brigade Commander. See [Craig, BrigGen E. A.]
• Brush, Maj Charles H., [174]
• Bureau of Aeronautics (BuAer), [52]
• Buettner, Sgt Lee, [108]
• Bulgaria, [16]
• Byrnes, James F., U. S. Secretary of State, [2], [3n].
• Cahill, 2dLt John H., [104], [105n], [106], [108–115], [115n], [117], [119], [204], [206]
• Cairo Conference, [1]
• Canzona, 1stLt Nicholas A., [156]
• Caribbean, [53]
• Carr, 1stLt Ira T., [117]
• Carson, 2dLt John S., [222]
• Casteel, LtCdr Byron D., USN, [194]
• Casualties:
• Army, [67]
• enemy, [97], [123]
• Marine, [109–111], [113], [116], [117], [122], [155], [161 pic.], [163 pic.], [186], [206], [227], [237], [239]
• Cates, Gen Clifton B., [48], [48n], [49n], [49], [53], [54], [58], [60], [244]
• Central Powers, [7]
• Changchon, [144], [146], [147], [151], [152]
• ambush, [145 map]
• Changchun, Battle of, [13]
• Changwon, [92–95], [99], [103], [105], [110], [111], [113], [143]
• Chemulpo (Inchon), [4], [7]
• Chiang Kai-shek, Generalissimo, [12], [14]
• Chidester, LtCol Arthur A., [66], [88], [91], [160 pic.]
• Chief of Naval Operations. See [Sherman, Adm Forrest P.]
• Chief of Staff to General MacArthur. See [Almond, MajGen Edward A.], USA
• China, [1], [3], [4], [6], [8], [12–14], [16], [23], [25], [53]
• Civil War in, [13], [14], [22]
• Japanese invasion of, 1937, [8], [10]
• China-Russia-Japan Triangle, [3]
• Chindong-ni, [100], [103], [103n], [104–106], [107 map], [110–113], [115], [119], [120], [123], [124], [126], [128], [129], [132], [147], [148], [150], [152], [208], [239]
• Chinese Civil War, [153]
• Chinese Communists, [10], [12], [13], [19], [20]
• Chinese Communist Forces (CCF), [20], [31]
• 8th Route Army, [23], [24]
• 56th Army, [96]
• 164th Infantry Division, [21]
• 166th Infantry Division, [21], [96]
• Northeast Democratic United Army, [20]
• Chinese Nationalists, [12], [13], [20], [22], [25]
• Chinese Nationalist army, [13]
• Chinhae, [66], [95], [99], [209]
• Chinju, [46], [66], [67], [68], [70], [97], [98], [100], [112], [122], [123], [143]
• Chinnampo, [31]
• Chistyakov, Gen Ivan (Russian), [10], [19]
• Choe Yong Gun, Marshal, NKPA, [23], [24]
• Chongjin, [21]
• Chongju, [36]
• Chorwon, [31]
• Chukchon-ni, [217], [219]
• Chuminjin, [40]
• Chunchon, [32], [39], [40]
• Church, BrigGen John H., USA, [41], [46], [173–176], [178], [207]
• “Citizen-Marines”. See [Marine Corps Organized Reserve]
• Civil War, U. S., [54]
• Clymer (APA), USS, [53], [91], [92]
• “Cold War”, [6], [9], [13]
• Cole, Lt Doyle, [140]
• Collins, Gen J. Lawton, USA, [208]
• Combat zone, reconnaissance of, [66]
• Commandant of the Marine Corps. See [Cates, Gen Clifton B.]
• Commander in Chief, Far East. See [MacArthur, Gen Douglas]
• Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet. See [Radford, Adm Arthur W.]
• Commander Naval Forces, Far East. See [Joy, VAdm C. Turner]
• Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. See [Shepherd, LtGen Lemuel C., Jr.]
• Commanding General, Eighth Army. See [Walker, Gen Walton H.], USA
• Commanding General, 1st Provisional Marine Brigade. See [Craig, BrigGen Edward A.]
• Commanding General, 25th Division. See [Kean, MajGen W. B.]
• Commanding Officer, 5th Marines. See [Murray, LtCol R. L.]
• Commanding Officer, VMO-6. See [Gottschalk, Maj Vincent J.]
• Commando parties, [47]
• Communications:
• HF net, [142]
• radio vans, [88]
• SCR-300 radios, [106], [109], [224], [236]
• TAD net, [142]
• TAO net, [142]
• TAR net, [142]
• VHF net, [142]
• Communism, [9], [13], [14]
• Communists, [13], [17], [62]
• army, [13]
• doctrine, [3]
• Empire, [8]
• Cottrell, TSgt Johnnie C., [137]
• Counselman, 2dLt John D., [136]
• Counterattack, enemy, 12–13 Aug 50, [154 map]
• Cowling, 2dLt David R., [146]
• Craig, BrigGen Edward A., [49], [52], [55], [55n], [56], [56n], [57], [58], [60], [60n], [62], [62n], [63–66], [68], [70], [87], [88], [88n], [89–95], [99–101], [105], [111], [111n], [112], [112n], [120n], [123], [125], [128], [128n], [129], [129n], [131], [135], [135n], [136], [140], [144], [147], [147n], [148], [148n], [150], [152], [156], [158 pic.], [159 pic.], [173], [174], [177], [178], [178n], [179], [181], [186n], [194], [196], [207], [207n], [210–212], [212n], [213], [213n], [215], [216], [216n], [217], [217n], [219], [227n], [229], [236–238], [241], [244]
• Crowson, SSgt T. Albert, [181], [182], [190]
• Cushman, BrigGen Thomas H., [49], [52], [55], [56], [60], [62], [65], [87], [89], [95], [140], [159 pic.]
• Czar Nicholas II, [3], [9]
• Czar, Russian, [7]
• Czechoslovakia, [10], [38]
• D-Day, Sachon Offensive, [100], [126]
• D-Day, Inchon Landing, [210], [211]
• Dairen, [4]
• Dallin, David J., [9n], [12n]
• Daly, Col John, USA, [151]
• Dean, MajGen William F., USA, [45], [46], [67]
• DeFazio, T/Sgt Ernest L., [158 pic.]
• Delafield, Wisconsin, [52]
• Dennis, S/Sgt Saweren J., [225]
• Department of State, U. S., [14], [37]
• Deputy Commander, 1st Provisional Marine Brigade. See [Cushman, BrigGen Thomas H.]
• Dickerson, T/Sgt Sidney S., [181], [182], [189]
• Downs, CWO Willard C., [238]
• Doyle, RAdm James H., USN, [24], [53]
• Duncan, 2dLt Edward F., [132]
• Duncan, T/Sgt David N., [225]
• Eddy, 2dLt Rodger E., [184]
• El Toro, California, [50], [51], [53], [55]
• Emmelman, 2dLt Edward T., [113], [115]
• Empress Augusta Bay, [52]
• England. See [Great Britain]
• English, Capt Gearl M., [50], [63], [92]
• Erskine, MajGen Graves B., [52], [210]
• Estonia, [10]
• Eubanks, 1stLt Fred F., Jr., [198]
• Europe, [8], [9], [12], [41]
• Far East, [1], [3], [4], [6–9], [13], [22], [39], [40], [43], [45], [48], [49]
• Far East Command:
• General Headquarters, Tokyo, [41], [56], [60], [62], [64]
• Military Intelligence Section, GS, Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, [16n], [17n], [19n], [21n], [22n], [26n], [27n], [28n], [30n], [33n], [39n], [130n]
• Fegan, Capt Joseph C., Jr., [104], [104n], [119], [120n], [120–122], [129], [135], [135n], [136], [137], [151], [155], [201], [201n], [203], [204]
• Fenton, Capt Francis I., Jr., [189n], [190], [195], [196], [196n], [198], [219], [220], [222], [224], [229], [231], [231n], [233], [233n], [234–236]
• Field, 2dLt Paul R., [193]
• Finger Ridge, [175–177], [193], [196], [203], [206], [234], [236]
• Finn, Capt John, Jr., [113–116]
• Florida, [42]
• Formosa, [4], [14], [41]
• Forney, Col Edward H., [211]
• Fort Marion (LSD), USS, [53], [63]
• Fox, Capt George C., [190n], [192], [192n], [195n], [196], [196n], [197], [198], [200], [201], [217n], [220], [222], [224]
• France, [4]
• Freeman, Col Paul L., USA, [243]
• French Revolution, [7]
• Fukuoka, Japan, [65]
• Fullerton, TSgt C. R., [192n], [193]
• Gall, Maj Walter, [117], [117n], [129]
• Garvin, BrigGen Crump, USA, [66], [87]
• Gay, MajGen Hobart R., USA, [46]
• Geer, Andrew, [51n], [54n]
• General Headquarters (GHQ). See [Far East Command]
• Genghis Khan, [13]
• Georgia, [42]
• Germany, [4], [6], [8–10]
• Giaquinto, Cpl Raymond, [136]
• Giusti, Maj Ernest H., [48n], [140n]
• Golden Gate Bridge, [64]
• Gottschalk, Maj Vincent J., [50]
• Great Britain: 27th Infantry Brigade, [2], [14]
• Green, A. Wigfall, [34n]
• Grew, Joseph C., [9n]
• Guadalcanal, [53], [109]
• Guam, Marianas Islands, [42], [52]
• Gugeler, Capt R. A., USA, [174n]
• Gunston Hall (LSD), USS, [53], [63]
• Hadong, [67], [98]
• Haiti, [52]
• Haman, [104], [119], [121]
• Hamhung, [20], [31]
• Han, Lt (NKPA), [17]
• Han River, [40], [173]
• Haneda Airport, [56]
• Hanifin, Capt R. T., Jr., [113n], [114–116], [189]
• Harris, MajGen Field, [159 pic.]
• Harvey, Lt(jg) Robert J., USN, [206]
• Hawaii, [88]
• Hay, John, U. S. Secretary of State, [6]
• Helicopters. See [Aircraft, American]
• Henderson, Cpl Virgil W., [224]
• Henrico (APA), USS, [53], [63], [64], [90]
• Hetrick, 2dLt Lawrence W., [119], [156]
• Hickey, Lt(jg) Bernard L., USN, [194], [219]
• Hideyoshi, Japanese war lord, [3]
• Hill, Col John G., USA, [174], [176–178], [186]
• Hill:
• Hill 88—[136], [137]
• Hill 91—[222], [224], [233]
• Hill 99—[104], [106], [110], [111], [119], [121], [123]
• Hill 102—[179], [182], [183], [190], [193], [195], [197], [200]
• Hill 109—[179], [182–184], [190], [191], [193], [195–198], [200]
• Hill 117—[179], [181], [182], [190], [191], [195–198], [200], [220], [221], [222], [224], [225], [227–229]
• Hill 125—[175], [177], [181], [193], [229], [231], [234–237]
• Hill 190—[129]
• Hill 143—[179], [181–184], [190], [191], [195], [201]
• Hill 147—[179], [184], [186], [201]
• Hill 153—[179], [184], [186], [201]
• Hill 202—[147], [153], [155]
• Hill 207—[175], [178], [179], [183], [201], [203], [204], [206]
• Hill 250—[146]
• Hill 255—[103], [104], [110–112], [119], [121–123]
• Hill 301—[146]
• Hill 308—[124], [125], [127], [129]
• Hill 311—[175], [178], [203], [204], [206], [207]
• Hill 342—[104–106], [109–117], [123], [124], [129]
• Hill 347—[108]
• Cloverleaf, [176–178], [229–231], [233], [236]
• Observation, [175–178], [181], [184], [189], [190], [191], [193], [195], [196], [229], [231], [233], [234], [236]
• Red Slash, [179]
• Hodge, LtGen John R., USA, [10], [14], [15]
• Hodge, TSgt Paul A., [200]
• Hongchon, [23]
• Houghton, Capt Kenneth J., [144], [146]
• Hungary, [10]
• Hwachon, [32]
• Hwayong-ni, [229–231]
• Iceland, [53]
• Il-li, [215]
• Inchon, [17], [40], [42], [56], [98], [210], [211], [237], [238], [241]
• Ingvolstad, LtCdr Orlando, Jr., USN, [194]
• Intelligence, U. S.:
• Army, [20], [23n]
• Captured NK documents, [17], [29]
• Japanese maps, [127]
• POW interrogations, [28], [29], [31]
• Italy, [8]
• Itami, Japan, [62], [65], [89]
• Air Force Base, [60], [87], [89], [90]
• Itazuke, Japan, [243]
• Airfield, [90], [141]
• “Iron Curtain,” [10]
• Iwo Jima, [51], [52]
• Jamaica, HMS, [40]
• James, Cpl Melvin, [121], [121n]
• Japan, [1–4], [6–9], [41], [43], [45], [46], [56], [57], [61 map], [62], [87], [89], [211], [243]
• Celestial Empire, [4]
• Russian WWII declaration of war on, [9]
• U. S. occupation of, WWII, [9]
• Japan sea, [41]
• Kamikaze tactics of, [2]
• Jaskilka, Capt Samuel, [217], [221], [224]
• Johnston, 2dLt Thomas H., [191], [192]
• Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), [48], [49], [57–60]
• Joint Operations Center (JOC), [141]
• Joy, VAdm C. Turner, USN, [41], [48], [49], [53], [56], [57], [70], [211]
• Juneau (CL), USS, [40], [47]
• Kaechon, [31]
• Kaesong, [32], [39]
• Kanggye, [31]
• Kang-ni, [227], [229]
• Kapyong, [40]
• Karig, Capt Walter, USNR, [40n]
• Kean, MajGen William B., USA, [45], [88], [92], [99], [101], [105], [112], [124], [147], [207]
• Keiser, MajGen Lawrence B., USA, [212], [213], [215], [229]
• Kim Il Sung, Red Korean prime minister, [16], [22], [23], [25]
• Kim Mu Chong, LtGen, NKPA, [19], [20], [25]
• Kim Sung Chu, [23]
• Kim Ung, LtGen, NKPA, [24]
• King, Maj George J., [141n]
• King, Capt George W., [128]
• Kipling, Rudyard, [6]
• Kittredge, Capt George E., Jr., [111]
• Klein, Lt (jg) Chester L., USN, [194]
• Kobe, Japan, [60], [64], [65], [89], [90], [210]
• Kochang, [67], [68], [68n]
• Korea, [1–4], [6–8], [10], [11 map], [14–17], [19–21], [23], [24], [32], [37], [41–43], [45–47], [51], [53], [56], [58–60], [61 map], [62], [63], [65], [70], [87–90], [96], [97], [126], [127], [141], [150], [173], [209], [210], [242], [243]
• American landing in, 1871, [3]
• Annexation of by Japan, 1910, [7]
• Civil War in, [14], [23].
• See also [Republic of Korea] and [North Korean Peoples Democratic Republic]
• Conflict in, historical background, [3]
• Japanese possession, [1]
• North. See [People’s Democratic Republic of]
• Partition of, [10]
• People’s Army. See [People’s Democratic Republic of]
• People’s Democratic Republic of, [12], [14], [16], [16n], [19], [20], [21], [34], [36], [114–116], [120], [123], [135], [136], [174], [183], [193], [200], [201], [203], [217], [220], [224], [228], [231], [234], [235], [239]
• Agrarian Reform, [16], [21]
• People’s Army, [19], [20], [22], [23n], [67], [98], [104], [108], [128], [135], [173], [200], [203], [212], [244]
• Air Force, [29]
• armament, [21]
• Aviation Section of Pyongyang Military Academy, organization of, [29]
• Casualties, [239]
• Commander in Chief. See [Kim Il Sung]
• conscription program of, [31]
• Decoration “Hero of the Korean Democratic People’s Republic”, [25];
• “Order of the National Flag, 1st Class”, [25]
• Deputy Commander in Chief. See [Choe Yong Gun], Marshal, NKPA
• Division Headquarters, organization of, [26]
• First Amphibious Operation in Korea, [39]
• Front Headquarters, organization of, [26]
• infantry division, organization of, [27]
• invasion of South Korea, [32], [37], [44 map]
• Order of Battle in, [35 map]
• organization of, [26]
• rifle regiment, organization of, [27]
• rifle company, organization of, [27]
• rifle platoon, organization of, [27]
• spies, [22]
• strength of, [213]
• training of, [22], [31], [32]
• Units:
• I Corps, [25]
• II Corps, [25]
• III Corps, [25]
• 105th Armored Division, [21], [29], [32], [39], [97]
• 1st Infantry Division, [20], [25], [32], [39]
• 2d Infantry Division, [20], [21], [32], [39], [215]
• 3d Infantry Division, [20], [30], [32], [39]
• 4th Infantry Division, [21], [32], [39], [174], [175], [186], [196], [203], [214], [228], [240]
• 5th Infantry Division, [21], [22], [32], [39]
• 6th Infantry Division, [21], [22], [32], [39], [96–98], [100], [106], [108], [112], [117], [124], [147], [153], [239]
• 7th Infantry Division, [21], [22]
• 8th Infantry Division, [21], [22]
• 9th Infantry Division, [21], [22], [214], [216], [219], [227]
• 10th Infantry Division, [215]
• 12th Infantry Division, [21], [22]
• 13th Infantry Division, [21], [22], [33]
• 14th Infantry Division, [21], [22]
• 15th Infantry Division, [21], [22], [32], [33], [39]
• 10th Mechanized Infantry Division, [21], [22]
• 849th Anti-tank Regiment, [29]
• 5th Infantry Regiment, [174]
• 6th Infantry Regiment, [96]
• 13th Infantry Regiment, [96], [117]
• 14th Infantry Regiment, [96]
• 15th Infantry Regiment, [96], [117]
• 16th Infantry Regiment, [174]
• 18th Infantry Regiment, [174], [182], [190], [203]
• 206th Mechanized Infantry Regiment, [29], [30]
• 107th Medium Tank Regiment, [29], [174]
• 109th Medium Tank Regiment, [29]
• 203d Medium Tank Regiment, [29]
• 83d Motorcycle Regiment, [96–98], [139], [147], [239]
• 308th Armored Battalion, [29]
• Aviation Society, [28]
• Labor Party of, [25]
• Minister of National Defense. See [Choe Yong Gun], Marshal, NKPA.
• Navy, [40]
• People’s Assembly at Pyongyang, [15]
• People’s Committee, [12]
• Prime Minister. See [Kim Il Sung]
• Supreme People’s Council, [16], [24]
• population of, [42]
• Republic of, [15], [16], [16n], [21–23], [26], [33], [34], [36–38], [47], [62], [67], [214]
• American Military Government of, [15]
• army, [16], [33], [34], [40], [45]
• Army units:
• Capital Division, [34], [214]
• 1st Infantry Division, [34], [214]
• 2d Infantry Division, [34]
• 3d Infantry Division, [34], [36], [214]
• 5th Infantry Division, [34], [36]
• 6th Infantry Division, [34], [214]
• 7th Infantry Division, [34]
• 8th Infantry Division, [34], [214]
• 17th Regiment, [34]
• Interim Legislature of, [15]
• invasion of, [17], map front endpaper
• National Assembly of, [15], [16]
• Navy units: 1st Korean Marine Regiment, [238]
• Security Force, [15]
• Russian Occupation of, 1945, [10], [19], [20]
• South. See [Republic of]
• Terrain, [42]
• trusteeship of, [2], [14], [15]
• United States occupation of, [10], [16]
• Volunteer Army, [19], [20], [23]
• Kosong, [100], [131], [132], [135–137], [139], [140], [143], [148], [156], [244]
• Kosong Turkey Shoot, [139], [146]
• Kremlin, [19], [21], [23]
• Krulak, Col Victor H., [49], [53]
• Kumchon, [67], [68]
• Kum River, [46], [96], [97], [173]
• Kumwan, [68n]
• Kunsan, [96], [97], [238]
• Kurtz, SSgt Charles F., Jr., [135]
• Kwangju, [36], [97]
• Kyoto, [60]
• Landrum, Col Eugene M., USA, [65], [68], [88], [92]
• Latham, Henry J., [159 pic.]
• Latvia, [10]
• Lawson, TSgt Frank J., [197]
• League of Nations, [37]
• Lee Hwal, Col, NKPA, [28]
• Lenin, Nickolai, [13]
• Lennon, 2dLt Thomas P., [206]
• Liaotung Peninsula, [4], [7], [8]
• Russian 25-year lease of, [6]
• Lischeid, LtCol Walter E., [98]
• Lischeski, TSgt F. J., [144n], [147]
• “Long March”, [25]
• Lueddeke, Lt Gustave F., [101]
• Lund, Maj Arnold A., [90], [139], [140]
• MacArthur, Gen of the Army Douglas, [9], [33], [38], [40], [45], [48], [49], [53], [56–60], [62], [210], [211], [239], [240]
• McMullen, TSgt Orval F., [191], [195], [200], [220], [222]
• McNeely, Maj Morgan J., [113], [132], [135]
• Macy, Sgt Jack, [110]
• Main Supply Route (MSR):
• enemy, [47]
• Marine, [94], [104], [106], [111], [112], [115], [117], [120], [120n], [122–124], [129], [135], [136], [143], [151], [156], [175], [177–179], [181], [182], [190], [193], [195], [196], [203], [216–222], [224], [225], [227–229], [231–236]
• Manchukuo, [8]. See also [Manchuria].
• Manchuria, [4], [7–10], [13], [20], [21], [23], [24], [31]. See also [Manchukuo].
• puppet state in, [8]
• Russia in (World War II), [9]
• Mao Tse-tung, [12], [14], [25]
• Marines, U. S., [3], [47], [52], [53], [56–58], [62–65], [70], [90], [92], [105], [106], [108], [113], [116], [119], [123], [125], [128], [129], [157 pic.], [176], [182], [183], [240], [244]
• Air, [60], [62], [70], [98], [122], [132], [134], [186], [190], [207], [229], [240]
• Air crews, [168 pic.]
• Air-ground team, [57], [68], [89], [91], [99], [238], [239], [244]
• Air Support Section, [87], [99]
• Equipment, [51]
• Expansion program, [58]
• Ground forces, [53], [54], [60], [62], [65], [70], [88], [93], [95], [98], [108], [140];
• landing of, [90]
• request for, [47]
• Units:
• Air
• 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, [48], [89]
• 2d Marine Aircraft Wing, [48]
• Marine Air Group-33, [49], [53], [60], [64], [68], [87], [90], [116], [122], [136], [140], [141], [181], [186], [187], [193], [203], [204], [221], [233], [242], [243]
• VMF-214, [89], [98], [141], [243]
• VMF-323, [89], [90], [98], [139–143]
• VMF(N)-513, [90], [141], [230], [230n], [243]
• VMO-6, [50], [66], [70], [89], [90], [95], [101], [110], [126], [140], [141], [194], [208], [209], [222], [224], [233], [243]
• Marine Tactical Air Control Squadron Two (MTACS-2), [89], [95], [141], [142]
• Marine Helicopter Squadron (Experimental) One (HMX-1), [50]
• Ground,
• Fleet Marine Force, [48], [141]
• Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic, [48], [59]
• Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, [48], [55], [56], [63], [87]
• V Amphibious Corps, [52]
• 1st Marine Division, [48], [52], [56], [58], [59], [60], [87], [210], [211], [213], [216]
• 2d Marine Division, [48]
• 1st Provisional Marine Brigade, [49], [50], [52–60], [62–65], [68], [70], [87–93], [96], [98–101], [103], [105], [108], [111], [112], [124–126], [129], [136], [141], [148], [152], [155], [173], [175], [176], [178], [186], [194], [207–209], [211], [212], [219], [222], [229], [234], [235], [237–244];
• Action on Southwestern Front, 7–13 Aug 50, [102 map];
• activation of, [49];
• Advance Party, [56], [61], [65], [70];
• air component, number of personnel, [51];
• air-ground team, [56], [140], [141];
• departure of, [54], [55];
• expansion of, [60];
• ground forces, number of personnel, [51];
• ground elements, [64], [141];
• mobilization of, [59];
• Observation Section, organization of, [141];
• rear echelon, [93]
• 1st Marine Regiment, [210]
• 5th Marine Regiment, [49–52], [91], [94], [105], [126], [177–179], [194], [195], [209–211], [213], [216], [217], [221], [236];
• CO. See [Murray, LtCol Raymond L.];
• organization of, [49];
• [4].2-inch Mortar Company, [105];
• Anti-Tank Company, [103], [193], [221]
• 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, [63], [93], [94], [111], [119], [123–125], [127–129], [144], [147], [148], [152], [178], [179], [187], [189], [194], [196], [197], [206], [216], [217], [219], [221], [224], [225], [227–231], [233], [235–237];
• CO. See [Newton, LtCol George R.]
• Company A, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, [127], [129], [190–193], [195–198], [146], [155], [200], [201], [203], [219–225], [227], [229–231], [236], [237]
• Company B, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, [123], [127], [129], [144], [146], [147], [153], [155], [189–193], [195], [197], [198], [200], [219–222], [225], [227], [229–231], [234–237]
• Weapons Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, [127], [189], [190], [193]
• Anti-tank assault platoon, [193]
• 2d Battalion, 5th Marines, [94], [110], [114], [116], [117], [119], [120], [129], [131], [132], [142], [148], [152], [178], [179], [181–184], [186], [187], [189], [192], [194], [196], [200], [206], [216], [217], [221], [222], [224], [227];
• CO, see [Roise, LtCol H. S.]
• Company D, 2d Battalion, 5th Marines, [112–117], [131], [132], [181–184], [189], [190], [217], [221], [224], [227], [228]
• Company E, 2d Battalion, 5th Marines, [111], [113], [114], [116], [181], [183], [184], [186], [190], [217], [221], [224], [227]
• Weapons Company, 2d Battalion, 5th Marines, [117]
• 3d Battalion, 5th Marines, [94], [103–106], [110], [111], [119], [120], [122], [129], [132], [135–137], [139], [142], [144], [148], [150–152], [177–179], [196], [206], [216], [227], [229], [231], [233], [236], [237];
• CO. See [Taplett, LtCol Robert D.]
• Company G, 3d Battalion, 5th Marines, [104], [106], [111], [112], [114], [119], [121], [122], [132], [135], [136], [151], [201], [203], [204], [206], [227], [228], [230], [231], [233]
• Company H, 3d Battalion, 5th Marines, [104], [111], [119–122], [135–137], [143], [151], [201], [203], [204], [206], [228], [230], [231]
• Weapons Company, 3d Battalion, 5th Marines, [230]
• 7th Marine Regiment, [210]
• 9th Marine Regiment, [52]
• 1st Battalion, 11th Marines, [51], [92], [103], [116], [122], [125], [126], [136], [139], [152], [176], [182], [187], [203], [208], [212], [222], [227], [228], [233]
• Company A, 1st Engineer Battalion, [51], [103], [119], [128], [156], [195], [201], [219], [225], [227]
• Company A, 1st Tank Battalion, [50], [63], [187], [192], [193], [203], [204], [222], [234]
• Company A, 1st Motor Transport Battalion, [51]
• 1st Amphibious Tractor Company, [63]
• Company A, 1st Shore Party Battalion, [143]
• Company C, 1st Medical Battalion, [143]
• Brigade Reconnaissance Company Detachment, [105], [131], [144], [227]
• Brigade Medical Section, [143]
• Combat Service Detachment, [92]
• Brigade Air Section, [110]
• Malaria and Epidemic Control Unit, [194]
• First Replacement Draft, activation of, [60]
• Marine Corps, U. S., [48], [50], [52], [56–58], [60], [92], [144], [147], [151], [153]. See also [Marines, U. S.]
• Air Station, El Toro, California. See [El Toro], California
• Hymn, [91]
• Organized Reserve, mobilization of, [58]
• Schools. See [Quantico], Virginia
• Supply Depot, Barstow, California, [51], [63]
• Martin, Col Robert R., USA, [46]
• Marx, Karl, [13]
• Masan, [66], [70], [88], [93], [94], [96], [97], [99], [100], [103], [104], [120], [122], [123], [143], [148], [207]
• Matthews, Francis P., [48]
• Medical Aid Stations, [194]
• Mediterranean, [210n]
• Mediterranean Fleet. See [Navy, U. S., 6th Fleet]
• Mesanjin, [31]
• Michaelis, Col John H., USA, [105], [106]
• Millar, TSgt Stanley G., [192]
• Miryang, [152], [173], [176], [177], [194], [211], [212];
• River, [173]
• Mokpo, [97], [98]
• Mokpu, [42], [97]
• Mongolia, [8], [10]
• Mongols, [10], [20]
• Montross, Lynn J., [50n], [54n]
• Morgan, TSgt Ray, [121]
• Moscow, [1], [9], [10], [12], [13], [22], [23], [26];
• Conference, 1945, [141]
• Moses, Captain Vivian, [140]
• Muccio, Ambassador John J., [15], [33], [34], [37]
• Muetzel, 2dLt Francis W., [158 pic.], [190n], [196n], [198], [217], [220], [222], [224], [233n], [236], [237]
• Mukden, [7];
• Battle of, [7], [13]
• Munsan, [39]
• Murray, LtCol Raymond L., [51–53], [63], [65], [65n], [70], [90], [91], [91n], [101], [111], [112], [122], [124], [124n], [125], [127], [127n], [128], [128n], [129], [131], [132], [135], [143], [148n], [152], [176], [177–179], [186], [186n], [187], [196], [201], [213], [216], [217], [227], [229], [230], [233]
• Myong-ni, [216], [217], [221], [224], [228]
• Naktong, [96], [174], [214], [215], [237], [239], [240], [241];
• Bulge, [150], [173], [174], [175], [180], [185 map], [203], [206], [212], [213], [215], [240], [241], [243];
• River, [47], [66–68], [88], [150], [172 pic.], [203], [207], [215], [231], [240]
• First Battle of, 17–19 Aug 50, [173–206], [199 map], [202 map], [205 map];
• 1st Provisional Marine Brigade Objective One, [129], [176–179], [192], [195], [198];
• Objective Two, [178], [201], [203], [204];
• Objective Three, [178], [179], [204], [206]
• Second Battle of, 3–6 Sep 50, [207-235], [218 map], [223 map], [232 map];
• 1st Provisional Marine Brigade Objective One, [217], [220], [221], [227], [229];
• Objective Two, [222]
• Nam Il, LtGen, NKPA, [24], [25]
• Nam River, [88]
• Namwon, [97]
• Nanking, [23]
• Nanam, [20], [31]
• Naval Blockade:
• United Nations, [40];
• U. S., of Formosa, [41];
• of Korean Coast, [41]
• Naval Forces in the Far East, [41]
• Naval Supply Depot, Oakland, California, [64]
• Naval Support, U. S., [47]
• Navy, U. S.:
• Sixth Fleet, U. S., [58], [210n]
• Seventh Fleet, U. S., [41], [211]
• Task Force [77], [47]
• Task Group [53].[7], [63], [64], [89–91]
• Task Group [96].[5], [40]
• PhibGroup One, [211]
• Amphibious Planning Group [1], [53]
• Task Unit [53].[7].[3], [63]
• Nazi invasion of Russia, [8]
• Nelson, Lt(jg) Bentley G., USN, [194]
• Newsweek, [39n]
• Newton, LtCol George R., [93], [94], [119], [123], [123n], [124], [124n], [125], [127], [128], [129], [146], [147], [155], [187], [189], [191], [195], [198], [200], [201], [217], [217n], [219], [221], [222], [224], [225]
• New York Times, [16n]
• No Name Ridge, [179], [180]
• Nonsan, [174]
• Oakley, 2dLt Arthur A., [113–115]
• Obong-ni, [183], [184]
• Obong-ni Ridge, [162 pic.], [175–179], [181], [185 map], [187], [191–196], [199 map], [200–203], [206], [231], [233], [234], [236]
• Obregon, PFC Eugene A., [161 pic.]
• O’Donnell, MajGen Emmett, USAF, [47]
• Offensive, Sachon, [145 map], [148 map]
• Okinawa, [41], [46], [51]
• Oliver, Robert T., [12n]
• Olson, Maj Merlin R., [236], [237];
• LtCol, [123n], [124n], [125n], [129n], [217n], [233n]
• O’Mahoney, Maj Thomas J., [92]
• Ongjin Peninsula, [17], [32], [39]
• “Open Door” Policy, [6]
• Osaka, [60]
• Osan, [45], [74]
• Oso-ri, [127], [128]
• Pacific Ocean, [7], [8]
• Paedun-ni, [100], [127], [129], [131], [132], [149 map]
• Pang, MajGen, NKPA, [97]
• Partridge, MajGen Earle E., USAF, [66], [70]
• Patton, Gen George S., USA, [45]
• Pearl Harbor, T. H., [55]
• Peiping, [24]
• Peleliu, [210]
• Pendleton, Camp Joseph H., California, [48–51], [51n], [52], [53], [87], [90]
• Pentagon, [41], [57], [59], [60]
• Perry, Commodore Matthew C., [3]
• Pescadores Group, [4]
• Peters, SSgt Carl W., [168 pic.]
• Philippine Islands, [6], [41]
• Pickaway (APA), USS, [53], [63], [65], [91]
• Plan Able, [58], [60]
• Plan Baker, [58]
• Pochon, [39]
• Pohang-dong, [46], [47], [67], [96]
• Poland, [10], [38]
• “Police Action”, [39]
• Pomeroy, 1stLt William D., [129], [204], [234], [235]
• Port Arthur, [4], [7]
• Potsdam Conference, July 1947, [9n]
• Pugok, [131]
• Pusan, [18], [42], [47], [62], [65–67], [70], [87–89], [92], [93], [95–97], [99], [141], [173], [208–211], [213], [214], [236–241]
• Harbor, [89], [91]
• Perimeter, [57], [96], [142], [150], [174], [210], [211], [213], [214], [236], [237], [239–242], [244]. See [map inside back cover]
• Terminal, [91]
• University, [237]
• Pyongyang, [4], [12], [14–16], [16n], [20–24], [26], [29], [34], [47], [214]
• Military Academy, [28], [30], [31]
• Quantico, Virginia, [50], [52]
• Radford, Adm Arthur W., USN, [48], [49]
• Reeves, MSgt Harold, [116]
• Regimental Combat Team (RCT). See [Army units], [Marine units]
• Reid, 2dLt Wallace J., [113], [115]
• Reinburg, Maj Joseph H., [230]
• Rhodes, 1stLt Nye G., [158 pic.]
• Richards, 1stLt Wayne E., [195]
• Robinson, SSgt Robert, [108]
• Roise, LtCol Harold S., [94], [110], [111], [111n], [112–114], [116], [129], [131], [132], [178], [181], [189], [216], [217], [219], [221], [222]
• Roosevelt, President Franklin D., [2], [3]
• Rumania, [10]
• Russell, Maj John W., [189]
• Russia, [1], [2], [4], [6–8], [13], [140];
• Czarist, [6];
• Nazi invasion of, [8].
• See also [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]
• Baltic Fleet, [7]
• Russian-Japanese Border Clashes, [8]
• Russian revolution of 1917, [8], [13]
• Russo-Japanese War, [3], [6]
• Sachon, [98], [100], [122], [125], [129], [136], [140], [142–144], [146–148], [156], [239]
• Sachon Offensive, [130 map], [133 map], [134 map]
• Sachon Offensive Situation Map, [149]
• Sadong, [31]
• Saint Johns Military Academy, [52]
• Saipan, [53]
• Sakhalin Island, [7], [8]
• Samchok, [40]
• Samchonpo, [156]
• San Clemente Island, [63]
• San Diego, California, [53], [63], [210]
• Sangnyong-ni, [112], [113], [124], [128], [129]
• Sasebo, Japan, [60], [64]
• Schryver, 1stLt Hugh C., [144], [190]
• Scott, Hugh D., Jr., [159 pic.]
• Sebilian, 1stLt Robert C., [191]
• Secretary of the Navy. See [Matthews, Francis P.]
• Seoul, [6], [32], [34], [37], [38], [40], [42], [46], [96], [98], [174]
• attack on, [39]
• fall of, [40]
• Russian legation at, [6]
• strafing of, [17]
• University, [208], [214]
• Shepherd, LtGen Lemuel C., Jr., [49], [53], [55], [158 pic.]
• Sharp, Capt L. D., Jr., [64n]
• Sherman, Adm Forrest P., USN, [48], [49], [58], [60]
• Sherman, Gen William T., USA, [54]
• Shinka, 2dLt M. J., [181n], [182], [183]
• Ships:
• American: LST Q0119, [143]
• Enemy: Torpedo Boat, [39]
• Siban-ni, [98]
• Siberia, [9], [21]
• Silcily (CVE), USS, [90], [95], [98], [142]
• Simpson, PFC Benjamin C., [192]
• Sinchon, [31]
• Singi, [123], [124]
• “Sino-Japanese War”, [4], [6]
• Sinuiju, [20], [21], [31], [32]
• Sinuiju Airfield, [28]
• Skelt, 1stLt Ernest P., [238]
• Smith, LtCol Charles B., USA, [45]
• Smith, 1stLt H. J., [221], [224]
• Smith, 1stLt James W., [146]
• Smith, MajGen Oliver P., [159 pic.], [210], [211]
• Smolensk, [24]
• Snedeker, Col Edward W., [65], [70], [90], [91], [219]
• Snyder, 1stLt Joris J., [230]
• Soviet Russia, See [Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]
• Spain, [37]
• Spanish-American War, 1898, [6]
• Spotter, LtComdr Otto E., USN, [195], [219]
• Stalin, Joseph, [1–3], [8], [9], [13]
• Stalingrad, Battle of, [10], [19], [23], [24]
• Stephens, Cpl Raymond E., [224]
• Stevens, Capt John R., [191], [192], [192n], [195], [197], [198], [200], [201], [217], [219], [220], [222], [224];
• Maj., [144n], [146], [190n], [196n], [233n]
• Stewart, Maj Frank R., Jr., [213], [214n]
• Stewart, Col J. L., [55], [56n], [62n], [65], [65n], [66], [66n], [68n], [70], [70n], [87], [87n], [88], [91], [91n], [99], [100], [100n], [101], [148], [150], [151], [178n], [208], [216], [217], [219], [237n], [244]
• Strategic triangle. See [China-Russia-Japan triangle]
• Strategy, Communist:
• “end run,” [65], [67]
• United Nations: delaying action, [40], [45], [46], [65]
• Stratemeyer, LtGen George E., USAF, [41], [60]
• Struble, VAdm Arthur D., USN, [41], [211]
• Summers, PFC Ralph J., [161 pic.]
• Sunam-dong, [136]
• Sunchon, [97]
• Suwon, [40], [41], [45]
• Sweeney, 1stLt William E., [113], [114], [181n], [184], [191]
• Sweet, 2dLt Granville G., [192], [193], [222]
• Syngman, Dr. Rhee, [1], [15], [33], [158 pic.], [209]
• Syngman, Madame Rhee, [209]
• Tactical Air Control Center, U. S. Air Force (TACC), [141]
• Tactical Air Control Party, [110], [139]
• Tactics:
• NKPA, [25]
• air, [22]
• artillery, [22]
• tank, [22]
• Soviet cold-war, [39]
• Taedabok Pass, [131], [132]
• Taegu, [36], [65], [66], [70], [88], [90], [92], [96], [98], [141], [173], [213], [240], [241]
• Taejon, [36], [40], [46], [67], [174], [175]
• Taepyong-ni, [110], [113], [114]
• Taesil-li, [127], [128], [149 map]
• Tanghong-ni, [143]
• Taplett, LtCol Robert D., [103–105], [105n], [110], [111], [119], [122], [132], [135], [135n], [136], [143], [148], [150–152], [177], [178], [201], [201n], [204], [206], [216], [227n], [228], [230], [233], [233n], [236]
• Tarawa, [53]
• Tartars, [10]
• Taylor, 1stLt David S., [147], [190]
• Tennant, Lt William G., USN, [194]
• Terrio, PFC Donald, [121], [121n]
• Thirty-eighth Parallel, [10], [12], [14–17], [21], [32], [37–39], [42], [59]
• Tobin, Cape John L., [123], [125], [144], [146], [153], [155], [189], [190]
• Togo, Adm, Japanese, [7]
• Tokkong-ni, [113], [117]
• Tokyo, [41], [43], [49], [56], [59], [60], [62], [65], [210], [211], [213], [216]
• Tompkins, Pauline, [6n]
• Tosan, [100], [103], [111], [112], [123], [124], [129], [149 map]
• Transportation:
• motor transport, [55]
• American:
• cargo trucks, [88]
• jeeps, [131], [140]
• M-44 armored personnel carriers, [151]
• motorcycles, [140]
• 2½-ton trucks, [131]
• Army trucks, [93], [177]
• Marine truck, [166 pic.]
• enemy, [139], [140]
• motorcycles, [139], [140], [158 pic.]
• Trans-Siberian Railroad, [4]
• Treaties:
• Japan-England, treaty of alliance, 1902, [6]
• Japan-Korea, treaty of amity, 1887, [4]
• Portsmouth, treaty of, 5 September 1905, [7]
• Russia-China treaty of alliance, 1896, [4]
• Russia-China, treaty of alliance, 1902, [6]
• Russia-Japan, 1896, [7]
• Russia-Japan, 1898, [7]
• Russia-Nationalist China treaty of friendship, [8], [13]
• Triple Intervention (Russia-Germany-France), [4]
• Truce of the Bear, [6]
• Truman, President Harry S., [15], [38], [41], [45], [49], [58]
• Trygve Lie (U. N. Secretary-General), [37]
• Tsinan:
• battle of, [13]
• fall of, [13]
• Tsushima:
• battle of, [7]
• Straits, [90]
• Tugok, [175–177], [179], [182], [186], [189], [190], [193], [196], [234], [236]
• Uffelman, 1stLt Paul R., [184]
• Uijongbu, [39], [194]
• Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, [1], [2], [6], [8], [9], [13], [14], [22], [25], [38], [64]
• American Joint Commission, [15]
• army, [22]
• army of occupation, [24]
• Nationalist China treaty of friendship and alliance, 1945, [13]
• withdrawal of occupation troops in Korea, [16]
• United Nations, [15], [16], [34], [37–39], [214]
• Commander. See [MacArthur, Gen Douglas]
• Commission on Korea, [15], [38]
• Ground Forces, [66]
• forces, [96], [141], [228], [241], [243]
• General Assembly, [15]
• Naval blockade, [40]
• Security Council, [38], [45], [240]
• United States, [1], [3], [8], [13–15], [33], [34], [38], [40], [42], [50], [60]
• air-ground team, [48], [49]
• ground forces, [45–47], [120]
• commitment of, [38]
• first enemy contact by, [45]
• Lend Lease, [140]
• Naval blockade of Korean coast, [41]
• Valley Forge (CV), USS, [48]
• Valmy, Battle of, [7]
• Van Orman, LtCol Ellsworth G., [91]
• Vasilev, LtGen, Russian, [22], [23]
• Vladivostok, [4], [21]
• Occupation of by Japan, [8]
• Waegwan, [67], [96]
• Walker, LtGen Walton H., USA, [45], [57], [62], [65–67], [70], [88], [89], [91], [92], [100], [104], [174]
• Wang Yun, Col, NKPA, [29]
• Wang Yun, MajGen, NKPA, [29]
• Washington, D. C., [48], [49], [52], [58]
• Washington, University of, [52]
• Weapons:
• enemy:
• antitank guns, [117], [131], [132], [137], [192], [222]
• automatic weapons, [131]
• “burp guns,” [113]. See also [automatic weapons]
• hand grenades, [120], [183]
• howitzers, 122-mm, [207]
• machineguns, [117], [124], [131], [135], [182–184]
• machinegun, [7].62-mm., [30]
• mortar, [111]
• mortar, 120-mm., [230]
• rifle, 85-mm., [30], [193], [221]
• self-propelled guns, 76-mm., [29]
• semiautomatic pistol, Tokarev, [21]
• small arms, [140], [155], [216], [224]
• tanks, Russian-made, [16]
• tank, T-34, [21], [30], [45], [46], [63], [162 pic.], [175], [193], [208], [216], [221], [222], [228], [234]
• United States:
• guns, 20-mm., [140]
• guns, 75-mm., [46]
• guns, 90-mm., [50], [132], [137], [192], [193], [203], [222]
• howitzers, 105-mm., [46], [50], [55], [126], [139], [171 pic.], [182], [240]
• howitzers, 155-mm., [46]
• machineguns, .50-caliber, [143]
• mortars, 60-mm., [114], [116], [131], [135], [153], [182], [197], [236]
• mortars, 81-mm., [117], [155], [184], [197], [200], [206], [220], [230], [235], [236]
• mortar, [4].2-inch, [105], [155], [184]
• rifle, 75-mm. recoilless, [104], [183], [193], [204], [219], [221]
• rifle, M-1, [238]
• rockets, air, [168 pic.]
• rocket, [2].36″, [194]
• rocket, 5-inch, [47]
• rocket launchers, [3].5″, [46], [52], [153]
• tanks, [143], [157 pic.], [160 pic.], [167]
• tanks, light, [46], [150], [151]
• tanks, M-24, [43]
• tanks, M-26 “Pershing,” [50], [63], [93], [129], [137], [144], [163 pic.], [192], [193], [203], [217], [219], [222], [234], [235]
• tanks, M4A3 medium, [50]
• supporting arms, [171 pic.]
• Weir, Col Kenneth H., [56n], [62n], [87], [89], [95]
• Westerman, 1stLt Jack, [132], [135]
• Whampoa Military Academy, [23], [24]
• Wheatley, SSgt John I., [121]
• White, Sgt Bryan K., [225]
• Whiteside (AKA), USS, [53]
• Williams, 2dLt John O., [120], [121], [203]
• Winter, 2dLt Robert M., [217], [219], [222]
• Wirth, 2dLt Leroy K., [116], [182], [189]
• “Wolfhounds.” See [27th Infantry Regiment]
• Wonsan, [21]
• Wood, LtCol Ransom H., [51], [94], [126], [178]
• World War I, [7], [10], [52], [53]
• Armistice ending, [8]
• World War II, [1], [8], [10], [13], [19], [24–26], [37], [38], [43], [45], [48], [50–54], [56], [109], [140], [173]
• Wright, MSgt Edward A., [190]
• Wright, BrigGen Edwin K., USA, [56], [62], [211]
• Yaban-san, [105], [112], [117], [119]
• Yalta:
• conference, [2]
• agreement, [8]
• Yalu River, [4], [21], [42], [47];
• battle of, [7]
• Yellow Sea, [41], [98]
• Yenan, [19], [23], [25];
• Military School, [23], [25]
• Yonchon, [39]
• Yongdok, [96]
• Yongdungpo, [38], [96]
• Yongsan, [164 pic.], [174], [175], [196], [212], [216], [217], [222], [237]
• Yosu, [97]
• Young, 2dLt James R., [230]
• Yugoslavia, [38]
• Yu Kyong Su, LtGen, NKPA, [25]
• Zimmer, Capt Andrew M., [116], [116n], [117], [117n], [129n], [131], [132], [181], [181n], [182], [183], [189], [189n]

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