U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-1953, Volume 2 (of 5) / The Inchon-Seoul Operation - United States. Marine Corps; Nicholas A. Canzona; Lynn Montross

U. S. Department of State. Guide to the U.N. in Korea. Washington: U. S. Government Printing Office, 1951.

——, Office of the Solicitor. Right To Protect Citizens in Foreign Countries by Landing Forces. 3d revised edition with supplementary appendix to 1933. Washington: U. S. Government Printing Office, 1934. (State Dept. Publication No. 538.)

Index

Adams, Cape Nate L. II, [117n], [136n]
Adelman, LtCol Merritt, [215]
Advance Attack Group. See [U.S. Navy, Task Group 90.1]
Africa, [50]
African Patriot, SS, [32]
Air attacks, North Korean, [104], [295]
Air drop, [268]
Air Force, U.S., [297]
Intelligence, [165]
Far East Air Forces (FEAF), [2], [8], [13], [71], [170]
Combat Cargo Command, [71], [169]
Fifth Air Force, [144], [295]
Air strikes. See [Air support].
Air support, U.S., [8], [67], [69–71], [102], [144], [145], [153], [166], [167], [170], [180], [181], [201], [208], [223], [235], [236], [243], [246–250], [256], [258], [268], [273], [274], [278], [286], [289], [294], [295]
Aircraft, U. S., [13], [70], [145], [236], [243], [295]
Air Force, [59], [144]
Marine, [69], [86], [88], [93], [170], [215], [223], [226], [238], [295]
Navy, [84–87], [102]
AD (Skyraiders), [102], [105], [180]
Bombers, [144]
B-26 (Invader), [13]
B-29 (Superfort), [13]
F4U (Corsair), [47], [87], [88], [93], [102], [134], [171], [195], [196], [208], [223], [247], [248], [250], [257], [279], [289]
F7F (Tigercat), [169], [170], [257]
F-51 (Mustang), [13]
Helicopter, [27], [144], [167], [172], [187], [202], [290], [295]
HO3S-1 Helicopter, [165], [166]
OY (Grasshopper), [166], [295]
Transport planes, [30]
Aircraft, North Korean
Bombers, [2]
Stormovik, [165]
YAK, [2], [202]
YAK III, [165]
Aircraft carriers (CV), [81]
Aircraft losses, U. S., [294]
Allen, Sgt Charles D., [105]
Allmon, LCdr Clyde E., USN, [45], [102], [103n]
Alma Victory, SS, [32]
Almond, MajGen Edward M., USA, [3n], [4], [6], [7], [12], [38], [39], [43–45], [65–67], [71], [77], [78], [151], [183], [244], [262], [291]
Altaire, Sgt Marion C., [176], [260]
Ambush, North Korean, [220]
American Press, SS, [32]
American Revolution, [48]
American Victory, SS, [32]
Ammunition
North Korean, [177]
South Korean, [145]
U.S., [125], [127], [169], [170], [228], [231], [235], [238], [268]
Bombs, [88], [248]
Rockets, [69], [70], [88], [107], [134], [169], [248], [263], [278]
3.5-inch rockets, [173]
WP rockets, [163]
Ammunition dump, North Korean, [228], [274]
Ammunition dump, U. S., [96]
Amphibian tractors, [98], [191–193], [296]
Amphibious Doctrine, development, [48–50]
Amphibious force flagship (AGC), [79]
Amphibious vessels, [81]
Anderson, 2d Lt Tilton A., [155–157], [240n], [241], [245], [246], [247n], [249]
Andrewes, RAdm Sir William G., RN, [67], [85]
ANGLICO, [5], [6], [13], [41], [166]
Anyang, [225]
ARKANSAS, Point, [81], [83], [84]
Armstrong, Capt Victor A., [165]
Army Chief of Staff. See [Gen J. Lawton Collins]
Army, U. S., [5], [8], [47], [49], [50], [59], [75], [103], [296], [297]
Amphibious Training, [4], [5]
Demobilization 1945–46, [6]
Army Units, U. S.
Far East Command. See [Far East Command].
Army of Occupation, Japan, [6]
Headquarters, U. S. Armed Forces in Korea, [7]
Sixth Army, [5], [19]
Eighth U. S. Army in Korea (EUSAK), [3], [5–9], [15], [28], [42], [46], [47], [59], [65–67], [73], [85], [144], [170], [171], [184], [198], [253], [254], [285], [291], [292], [295], [298]
Tenth Army, [17]
I Corps, [171], [253]
IX Corps, [171]
X Corps, [38], [40], [46], [58], [61], [62], [65], [66], [70], [71], [73], [107], [172], [201], [253], [254], [264], [275], [283], [285], [286], [290], [291], [298]; Inception, [43];
Staff, [58];
Tactical Air Command (TAC), [71], [100], [104], [167], [169], [295]
1st Cavalry Division, [7], [9], [13], [41], [171], [253], [254], [285]
2d Infantry Division, [9], [28], [41], [47], [171], [254]
3d Infantry Division, [58], [172]
7th Infantry Division, [7], [9], [41], [58], [66], [67], [78], [153], [172], [184], [197], [212], [221], [244], [254], [255], [285], [286], [296]
11th Airborne Division, [172]
24th Infantry Division, [6–8], [14], [15], [171], [253]
25th Infantry Division, [6–9], [171], [254]
2d Engineer Special Brigade, [9], [65], [76], [80], [127], [129]
187th Airborne RCT, [172], [286], [290], [296]
2d Battalion, [238]
3d Battalion, [256], [264]
5th Regimental Combat Team, [28]
17th Infantry Regiment, [67], [184], [279]
2d Battalion, [274]
31st Infantry Regiment, [184], [221], [254]
32d Infantry Regiment, [66], [78], [153], [184], [209], [210], [212], [216], [221], [225], [244], [254], [255], [271], [273], [279], [296]
1st Battalion, [225]
2d Battalion, [211], [225], [263], [273]
3d Battalion, [273], [274]
56th Amphibian Tank and Tractor Battalion, [172], [196], [202]
Company A, [76], [100], [188], [254]
50th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion, [286], [291]
2d Engineer Combat Group, [172]
73d Engineer (c) Battalion, [76]
93d Field Artillery Battalion, [172]
96th Field Artillery Battalion, [172], [254]
73d Tank Battalion, [79], [172]
50th Engineer Port Construction Company, [76]
X Corps Special Operations Company, [77], [78n], [256]
65th Ordnance and Ammunition Company, [76]
441st Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) Team, [59]
163d Military Intelligence Service Detachment (MISD), [59]
Arsenal, North Korean, [178]
Artillery. See [Weapons].
Artillery Support, [243], [246], [268], [270], [273], [278]
Asahi Brewery, [106]
Ascom City, [138–140], [147], [148], [153], [155], [156], [158], [159], [164], [173], [175], [180], [214], [292]
Assault Shipping, [75], [79]
Assistant Division Commander, 1st Marine Division. See [Brig Gen Edward A. Craig].
Attack Force. See [U. S. Navy, Task Force 90].
Attacks, North Korean, [206], [213], [231], [258], [276]
Austria, [48]
Aviation Gasoline, [169]
Babashanian, Maj John G., [34]
Babe, 1stLt George A., [210], [259], [260]
Badoeng Strait (CVE), USS, [70], [85], [86], [168], [257]
BAKER Ferry, [200]
Band, [75], [283]
Banks, Capt David W., [276]
Barges, Japanese, [79]
Barome, Hospitalman Philip A., USN, [pic.]
Barr, MajGen David G., USA, [41], [44], [197], [212], [255], [284], [291], [pic.]
Barracks ships, [75]
Barrett, Maj A. J., [35]
Barricades, [277], [279]
Barron, Lt. Charles R., USN, [45]
Barrow, Maj R. H., [121n], [212], [213], [216n], [220], [226–228], [231]
Barstow, California, Annex, Depot of Supplies, [31], [132]
Bartley, Maj Whitman S., [123]
Bates, Maj W. L., [117n], [121n], [213n], [216], [226n]
Battleship, [202]
Beaches
BLUE, [63–65], [69], [94], [98], [100–105], [113–118], [120–123], [128], [131], [142], [198], [294], [pic.]
BLUE One, [98], [100], [113], [116], [121], [122]
BLUE Two, [100], [113], [116–118], [121], [122]
BLUE Three, [100], [113], [118], [121], [123]
GREEN, [64–65], [69], [78], [86–88], [90], [92], [93], [95], [103], [128], [131], [132], [142], [195]
RED, [64–65], [69], [94], [95], [98], [101–102], [104], [105], [107], [108], [110–113], [125–128], [132], [139], [142], [152], [198], [294], [pic.]
YELLOW, [129], [132], [142], [151]
Beauchamp, Col Charles E., [221], [pic.]
Beckley, Lt R. M., USN, [110]
Belbusti, 1stLt Albert F., [241]
Belgian Victory, USS, [32]
Belleau Wood, [11]
Benedict, LtCol William E., [45]
Berry, LCdr Reuben W., USN, [102n], [103]
Bexar (APA), USS, [53]
Bey, Capt Robert T., [289n]
Bland, Capt Richard F., [220], [222]
Blockade, [2]
Blood plasma, [228]
Bloodsworth Island, [49]
BLUEHEARTS, Operation, [6], [172]
Bohn, 1stLt Robert D., [90], [91], [93]
Bolkow, TSgt George W., [279]
Boston, TSgt Kenneth C., [159]
Bougainville, [51]
Bowser, Col Alpha L., [30n], [34n], [37n], [262]
Boxer (CV), USS, [84], [86]
Breen, Capt Richard R., [267], [268]
Bridge, [184], [188], [197], [199], [216], [219–221], [223], [225], [232], [252], [254]. See also [Floating Bridge], [Kalchon Bridge].
Bridges, Maj David W., [117n], [121n], [122], [123], [213], [226n], [251n], [279n], [280n]
Bridging equipment, [40]
Briggs, Capt Cameron, USN, [84]
British Consulate Hill, [104]
Brock, Capt P. W., RN, [178]
Brower, Col James H., [131]
Brush, Maj Charles H., Jr., [188], [193]
Bulldozers, [126]
Burris, Cpl Charles E., [pic.]
Bushe, 1stLt Eugene A., [215], [216n]
CALIFORNIA, Point, [81], [85]
CAMID, Operation, [19]
Canzona, 1stLt Nicholas A., [159]
Cape Esperance (CVE), USS, [54]
Capps, LCdr Arlie G., USN, [45]
Cargo Ships, Attack (AKA), [63], [79], [80], [84]
Caribbean, [49]
Carlon, 1stLt Francis B., [216n], [217], [273], [279n], [280n]
Carpenter, 1stLt Stanley H., [195]
Carter, 2dLt Johnny L., [121n], [135n], [140n], [141n], [173], [175], [178]
Cashion, 2dLt Dana M., [190], [192]
Casualties
North Korean, [94], [123], [141], [150], [156], [158], [159], [161], [164], [171], [173], [177], [196], [211], [215], [228], [231], [241], [260], [263], [284], [286], [289], [297], [pic.]
United States, [86], [93], [105], [107], [111], [112], [122], [126], [130], [133], [140], [144], [150], [156], [158], [159], [164], [177], [178], [181], [183], [195], [196], [202], [208], [209], [211], [221–223], [225], [234], [236], [240], [241], [246], [247], [249–252], [261], [267], [273], [274], [276], [284], [290], [297], [pic.]
Cates, Gen Clifton B., [3], [11], [18], [20], [22], [25], [26], [32], [42], [53], [76], [290]
Cavalier (APA) USS, [83], [98], [102]
Caves, [91], [92], [94], [197], [260]
Cemetery Hill, [95], [98], [104], [106], [107], [110–113], [127], [132]
Ceylon, [54]
Changsa-dong, [145]
Charity (DD), HMS, [61]
Chase, Capt Lester T., [287]
Chidester, LtCol Arthur A., [73]
Chief of Naval Operations. See [Adm Forrest P. Sherman].
Chief of Staff, U. S. Army. See [Gen J. Lawton Collins].
China, [12], [49]
China, Communist, [57], [292], [297];
Possible intervention in Korea, [9]
Chinese Communist Forces, [1], [2]
Chindong-ni, [38]
Chinju, [30], [254]
Chinnampo, [144]
Chongdong, [202]
Chonsong-ni, [256]
Chosin Reservoir, [285]
Church, BrigGen John H., USA, [7]
Civil Government, [143], [281]
Clark Lt Eugene F., USN, [61], [62], [85], [87]
Clark, LtGen Mark W., USA, [5]
Clark, Lt Theodore B., USN, [102], [103n], [115], [120], [121n]
Clothing, [75], [77]
Close air support. See [Air support].
Codispoti, Capt Gildo S., [113n], [116n], [117n], [140n], [183], [210n], [211n], [213n], [221n], [223n], [271n]
Cole, BrigGen Eli K., [48n]
Cole, LtCol J. Frank, [170]
Coleman lanterns, [187]
Collett (DD), USS, [86], [87]
Collins, Cpl Charles E., [262], [263]
Collins, 2dLt Edward E., [278]
Collins, Gen J. Lawton, USA, [44], [46], [172]
Comiskey, TSgt Donald, [159]
Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, [19]
Commander, Amphibious Group 1. See [RAdm James H. Doyle].
Commander in Chief, Far East. See [General Douglas MacArthur].
Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet. See [Adm Arthur W. Radford].
Commander Naval Forces, Far East. See [VAdm C. Turner Joy].
Commander, Task Force 90. See [RAdm James H. Doyle].
Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. See [LtGen Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr].
Commanding General, 1st Marine Division. See [MajGen Oliver P. Smith].
Commiskey, 2d Lt Henry A., [217], [219]
Communications
Equipment, [75]
Radio Frequencies, [70]
SCR-[300], [191], [192], [228]
Condit, Kenneth W., [129n], [223n], [294n]
Conference of 4 July, [4]
Conference of 10 July, [9]
Cooney, Capt Thomas E., [268], [276]
Cooper, LtCol Francis H., [76]
Coox, Dr. A. D., [139n]
“Copper Mine Hill”, [221], [225]
Corbet, 2dLt Robert H., [208]
Corduroy road, [199]
Correspondents, [151], [187]
Costigan, Capt James G., [117n], [129n]
Counselman, 2dLt John D., [88n], [93]
Counterattacks
North Korean, [235], [241], [245], [246], [262], [263], [283]
United States, [263], [264]
Craig, BrigGen Edward A., [18], [28], [47], [94], [100n], [101], 135n, [142], [152], [165], [172], [183], [187], [194], [199], [202], [203], [254], [283]. [pic.]
Craven, 1stLt William A., [217]
Creal, LtCol Albert, [35]
Crete, [146]
Crocker, 1stLt Robert O., [289]
Crook, Capt Welby, [223]
Crossman, 1stLt Ralph B., [188n], [191], [192]
CROSSOVER Operation, [19]
CROSSROADS Operation, [27]
Crowe, LtCol Henry P., [126]
Crowl, Philip A., [4n], [9n]
Crowley, Capt Richard W., [117n], [136n]
Crowson, SSgt T. Albert, [240]
Cruisers, [67], [70], [81], [86], [88], [102–104], [145], [202]
Cuba, [12], [27]
Cuban, [48]
Culebra, [48], [49]
Culpepper, Cape Theodore T., [279n]
Cummings, Lt Bryan J., [175], [176], [260], [261], [271], [278], [278n]
Cunliffe, 2dLt Bruce F., [116n], [123], [134n], [135n], [173n], [177n], [178n], [183n], [211n], [213n]
Cushman, BrigGen Thomas J., [18], [71], [104], [167], [170], [250n], [295], [pic.]
Dai Ichi building, [45]
Davis, Sgt, G. O., Jr., [34]
Davis, LtCol Raymond G., [201], [268], [276], [287], [289]
Dawe, 2dLt Harold L., Jr., [208]
Dean, MajGen William F., USA, [7]
DeArmond, Sgt David R., [163]
DeFazio, 1stLt Ernest L., [190], [192n], [193]
Defenses, North Korean, [83], [90], [92], [95], [106], [107], [219]
De Haven (DD), USS, [86], [87]
Delamar, Capt Richard F., III, [276]
Denny, 2dLt Paul E., [275]
DEMON III Operation, [19]
Department or State, U. S., [2n], [11], [12n], [18]
Deptula, 2dLt Edwin A., [104n], [105], [108], [156–158], [161], [250n], [257], [258]
Destroyers (DD), [63], [67], [69], [70], [81], [83], [86], [102–104], [115], [144], [145]
Diachenko (APD), USS, [102], [103]
Dibble, Maj John G., [35]
Dolan, 1stLt John E., [290n], [291]
Dolly Thurman, SS, [32]
Dominican Republic, [12]
Douglas, Cpl Okey J., [150]
Dowsett, LtCol Frederick R., [53], [54n], [146]
Doyle, RAdm James H., USN, [5], [6], [12], [14], [15], [35], [38], [40], [43–47], [66], [70], [77], [81], [83], [84], [102], [142], [292], [293], [pic.]
Dunbar, 1stLt Michael J., [112]
Earney, Maj William R., [275n][2]
East Channel, [81]
East China Sea, [81]
Eddy, 2dLt Samuel L., Jr., [258]
Edwards, PFC Clayton O., [220]
Edwards, LtGen Idwal H., USAF, [44]
El Toro, California, [1], [18], [26], [27], [54], [55], [170]
Ellis, Maj Earl H., [48]
Ely, Col Louis B., USA, [77], [78], [144]
Embarkation Plans. See [Plans and orders].
Embarkation Groups, [79]
ABLE, [79]
BAKER, [79]
CHARLIE, [79], [80]
DOG, [80]
EASY, [80]
FOX, [80]
English, Capt Gearl M., [148n], [156], [157]
Epley, 2dLt James W., [258]
Equipment, abandoned, [215]
Erskine, MajGen Graves B., [18]
Escort Carriers (CVE), [85], [166]
Esterline, Maj William C., [188]
Eubanks, 1stLt Fred F., Jr.
Europe, [50].
Evacuation stations, [185], [200]
Far East Command, [7], [8], [38], [40], [43], [45], [59], [293]
Advanced Command Group, [7]
Headquarters, [4], [6], [9], [10], [14], [28], [38], [44], [57]
Joint Strategic Plans and Operations Group (JSPOG), [6], [43], [61]
Special Planning Staff, [57–59]
Farrington, SSgt Arthur, [259], [260]
Febrey, Pvt G. W. [pic.]
Fellers, BrigGen William S., [4], [6], [27]
Fenton, Capt Francis I. Jr., [111n], [206], [208], [213]
Ferry, [185], [200], [203], [261], [294]. See also [BAKER Ferry], [Haengju Ferry].
Fire Support Areas, [69]
Fire Support Coordination Center, [71], [166]
Fire Support Units, [87]
“Fireproof Phil”, [243]
Fisher, 1stLt Joseph R., [118], [141n]
Fleet Training Publication 167, [49]
Fleischaker, Lt Robert J., USN, [181]
Floating Bridge, [200]
Floeck, Maj Robert, [256], [257]
Flying Fish channel, [62], [81], [86]
Food shortages, [282]
Force Beachhead Line, [136], [153]
Force in Readiness Concept, [11], [12]
Formosa, [2]
Forney, Col Edward S., [4–7], [66], [67n], [77n], [284n]
Forrestal, James V., [50]
Fort Marion (LSD), USS, [93]
Forward observer, [192]
Fraser, LtCol Loren S., [35]
Fridrich, Maj Raymond V., [268]
Frigates (PF), [83]
Fuller, MajGen John F. C., [50]
Gallipoli, [48]
Garvin, BrigGen Crump, USA, [7]
Gasoline, [125]
Gavin, MajGen James M., USA, [153]
Gay, MajGen Hobart H., USA, [7], [15]
Geer, Andrew, [26n]
George Clymer (APA), USS, [104]
Germany, [48]
General Buckner, (T-AP), USNS, [32]
General Butner (AP), USS, [32]
General Meigs (T-AP), USNS, [32]
General Morton, (T-AP), USNS, [54]
General Weigel (T-AP), USNS, [32]
Gettysburg, [37]
Gifford, MSgt B. W., [127n]
Giusti, Ernest H., [11n], [54n], [223n], [294n]
Godbold, LtCol Brygthe D., [35]
Goggin, 1stLt William F., [267]
Gottschalk, Maj Vincent J., [166]
Gover, 1stLt Robert L., [175]
GRACE, Typhoon, [15]
Great Britain
Ground forces, [171]
27th Brigade, [171], [253]
Marines, [61]
Naval forces, [144]
Frigate, [77]
Green, 1stLt Melvin K., [96]
Green Bay Victory, SS, [32]
GREEN Beach. See [Beach, GREEN].
Green Island, [27]
Grenell, SSgt H. M., [127n]
Grimes, 2dLt George, [248], [249]
Groff, Capt Goodwin C., [272]
Grove, PFC W. D., [35]
Guadalcanal, [27], [38]
Guam, [17], [30], [37]
Guantanamo Bay, [48]
Gugeler, Capt Russell A., USA, [8n]
Guild, 2dLt John N., [216], [217]
Gunther, Capt Albert J., [35]
Gurke (DD), USS, [86], [87]
Haengju, [180], [181], [183], [187], [188], [190], [194], [196], [197], [234], [238], [259]
Haengju ferry, [231], [259]
Haiti, [12],[17]
Hammond, Maj James D., [267n], [268], [275n], [289n]
Han Choi Han, Col, NKPA, [160]
Han River, [40], [58], [160], [163], [165], [172], [173], [180], [181], [183–185], [187], [196–202], [205], [206], [208], [219], [220], [222], [232], [238], [243], [244], [246], [254], [256], [285], [286], [294]
Han River, crossing of, [187], [188], [190–195]
Haneda Airfield, [35]
Hanes, 1stLt J. V., [pic.]
Hanlon, 2dLt Robert C, [173], [178]
Harer, Lt Arnold W., USN, [110n]
Harmon, Capt Lester G., [118]
Harney, Cpl James P., [193]
Harrell, 2dLt James E., [147n], [148n], [150], [161], [163]
Harris, MajGen Field, [27], [51], [55], [71], [167–170], [295], [pic.]
Harris, Cpl Welden D, [245], [249], [270n]
Hart, MajGen Franklin A., [32]
Hawaii, [1], [5], [19], [30]
Hawkins, LtCol Jack, [121], [122], [136n], [138n], [177], [178], [212], [213], [216], [219], [222], [226], [227], [251], [252]
Hayden, Col Reynolds H., [53n]
Hays, LtCol Lawrence C, Jr., [188], [233]
Heck, 2dLt Ray, [112], [240]
Helena (CA), USS, [144], [145]
Helicopter evacuation, [295]
Helicopter rescue missions, [166]
Helicopters. See [Aircraft, U. S.]
Henderson (DD), USS, [86], [87]
Henrico (APA), USS, [83], [98], [102]
Hering, Capt Eugene R., Jr., USN, [73], [130], [282]
Hetrick, 2dLt Lawrence, [159]
Hickey, BrigGen Doyle G., USA, [43], [77]
Higgins, Sgt James I., [234], [235]
Higgins, RAdm John M., USN, [67], [85–87], [102], [103]
Higgins, Marguerite, [152]
Hill 51——[188],[192], [194], [196]
Hill 55——[220]
Hill 56——[235], [239–241], [243], [245–247], [249]
Hill 68——[203], [234], [238]
Hill 72——[210], [235], [250], [257], [258]
Hill 79——[251], [252], [259]
Hill 80——[206], [208], [212], [213], [216], [217], [219], [221], [226]
Hill 82——[264], [271], [273]
Hill 85——[206], [208], [212], [213], [216], [217], [219], [221], [222]
Hill 88——[235], [245], [246], [258]
Hill 94——[90], [123]
Hill 95——[192], [194], [196], [197]
Hill 96——[203]
Hill 97——[261], [264], [272]
Hill 104——[204], [234], [235], [238–240], [246]
Hill 105——[234]
Hill 105-C——[234], [235], [239], [250]
Hill 105-N——[234], [239], [245], [246], [249], [250], [256], [258], [270]
Hill 105-S——[234–236], [238], [243], [246], [251], [252], [260]
Hill 108——[232], [252]
Hill 117——[100], [117], [122], [133–135]
Hill 118——[181], [206], [208], [209], [212], [213], [216], [217], [219], [220]
Hill 123——[178], [181], [209]
Hill 125——[180], [187], [188], [190–192], [194], [195], [197], [203], [276], [pic.]
Hill 131——[163], [201]
Hill 133——[264], [283]
Hill 137——[140]
Hill 146——[210–212]
Will 171——[264]
Hill 180——[123]
Hill 186——[140], [141], [148], [173], [186]
Hill 208——[173], [175]
Hill 216——[203], [234–236], [246], [256], [259]
Hill 233——[180], [120], [122], [123], [135]
Hill 296——[235], [236], [241], [245], [246], [250], [256–259], [267], [268], [270], [271], [277]
Hill 338——[235], [258], [264], [267], [268], [275], [279]
Hill 342——[264], [276]
Hill 343——[264], [268], [275], [276]
Hinkle, LtCol Thornton M., [201], [268], [289n]
Hodes, BrigGen Henry I., USA, [78], [151], [153]
Hodges, LtCol Charles T., [34]
Hoengjeoe-ri, [267], [268], [275]
Hofstetter, Capt Arnold C., [245]
Holcomb, Col Bankson T. Jr., [34]
Holzhaus, Lt Ralph L, USN, [110n]
Honor guard, [144], [283]
Horace A. Bass (APD), USS, [48], [102], [108]
Hoskins, RAdm John M., USN, [14]
Houghton, Cape Kenneth J., [141], [177], [178n], [188], [190–194]
Houston, Lt Trumond E., USN, [110n], [127]
Howard, 2dLt Lee R., [148], [150], [248]
Infantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia, [17]
Inchon, [4], [6], [7], [17], [18], [22], [41], [74], [143], [145], [146], [152], [153], [167], [172], [180], [195], [198], [200], [201], [215], [238], [291], [295], [297], [pic.] See also: [Inner tidal basin], [outer tidal basin].
Hospital, [281]
North Korean garrison, [94]
Railway station, [pic.]
Inchon Landing, [9], [10], [22], [27], [97–142], [144], [146], [198], [293], [296], [pic.]
Air support, [87], [104]
Artillery, [131]
Assault plan, [64], [65]
BLUE Beach. See Beach [BLUE].
Command relationships, [56], [81]
Conception, [6]
Fire Support Areas, [69]
Gunfire support, [87], [103], [115]
H-Hour, [101]
Intelligence, [59–61], [77]
Logistics, [71], [76], [125], [127–129]
Medical, [130]
Movement to, [81], [83], [84]
Objections to, [39], [40], [43], [45], [47], [58]
Planning, [6], [37], [38], [40–46], [48], [55–60], [62–64], [67], [69–71], [73], [78], [100]
Preliminary bombardment, [85], [86], [145]
Tanks, [131], [132]
Weather, [102], [114]
Inchon-Anyang road, [221]
Inchon Peninsula, [133], [136]
Inchon Railroad Yards, [129]
Inchon-Seoul highway, [122], [133], [136], [138], [140], [147], [148], [153], [155], [173], [209], [213], [220], [221], [225], [227–229]
Inchon-Seoul operation, [244], [250], [257], [285], [290], [291], [294], [297]
Inchon-Seoul railroad, [129]
Indian Ocean, [146]
Inner tidal basin, Inchon, [98], [113], [133]
Intelligence, U. S., [59–61], [77], [165], [180–181]
Interdictory strikes, [3]
IOWA, Point, [81], [83]
Irick, Cape Joseph N., [194n], [195], [255n]
Irwin, Cpl C. V., [35]
Isely, Jeter A., [49n]
Itami Air Force Base, [13], [70], [71], [80], [168], [169]
Itazuke Air Force Base, [168], [171]
Iwo Jima, [37]
Jamaica (CL), HMS, [86], [87]
JANE, Typhoon, [75], [79]
Jacobs, LCdr M. Ted, Jr., USN, [45]
Jacobs, Capt Walter F., [35]
Japan, [2], [4], [5], [8], [9], [28], [30], [33], [48], [49], [54], [55], [71], [81], [114], [146], [172]
Japanese freighters, [15]
Jaskilka, Capt Samuel, [108], [112], [133], [135], [155], [158n], [161], [249], [257]
Jerome, MajGen Clayton C., [290]
Johnson, Cdr Howard B., USN, [130]
Joint Army and Navy Intelligence Studies (JANIS), [41]
Joint Board of the Army and Navy, [48], [49]
Joint Chiefs of Staff, [4], [20], [22–24], [32], [44], [46], [50], [172], [198]
Joint Landing Force Board, [5n]
Joint Strategic Plans and Operations Group (JSPOG). See [Far East Command].
Jones, 2dLt Charles M., [150], [161]
Jones, 2dLt Donald R., [226]
Jordan, Maj James D., [159]
Joy, VAdm C. Turner, USN, [3], [4], [12], [45], [47], [66], [71], [73], [144]
Kaesong, [276]
Kaesong-Seoul highway, [256], [264], [267], [268], [275]
Kaesong-Seoul railroad, [187], [196]
Kalchon Bridge, [220], [222]
Kalchon River, [205], [206], [208], [209], [216], [219–221], [223], [225], [226]
Kansong-ni, [134], [135], [138], [140]
Karig, Capt Walter, USN, [45n], [46n], [61n], [87n], [126n], [144n], [145n], [257n]
Kean, MajGen William B., USA., [8]
Kearl, Sgt Ray D., [163]
Keiser, MajGen Lawrence B., USA., [41]
Kent, WO Bartley D., [183]
Kenya (CL), HMS, [86], [87], [178]
Key West Conference, [5n], [50]
KEZIA, Typhoon, [81], [83], [84]
Kikta, SSgt Robert J., [163]
Kim, Capt, KMC, [287]
Kimpo Air Field, [42], [58], [71], [77], [78], [138], [142], [144], [153], [156–161], [163], [165], [167–170], [172], [175], [180], [183], [184], [187], [191], [193], [198–202], [206], [212], [219], [236], [238], [257], [264], [284], [294], [pic.]
Proposed commando raid on, [77], [78]
Refueling facilities, [170]
Kimpo-Yongdungpo highway, [219]
King, Capt George W., [167]
Knox, TSgt Edwin L., [88n], [93], [105], [193]
Kobe, Japan, [31], [74–79], [83], [114], [146], [166], [293]
Korea, [5], [81]
Geography, [2]
Hydrographic conditions, [40], [41]
North. See [People’s Democratic Republic of].
People’s Democratic Republic of, [1]
Air Force, [2]
1st Air Force Division, [159], [160]
877th Air Force Unit, [160]
Invasion of South Korea, [2]
Marines, [94]
226th Marine Regiment, [94], [95], [107], [160]
Navy: Minelayers, [85]
People’s Army, [1], [2], [8], [9], [11], [13], [46], [47], [57], [58], [60–62], [64], [66], [90], [93], [97], [101], [124], [136], [144], [145], [152], [161], [169–171], [173], [178], [180], [181], [201–203], [236], [253], [254], [270], [276], [280], [285], [287], [291], [298]
Infantry, [86]
Logistics, [2]
Units
Headquarters, [145]
1st Division, [171], [253], [254]
2d Division, [254]
3d Division, [171], [253], [254]
4th Division, [47], [254]
5th Division, [253]
6th Division, [171], [254]
7th Division, [171], [254]
8th Division, [253]
9th Division, [254]
10th Division, [171], [254]
12th Division, [253]
13th Division, [171], [254]
15th Division, [253]
17th Division, [290]
18th Division, [148], [205]
Seoul Division, [290]
25th Brigade, [233], [234], [263]
31st Regiment, [290]
42d Mechanized Regiment, [148]
78th Independent Regiment, [233], [234]
107th Regiment, [160]
2d Battalion, 918th Coast Artillery Regiment, [94]
Republic of Korea, [1], [2], [7], [9]
Army, [2], [6], [13], [253], [282], [285], [296]
Reorganization, [9]
Army Units
I Corps, [171]
II Corps, [171]
1st Division, [171], [253]
3d Division, [171]
17th Regiment, [64], [74], [180], [255], [274]
Chief of Naval Operations. See [RAdm Sohn Won Yil].
Guerrillas, [145]
Marines, [64], [144], [199]
1st Regiment, [64], [73], [133], [143], [167], [203], [256], [264], [286], [291], [296], [pic.]
1st Battalion, [180], [204], [234], [235], [238], [239], [246], [256], [259], [264], [271], [286]
2d Battalion, [184], [188], [196], [255], [264], [282]
3d Battalion, [153], [180], [201], [202], [264], [286], [290]
5th Battalion, [264], [287]
Navy:
LST, [145]
Picket boat, [77]
Korean national anthem, [143]
Kraince, 1stLt Francis R., [192], [193]
Krieger, 2dLt Roy E., [195]
Krulak, Col Victor H., [7], [165], [197n]
Kum River, [14]
Kumchon, [253], [254]
Kumpo Peninsula, [180], [181], [264], [286], [290]
Kung Chan So, Maj, NKPA, [160]
Kunsan, [41], [46], [144], [285]
Kyongan-ni, [58]
Kyushu, [84]
LCM, [54], [102], [126]
LCP, [pic.]
LCVP, [54], [63], [64], [88], [93], [102–105], [108], [121], [122], [128], [pic.]
LSM, [83]
LSM 419, [32]
LSMR, [69], [83], [88], [92], [103–105], [215]
LSMR 401, [87]
LSMR 403, [87]
LSMR 404, [87]
LSMR Movement Element, [83]
LST, [14], [41], [63], [64], [78–80], [84], [102], [108], [110], [125–128], [130], [167], [175], [178], [184], [185], [pic.]
LST 799, [110n], [127]
LST 802, [pic.]
LST 845, [32]
LST 857, [110], [126]
LST 859, [110], [127]
LST 883, [110n]
LST 898, [110n], [130]
LST 914, [110]
LST 973, [110n], [126]
LST 975, [110], [111]
LST 1123, [pic.]
LSU, [65], [79], [83], [88], [96], [102]
LVT, [31], [59], [63], [64], [100], [102], [115–118], [120], [121], [135], [178], [184], [185], [188], [190–197], [200], [203], [251], [255], [294]
LVT(A), [100], [102], [103], [115], [117]
Land mines. See [Mines, land].
Landing Craft, [41], [45], [88], [102], [108]
Landing Ships, Dock (LSD), [63], [79], [80], [83]
Lareau, Cpl J. N., [34]
Ledet, PFC Alphonse O., Jr., [192], [196]
Lee, Col, ROKA, [291]
Lee, Mayor, [281], [282]
Lejeune, MajGen John A., [48], [49]
Lejeune, Camp, [33], [31], [24], [19], [22]
Leyte (CV), USS, [53]
Liberation ceremony, [283], [284], [pic.]
Lischeid, LtCol Walter E., [105], [243], [250], [256], [257], [pic.]
Little Creek, Virginia, [19]
Litzenberg, Col Homer L., [33], [54], [80], [146], [201], [238], [239], [264], [267], [275], [276], [283], [287], [289], [290], [pic.]
Liversedge, BrigGen Harry B., [18]
Locomotive, [129], [170], [234]
Lookout Hill, [209], [211], [216], [220], [225]
Lopez, 1stLt Baldomero, [106]
Lowe, MajGen Frank, USA, [152], [190]
Lowentrout, LCdr Jack L., USN, [45]
Lund, Maj Arnold A., [105]
McAlee, 2dLt George E., [173]
McAlister, Col Francis M., [35], [199]
MacArthur, General of the Army Douglas, [3], [4], [5n], [6], [7], [9–12], [18], [20], [22], [23], [28], [38–46], [48], [57], [65], [84], [90], [92], [100], [103], [142], [151], [152], [170], [172], [197], [198], [283], [284], [297], [pic.]
McAvinue, PFC H. J., [34]
McClelland, 1stLt William A., [226], [227], [231]
MacDonald, SSgt. Arthur J., [176], [278]
McGee, 1stLt James M., [216n], [217]
McGill, Camp, [80]
McLean, Maj Charles E, [289]
McMillan, Lt(jg) Leo D., USN, [291]
McMullen, TSgt Orval F., [105], [106]
McMullen, Capt Robert A., [88n], [90], [91], [95], [156n], [188], [194–196], [258n], [270]
McNaughton, Capt George C., [104], [112n], [148n], [152], [240n], [247–249]
McPherson, SSgt Stanley B., [250]
McReynolds, Maj William, [215]
Magness, 2dLt Byron L., [111], [112n], [113]
Mahang-ri, [138], [173], [175]
Mann, 1stLt Nathaniel F. Jr., [236]
Mansfield (DD), USS, [86], [87], [95]
Manson, LCdr Frank A., USN, [45n]
Marianas Islands, [81]
Marine Phoenix (T-AP), USNS, [32], [75]
Marine Corps, U. S., [4], [5], [11], [12], [15], [20], [24], [46–50], [61], [66], [74], [103], [105], [110], [113], [145], [297], [pic.]
Air-Ground Team, [12], [294]
Enlistments extended, [23]
Headquarters, [18], [22], [25]
Request for Marines, [3], [4], [11], [18], [20], [22]
Reserve, [12], [19], [21–27], [33]
Mobilization, [12], [20], [22], [24], [pic.]
Reserve District directors, [22], [26]
Reserve Units
12th Amphibian Tractor Company, [24]
3d Engineer Company, [24]
13th Infantry Company, [24]
Schools, [17], [48], [49]
Strength, [20]
Training, [13], [18], [19]
Units
Expeditionary Force, [49]
Fleet Marine Force, [10], [12], [49], [30]
Atlantic, [19], [21], [22], [31], [146]
Pacific, [11], [21], [22], [32], [43], [54]
1st Marine Aircraft Wing, [19], [21], [27], [54], [55], [58], [70], [71], [167], [169], [250], [292], [294]
2d Marine Aircraft Wing, [19], [21]
Wing Headquarters Squadron 1, [54]
MAG-[12], [54], [71], [168]
Headquarters Squadron 12, [54]
Service Squadron 12, [54]
Marine Aircraft Group 33, [4], [18], [28], [47], [70], [71], [166–170], [236], [295]
Headquarters Squadron 33, [168]
Service Squadron 33, [168]
VMF-212, [54], [71], [168], [170], [236], [257], [294]
VMF-214, [85–87], [93], [102], [105], [134], [138], [139], [168], [176], [181], [195], [196], [210], [211], [223], [243], [249], [250], [256], [257], [294]
VMF-312, [54], [71], [289], [294], [295]
VMF-323, [85–87], [102], [105], [168], [181], [213], [238], [246–248], [257], [294]
VMF(N)-513, [54], [71], [168], [171]
VMF(N)-542, [54], [71], [168], [169], [236], [257], [294]
VMR-152, [169]
VMO-6, [165], [166], [169], [202], [295]
MGCIS-1, [168], [169]
MTACS-2, [168], [169]
Air Support Section, [71]
1st Marine Division, [9], [10], [12], [17], [18], [20–23], [25], [28], [30], [34], [35], [38], [40], [53–56], [58–60], [62], [65], [67], [71], [74], [75], [77], [79], [100], [147], [148], [160], [168], [172], [180], [183], [197], [201–203], [221], [238], [244], [245], [250], [253], [255], [256], [261], [264], [278], [283], [284], [286], [287], [290], [292–295], [297]
Advance party, [34], [35]
Arrival in Japan, [74]
ADC Group, [94], [142]
Command Post, [151], [172]
Departure from San Diego, [31], [32], pic.
Expansion, [10], [18], [23], [24], [26], [293]
Logistic support, [30], [31]
Outloading from Kobe, [77], [79], [80]
Rear Echelon, [33]
Staff, [55]
Training, [28]
Withdrawal of 17-year-olds, [75]
2d Marine Division, [19], [21], [23], [24], [33]
1st Provisional Marine Brigade (Reinf), [4], [9], [18], [23], [28], [30], [34], [46], [48], [55], [63], [65], [70], [195], [234], [293]
Activation, [7]
Availability, [65–67]
Dispatch of, [4], [30]
1st Marines, [31], [63–66], [79], [100], [103], [104], [113], [114], [128], [131], [133], [138], [140], [141], [147], [148], [150], [153], [167], [169], [173], [175], [177], [178], [180], [181], [183], [184], [197], [202–204], [212], [213], [215], [216], [220], [225], [228], [231–233], [243], [244], [246], [247], [251], [253–255], [259], [262], [264], [267], [277], [279], [280], [282], [285], [287], [290], [291], [pic.];
Command Post, [152]. See [Col Lewis B. Puller].
1st Battalion, [121], [122], [135], [136], [138], [141], [177], [178], [184], [188], [212], [216], [217], [219], [236], [251], [259], [261], [271], [273], [279], [280], [282]. See also [LtCol Jack Hawkins].
Headquarters & Service Company, [123]
Company A, [122], [123], [212], [213], [216], [217], [220], [222], [226–228], [236], [273], [279]
Company B, [122], [123], [206], [208], [212], [223], [226–229], [231], [236], [273]
Company C, [122], [209], [212], [213], [216], [217], [219], [223], [236], [273], [279]
Weapons Company, [216], [217], [223], [226]
2d Battalion, [84], [100], [116], [117], [121], [122], [134], [135], [138], [140], [141], [151], [173], [175], [177], [178], [183], [209–211], [213], [215], [216], [220], [221], [223], [225], [227], [229], [251], [252], [259], [261], [271–273], [279], [280], [282], [283]. See also [LtCol Allan Sutter].
Headquarters & Service Company, [117]
Company D, [116], [117], [122], [123], [135], [140], [173], [175], [178], [210], [211], [214], [223], [225], [279]
Company E, [117], [123], [140], [173], [175], [178], [211], [214], [223], [271], [272]
Company F, [116], [117], [122], [123], [135], [140], [148], [151], [173], [175], [210], [211], [214], [223], [271], [272].
Weapons Company, [117], [123]
3d Battalion, [100], [115], [117], [122], [135], [136], [138], [141], [175], [177], [178], [181], [209], [211], [216], [220], [225], [231], [232], [252], [259], [261], [262], [263], [271], [282], [284]. See also [LtCol Thomas L. Ridge].
Headquarters & Service Company, [114]
Company G, [117], [118], [120], [122], [123], [135], [175], [176], [225], [263]
Company H, [123], [209]
Company I, [117], [118], [120], [122], [123], [135], [209], [225], [252]
Weapons Company, [114]
Fifth Marines, [30], [47], [53], [64–67], [73], [79], [98], [100], [101], [104], [107], [108], [112], [131–133], [138], [143], [147], [148], [151–153], [155], [158], [160], [167], [170], [175], [180], [183], [187], [188], [191], [193], [194], [196], [200], [202–204], [233], [234], [236], [238], [239], [241], [243–246], [251], [252], [254–256], [259], [262–264], [267], [271], [274], [277–279], [282], [284–286], [290], [291], [294], [pic.];
Command Post, [152], [191]. See also [LtCol Raymond L. Murray].
Antitank Company, [150]
Headquarters & Service Company, [159]
1st Battalion, [98], [101], [112], [113], [133], [138], [153], [158], [163], [180], [184], [185], [196], [197], [203], [206], [212], [213], [219], [234], [236], [238], [239], [243], [246], [251], [256], [258], [259], [277]. See also [LtCol George R. Newton].
Company A, [100], [104–107], [112], [132], [158], [236], [243], [278]
Company B, [111], [158], [163], [206], [212], [236], [243]
Company C, [108], [110], [111], [158], [163], [180], [206], [213], [236], [251], [286]
2d Battalion, [98], [112], [133], [135], [138–140], [147], [148], [150], [151], [153], [155–157], [159], [161], [163], [164], [180], [188], [196], [197], [203], [234], [235], [239], [241], [243], [245], [246], [248], [250], [251], [256], [258], [259], [271], [277], [286];
Command Post, [158]. See also [LtCol Harold S. Roise].
Headquarters & Service Company, [110]
Company D, [108], [110], [112], [113], [133], [135], [139], [140], [147], [148], [150], [157], [158], [161], [163], [197], [240], [241], [245–250], [257], [258]
Company E, [104], [105], [112], [133–135], [139], [155], [157], [158], [161], [163], [183], [197], [240], [246], [248], [249], [257], [258]
Company F, [113], [133], [135], [139], [155], [158], [161], [163], [197], [240], [241], [245], [246], [249], [257], [258], [259]
Weapons Company, [110]
3d Battalion, [64], [69], [86], [88], [90–95], [101], [103], [105], [132], [133], [138], [140], [155], [156], [158], [188], [194], [196], [197], [199], [203], [234–236], [239], [246], [256–258], [262], [270], [271], [277], [278], [286]. See also [LtCol Robert D. Taplett].
Company G, [88], [90], [93], [140], [156], [194], [196], [246], [258], [270], [271], [277]
Company H, [86], [90], [91], [140], [156], [194], [196], [235], [243], [246], [258]
Company I, [90–92], [140], [136], [194–196], [235], [236], [246], [258], [270], [271], [273], [277]
Weapons Company, [241]
6th Marines, [33], [53], [54], [146]
3d Battalion, [33], [54]
7th Marines, [25], [32], [33], [37], [54], [65], [66], [80], [130], 131n, [146], [201], [203], [238], [244–246], [254], [256], [259], [262], [264], [268], [270], [276], [279], [282], [284], [285], [287], [289–292];
Command post, [275]. See also [Col Homer L. Litzenberg].
Headquarters & Service Company, [201]
1st Battalion, [201], [238], [239], [268], [287], [289]. See also [LtCol Raymond G. Davis].
Company A, [276]
Company B, [276]
Company C, [276]
2d Battalion, [201], [238], [259], [268], [273], [277], [282], [287], [289], [290]. See also [LtCol Thornton M. Hinkle], and [Maj Webb D. Sawyer].
Company D, [267], [268], [275]
Company E, [268], [275]
Company F, [268], [275]
3d Battalion, [53], [146], [201], [238], [268], [277], [282], [287], [289]. See also [Maj Maurice E. Roach]
Company G, [268], [275], [276]
Company H, [268], [275]
Company I, [275]
11th Marines, [63], [64], [71], [80], [96], [131], [166], [167], [173], [188], [192], [210], [211], [215], [221], [222], [243], [248], [254], [262], [263], [291]
1st Battalion, [64], [131], [194], [254], [286]
Battery A, [159]
Battery B, [245]
2d Battalion, [64], [131], [215], [254]
3d Battalion, [33], 131n, [201], [254], [287]
4th Battalion, [131], [194], [215], [254]
1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion, [65], [79], [184], [188], [202], [254], [255]
Company A, [251]
1st Armored Amphibian Tractor Battalion, [76]
1st Combat Service Group, [76], [79], [96], [127], [129]
1st Engineer Battalion, [65], [142], [184], [188], [202]
Company A, [91], [93], [142], [156], [159], [163], [167], [178], [191], [220], [250]
Company C, [118], [210], [251], [259]
Company D, [33], [275], [287]
1st Medical Battalion, [93], [130], [131], [281]
Company E, [33]
1st Motor Transport Battalion, [286]
Company D, [33]
7th Motor Transport Battalion, [76], [127], [129]
1st Ordnance Battalion, [31], [96], [202]
Battery C, 1st 4.5-inch Rocket Battalion, [215]
1st Service Battalion, [96]
1st Shore Party Battalion, [65], [76], [126], [127], [185], [188], [200], [202]
Headquarters & Service Company, [126]
Group A, [96], [125]
Group B, [128]
Company C, [33]
1st Signal Battalion, [166], [167], [219], [291]
1st Tank Battalion, [65], [76], [80], [132], [202]
Headquarters Company, [132]
Company A, [105], [132], [135], [139], [147], [148], [156], [158], [163], [188], [199], [286]
Company B, [132], [249], [251], [259], [271]
Company C, [132], [209], [211]
Company D, [33], [132], [286], [287]
Reconnaissance Company, 1st Marine Division, [47], [138], [141], [177], [184], [188], [194], [256], [259], [264], [271]
1st Replacement Draft, [30]
Marshall, Cdr Edmund S. L. USN, [45]
Martson, Sgt Richard L., [161]
Masan, [28], [171], [254]
Medical collecting points, [281]
Medical supplies, [281]
Mediterranean, [33], [53]
Merritt, 2dLt Max A, [111–113]
Mexico, [12]
MICOWEX, Operation, [50], [19]
MIKI, Operation, [5], [19], [41]
Miller, Lt C. M., USN, [110n]
Milne, LtCol Harry T., [132]
Mine field
North Korean, [210], [211], [250], [251], [259], [261], [276], [277], [287]
United States, [91], [271]
Mines, land
North Korean, [92], [93], [178], [181], [210], [221], [247], [278], [279], [284], [289]
United States, [45], [214], [220], [263], [271]
Mines, naval, North Korean, [85], [86], [104]
Mine, land, clearance, [272], [281]
Minesweepers (AM), [83]
Minesweepers, Auxiliary Motor (AMS), [83]
Minette, Col W. P., [35]
Missouri (BB), USS, [144], [202]
Mize, 1stLt Charles D., [271]
Monegan, PFC Walter C. Jr., [151], [173], [213n], [214]
Monroe Doctrine, [11]
Montague (AKA), USS, [54]
Montross, Lynn, [27n], [86n], [130n]
Moody, Capt Richard E., [34]
Mooney, 2dLt Arthur R., [276]
Moore, Cdr Theophilus H., USN, [45]
Moore, LtCol Floyd R., [34]
Morgan, Cpl James, [193]
Moses, Maj Emile P. Jr., [33]
Mount, LtCol Charles M., USA, [221]
Mount McKinley (ACC), USS, [14], [35], [37], [55–57], [60], [62], [63], [71], [74], [75], [77], [78], [83], [84], [87], [88], [90–93], [95], [101], [103], [104], [142], [166–168], [pic.]
Muetzel, 2dLt Francis, W., [104n], [105], [133n]
Mullaney, 1stLt Paul V., [267]
Munhang Peninsula, [100], [135], [136], [138], [141]
Murray, LtCol Raymond L., [73], [113], [136], [138], [152], [158], [159], [187], [190], [193], [194], [206], [233], [238], [239], [258], [283], [pic.]
Musical instruments, [283]
Myers, Maj Reginald R., [117n], [115], [183n], [209n]
Naktong River, [47], [171]
Naktong Bulge, [66]
Namdong Peninsula, [138], [141], [153], [177]
Napalm, [67], [85], [86], [93], [125], [134], [169], [248], [260]
National Security Act of 1947, [5n], [50]
Naval gunfire support, [67], [69], [71], [95], [102], [144], [145], [163], [166], [167], [178], [202], [291]
Naval vessels. See individual ships and types.
Navy, U. S., [5], [15], [45], [46], [48], [49], [59], [103], [145], [146], [297]
Troop Training Unit, Amphibious Training Command, Pacific Fleet, [4–6], [28], [77]
Mobile Training Team Able, [4], [5], [7], [9], [13], [58], [66], [67]
Sixth Fleet, [53], [146]
Seventh Fleet, [2], [14], [144]
Joint Task Force (JTF-7), [70], [73], [81], [102], [201], [295]
Task Force 77, [2], [70], [85–87], [102], [145]
Task Force 90, [73]
Task Group 90.1, [81], [87]
Task Group 90.3, [83]
Task Group 90.5, [70], [145]
Task Group 95.5, [85]
Amphibious Group One (PhibGru 1) [5–7], [9], [13–15], [45], [46], [56], [57], [59], [62], [63], [67], [71], [166], [293]
Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT), [47], [88], [115]
Underwater Demolition Team 1, [121]
Surgical teams, [130]
Nebergal, 1stLt Max N., [166]
New Britain operation, [9–11], [17]
Newton, LtCol George R., [98], [108n], [111], [112], [127], [158], [163], [188], [206], [212], [246]
Nicaragua, [12], [49]
Nippon Flour Company, [108], [111]
Noble, MajGen Alfred H., [33–35]
Noble (APA), USS, [32]
Nokpon-ni, [236], [241]
Nolan, 2dLt Harry J., [113], [241], [245], [246]
Normday, SS, [32], [75]
Norfolk, Virginia, [53]
North Point, [92], [95], [96]
Northern Solomons, [27]
Objective
Able, [100], [108], [111], [112], [117], [122], [126]
Baker, [100], [108], [111–113], [126]
Charlie, [100], [112], [120], [122], [126]
Dog, [100], [115], [122]
Obong-ni Ridge, [47]
Observatory Hill, [95], [98], [108], [110–113], [133]
Oeoso-ri, [172], [185], [200], [283]
Oglethorpe (AKA), USS, [14]
O’Grady, TSgt W., [34]
Okinawa, [17], [51], [84]
Olson, LtCol Merlin R., [104n]
Omaha, Nebraska, [42]
O’Neil, Pvt Oliver, Jr., [214]
Operation Order (OpnO). See [Plans and orders].
Osan, [7], [8], [44]
Outer tidal basin, Inchon, [121]
PC 703 (ROKN), [61]
PCEC, [83]
PCEC 896——[102], [103]
Pak Han Lin, Col, NKPA, [233]
Palmi-do, [62], [87]
Panama, [48]
Panama Canal, [53]
Paolino, TSgt Pasquale, [210n], [260]
Paris, France, [17]
Parrish, CWO Bill E., [158]
Parry, Maj Francis F., [201], [287]
Partridge, LtCol John H., [142], [184], [184n], [199]
Patton, Gen George C., USA, [8]
Paul, Capt John F., [193]
Pearl Harbor, [1], [3], [4], [7], [13], [30], [43], [84]
Pedersen, Capt Pool F., [108], [111], [180], [208]
Peleliu, [17], [51]
Pendleton, Camp Joseph H., California, [17], [18], [22–25], [27], [28], [30], [32], [33], [35], [54], [76], [80], [113], [127], [132], [293]
Pensacola, Florida, [27]
Pentagon, [3], [22], [44]
Peters, Capt Uel D., [117], [240], [241], [245]
Peterson, 1stLt Elmer G., [195], [196], [208]
Petroleum-Oil-Lubricants (POL), [169]
Phase Line CC, [153], [167], [175]
Philippine Sea (CV), USS, [87]
Philippines, [27]
Phillips, Capt Walter D., Jr., [275]
Pickaway (APA), USS, [83]
Plans and orders
Operation Plan 712, [49]
Plan ABLE, [20]
Plan BAKER, [14], [20]
FECOM
Operation Plan CHROMITE, [57]
Operation Plan 110-B, [57]
ComNavFE Operation Plan 108-50, [73]
X Corps
Operational Instructions No. 1, [183]
Operation Order 1, [73]
Operation Order 2, [212]
Operation Order 5, [292]
1st Marine Division
Embarkation Plan 1-50, [28], [31], [73]
Operation Order 1-50, [28]
Operation Order 2-50, [62], [73]
Operation Order 3-50, [133]
Operation Order 4-50, [136]
Operation Order 5-50, [153]
Operation Order 6-50, [183]
Operation Order 7-50, [187]
Operation Order 9-50, [238]
Operation Order 10-50, [251]
Operation Order 11-50, [255]
Operation Order 12-50, [264]
Operation Order 13-50, [285], [286]
Operation Order 14-50, [286], [287]
Operation Order 15-50, [291]
5th Marines
Operation Order 24-50, [235]
Operation Order 26-50, [245]
Pohang-dong, [9], [13], [14], [145], [171]
Landing, [14], [15]
Pollock, MajGen Edwin A., [32], [290]
Pomeroy, Capt William D, [148n], [150], [156]
Pontoon Movement Group, [83]
Port Said, Egypt, [54]
PORTREX Operation, [19]
Posung-Myon, [44], [48]
Premature air bursts, [178]
President Jackson (APA), USS, [32], [166]
Prisoner of war stockade, [92], [128]
Prisoners of war. North Korean, [59], [90], [91], [94], [106], [107], [133], [141], [147], [152], [159], [190], [197], [202], [206], [235], [252], [260], [263], [264], [285], [287], [pic.]
Puckett, 2dLt Charles, [192]
Pukhan river, [285], [286]
Puller, Col Lewis B., [120], [121], [136], [138], [152], [181], [209], [216], [225], [232], [245], [251], [261–263], [272], [283], [pic.]
Pusan, [47], [66], [67], [74], [79–81], [83], [195], [281], [293], [298]
Logistical Command, [7]
Perimeter, [28], [42], [46], [47], [58], [65], [74], [98], [130], [139], [144], [166], [170], [171], [178], [198], [253], [296]
Pyo Yang Moon, [143]
Pyongyang, [144], [145]
Quantico, Virginia, [1], [17], [48], [49]
Quebec, [46]
Radford, Adm Arthur W., [1], [4], [23], [43], [47]
Radio Hill, [88], [90–93], [93]
Raft, [184], [199], [200]
Rapp, Capt David A., [216n]
Reclamation depot, [73]
Reconnaissance raids, [47], [48]
Recruit Depot, San Diego, California, [31]
RED Beach. See Beach, [RED].
Reeve, LtCol Douglas E., [35]
Refugees, [282]
Reinburg, Maj Joseph H., [171]
Rendezvous areas, [81]
Repair Ship, Landing Craft (ARL), [83]
Rhee, President Syngman, [284], [pic.]
Rice, [282]
Rice paddies, [197]
Richards, 1stLt Wayne E., [156]
Richardson, SSgt P., [33]
Rickert, LtCol Robert W., [113], [118n], [121]
Ridge, LtCol Thomas L., [100n], [113n], [115], [118], [122], [135], [136n], [138n], [141n], [175n], [178], [183], [223n], [232], [262]
Roach, Maj Maurice E., [146], [201], [268], [287], [289]
Roadblock, [178], [191], [211], [261], [263], [287]
Rochester (CA), USS, [84], [86], [87], [92], [202]
Roise, LtCol Harold S., [98], [104n], [110], [111n], [112], [113n], [139], [148], [133–157], [163], [188], [197n], [239], [246], [248], [250], [256], [258]
Rosegoom, Hospitalman R. E., [pic.]
Rouse, Maj Jules M., [35]
Rowny, LtCol Edward L., USA, [200]
Ruble, RAdm Richard W., USN, [67]
Ruffner, MajGen Clark L., USA, [40], [45], [58], [66], [67], [151], [153], [262]
Russell, MajGen John H., [49]
Russia, See [USSR].
Ryokoku, [276]
SCAJAP LSTs, [79]
SCAJAP LST QO[79], [166]
Sachon Creek, [204]
Salt Lake Cry, Utah, [1]
Salvage vessel (ARS), [83]
Samchok, [144], [285]
Sampson, RAdm William P., USN, [48]
San Clemente Island, [49]
San Diego, California, [5], [27], [31], [34], [75–77], [114], [146], [293]
San Francisco, California, [1], [30]
San Nicholas Island, California, [19]
Sansing, 2dLt S. E., [240]
Santiago, Cuba, [48]
Sartwell, 1stLt Paul P., [267]
Sasebo, Japan, [6], [61], [83], [86], [114]
Sawyer, Maj Webb D., [289]
Scaling ladders, [60], [103], [118], [pic.]
Schimmenti, Capt Joseph A., [236]
Schnabel, Maj James F., USA, [43n], [43n]
Schneelock, LCdr Ralph H., USN, [102], [103], [108n], [126n]
Schreier, Maj Robert L., [166]
Schwyhart, Cdr Robert M., USN, [291]
Sea bags, [76]
Sea wall, [98], [100], [105], [108], [110], [118], [126], [pic.]
Sears, Capt Norman W., USN, [87], [88]
Seattle, Washington, [pic.]
Seeburger, 1stLt Edward H., [267]
Seeley, Maj Henry W., Jr., [35]
Seigle. Ensign John, USN, [190], [193n]
Seminole (AKA), USS, [83]
Sengewald, Capt Richard H., [275]
Seoul, [2], [6], [40], [58], [76], [136], [144], [147], [148], [160], [165], [172], [181], [183], [187], [190], [196], [198–200], [202–205], [220], [222], [225], [227], [233–235], [238], [243], [245], [249], [251–283], [285–287], [292], [293], [296], [299], [pic.]
Ducksoo Palace, [255], [283]
Government Palace, [204], [255], [264], [278], [284]
Hospital, [281]
Hotel Banta, [pic.]
Middle School, [277], [278]
Railroad station, [271], [273], [279]
Sodaemun Prison, [267]
Women’s University, [282], [283]
Seoul-Ujiongbu road, [256]
Sexton, Capt Martin J., [35]
Seydel, 1stLt Karle, [247–249], [257]
Shefchik, Cpl L., [35]
Shepherd, LtGen Lemuel C., Jr., [3], [9], [44], [78], [84], [151], [165], [197], [pic.]
Sherman, Maj Donald W., [73], [74]
Sherman, Adm Forrest P., USN, [3], [4], [18], [22], [24], [33], [41], [46], [47], [53], [54]
Shields, Capt Nicholas L., [268–270], [275]
Shore Fire Control Party, [95]
Shutler, 2dLt Philip D., [192], [193]
Sicily (CVE), USS, [70], [85], [87], [168], [256], [257]
Simmons, Maj Edwin H., [113n], [114], [116], [136n], [141n], [225n], [263]
Simpson, Capt William F., [134], [256]
Siskoh Bay (CVE), USS, [54]
Sleger, 2dLt J., Jr., [139n]
Smith, Sgt Alvin E., [90]
Smith, 1stLt H. J., [240], [247], [248]
Smith, 1stLt James W., [105], [112], [113]
Smith, MajGen Oliver P., [17], [18], [23], [27], [28], [33–35], [37], [38], [40], [44], [47], [48], [51], [56n], [58], [59], [65–67], [73], [74n], [75–78], [80n], [81], [83], [84n], [88n], [97n], [98], [101n], [133n], [136], [141–144], [148], [151–153], [170], [172], [183], [184], [190], [197], [198], [201–203], [204n], [239n], [241], [244], [250n], [251n], [254], [255], [256n], [259n], [261n], [262], [282n], [283], [284], [285n], [291], [292], [pic.]
Conference with Gen Ruffner, [40]
Interview with Gen MacArthur, [38], [39]
Smith, Sgt Robert, [247]
Smith’s Ridge, [240], [245–247], [250], [257]
Smoke pots, [243]
Snedeker, Col Edward W., [73], [142n], [200n]
Snipers, North Korean, [197], [217], [276], [280], [284]
Sogam-ni, [135]
Sohn Won Yil, RAdm, ROKN, [143], [144], [152]
Sojong, [197]
Soper, Capt James B., [61n]
Soryu-li, [158], [161]
Sosa, [153], [167], [175], [177], [178], [180], [181], [209], [212]
South Mountain, [203], [255], [263], [273], [274], [279], [283]
Southerland (DD), USS, [87]
Southwind, SS, [32]
Soviet-American occupation of Korea, [2]
Soviet Union. See [USSR].
Sowolmi-do, [42], [67], [92–94]
Spanish-American War, [11]
Sparks, 1stLt William F., [195]
Stamford, Cape Edward P., [5n]
Stanford, Capt Norman R., [273]
Stein, TSgt, Max, [111]
Stevens, Capt John R., [104n], [105–107]
Stewart, Cape Gerald H., [158n], [235n]
Stewart, LtCol Joseph L., [73], [142]
Strategic bombing, [3]
Stratemeyer, LtGen George E., USAF, [2], [12], [144], [170]
Stratton, 1stLt Franklin, [289]
Struble, VAdm A. D., USN, [45n], [57], [66], [67], [84], [85], [92], [145], [151], [197], [295n], [pic.]
Stumpges, MSgt F. J., [35]
Suda Bay, Crete, [53]
Suez Canal, [33], [54], [146]
Supplies
North Korean, [232]
United States, [79], [200], [243]
Medical, [228]
Supply Dumps
North Korean, [289]
United States, [127–129], [185]
Medical, [200]
Sutter, LtCol, Allan, [113n], [116], [123], [135], [140n], [173], [183], [210], [211], [213], [221], [223n], [271n], [273]
Suwon, [58], [181], [225], [254]
Suyuhyon, [286], [287]
SWARMER Operation, [19]
Sweet, Lt Granville G., [91], [93], [139]
Swanson (DD), USS, [86], [87]
Swords, 2dLt John J., [226], [227], [231]
Tactical Air Control, [70], [181]
Tactical Air Direction Center (TADC), [104], [168]
Taebu-do, [61]
Taegu, [28], [171]
Taejon, [14], [15], [28], [253], [254]
Taejong-ni, [155]
Talasea, [17]
Tanks. See [Weapons].
Tank support, U.S., [251]
Taplett, LtCol Robert D., [88], [91–95], [101], [140], [155], [156], [188], [243], [256], [258], [277]
Tarawa, [103]
Task Force Kumpo, [286], [290]
Taylor, Capt Richard M., [209]
Tentative Manual on Landing Operations, [49]
Thach, Capt John H., USN, [257]
Thirty-Eighth Parallel, [181]
Thompson, 2dLt Carl B., Jr., [279]
Tide, [94]
Tinsley, Lt Leland, USN, [110n]
Titania (AKA), USS, [14], [32]
Tokyo, [4], [7], [9], [12], [14], [28], [35], [37], [44], [46–48], [75], [144], [197], [198]
Toledo (CA), USS, [86], [87], [202]
Tongdok Mountains, [216], [221]
Tractor Movement Group. See [U. S. Navy, Task Group 90.3].
Traffic control, [200]
Training, [75], [196]
Training Bulletin No. 36–50 (1st Marine Division), [28]
Trapnell, 2dLt Nicholas M., [278]
Transport Group, [84]
Transport Movement Group, [83]
Transports (AP), [75], [83], [84]
Transports, Attack (APA), [63], [79], [83]
Transports, High speed (APD), [63], [79], [83]
Transportation,
North Korean
Vehicles, [171], [181], [213], [274]
Trucks, [140], [147], [213–215], [278], [289]
Jeeps, [140]
United States
Vehicles, [127], [188], [287]
DUKWs, [102], [131], [178], [185], [196], [199], [200], [294]
Jeeps, [178], [197], [221], [290]
Trucks, [169], [220]
“Weasel”, [219]
Trapp, LCdr R. I., USN, [110n]
Trompeter, Maj Joseph D., [117n], [209]
Truman, President Harry S., [2], [4], [9], [22], [152], [190]
Tsushima Strait, [81]
Tugs, [83], [85]
Tulagi, [38]
Turkey, [48]
Turner, Capt Craig B., [287]
Twin Falls Victory, SS, [32]
Uijongbu, [282], [286], [287], [290]
Underwood, TSgt George C., [256]
Underwood, Lt Horace, USN, [190]
Union (AKA), USS, [14]
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, [1], [2], [57], [233], [292];
possible intervention in Korean War, [9]
United Nations, [1], [2]
Blockade and Covering Force, [65]
Cemetery, Inchon, [291], [pic.]
Command, [9], [28], [57], [297], [298]
Security Council, [2], [9], [297]
Supreme Commander. See [General of the Army Douglas MacArthur].
United States, [2], [7]
Forces in the Far East, [2]
Ground Forces
1st enemy contact by, [7]
intervention,[3]
Military Academy, [7n]
Valley Forge (CV). USS, [87]
Van Cleve, Capt Roy R., [270n], [275n]
Vieques, [49]
Vining, 1stLt Norm, [223]
Volcansek, LtCol Max J. Jr., [169], [257]
Waegwon, [171]
Walker, LtGen Walton H., USA, [8], [9], [46], [171]
Walseth, Col Harvey S., [35]
Wan Yong, BrigGen (NKPA), [160]
Wantuch (APD), USS, [102], [115]
Washington. D C., [3], [17], [23], [27], [44]
Water, [125]
Water Barge (YW), [83]
Water Point, [142]
Wayerski, 2dLt Joseph R., [95], [202n]
Weapons
North Korean
Antiaircraft guns, [85], [289], [295]
Antitank guns, [92], [177], [208], [246], [247], [250], [261], [272], [279], [pic.]
76mm, [92], [140]
14.5mm, [194]
Armor, [8], [205], [214]
Artillery, [93], [97], [171], [205], [209], [210], [215], [235], [241], [245–247], [274], [289], [290]
Heavy, [234]
Automatic Weapon, [157], [222], [245], [261], [279]
Bayonets, [277]
Grenades, [101], [112], [260]
Guns, [45], [84–86]
Coast defense, [136]
76mm, [94], [233]
76mm self-propelled, [262], [263], [278]
Howitzer, [278]
Machine guns, [94], [106], [110], [111], [120], [136], [156], [159], [194], [195], [208], [210], [250], [267], [277]
Mortar, [95], [110], [209], [215], [245–247], [257], [261], [263], [289]
120mm, [136], [234]
122mm, [140]
Pistols, [2]
Rifles, [136], [160], [267], [272], [277]
Small arms, [177], [209]
Submachine guns, [160], [272]
Tanks, [2], [95], [97], [132], [134], [139], [171], [181], [229], [262], [263], [274], [290], [297]
T-34, [2], [8], [134], [139], [148], [150], [151], [161], [175], [213–215], [229], [231], [263], [pic.]
South Korea: 105mm howitzers, [2]
United States
Artillery, [31], [63], [64], [70], [166], [180], [194], [222], [235], [236], [238], [239], [248], [251], [252], [257], [258], [263], [286], [296]
Shortages of, [8]
BAR, [150], [161], [196], [229]
Carbine, [161]
Flame thrower, [94], [106]
Grenades, [86], [94], [105], [106], [107], [112], [157], [214], [228]
Howitzers, [96], [208], [210], [215], [221], [222], [243], [248], [263], [pic.]
Machine guns, [105], [148], [150], [208], [214], [217], [229], [247]
Heavy, [163], [226], [227], [263]
Light, [226], [228]
50-caliber, [236]
Mortar, [70], [105], [217], [236], [273], [278], [263]
4.2 inch, [251], [252]
81mm, [206], [214], [248], [263], [270], [278]
60mm, [226], [229], [240], [267], [278]
Recoilless rifles, [163], [173]
75mm, [148], [150], [263]
Rifles, [150], [161]
Rocket-launchers, [148], [214]
2.36-inch, [8], [150]
3.5-inch, [148], [150], [229], [263]
Submachine guns (Tommy guns), [86]
Tanks, [31], [91], [93], [94], [138], [163], [188], [199], [208], [210], [221], [235], [239], [243], [247], [250], [257], [259], [260], [272], [277–280], [286], [287], [289], [pic.]
Dozer, [211]
Flame, [260], [272], [279]
M-4A3, [132]
M-24, [8]
M-26, [91], [105], [138], [139], [147], [150], [156], [157], [175–177], [209], [220], [240], [260], [261], [271], [272]
Weidemeyer, Lt Dick, [110n], [127n]
Weir, Col Kenneth H., [169]
Westover, Capt George C., [118], [141n]
Whitesand Bay (PF), HMS, [144]
Wilcox, Capt Myron E., [276]
Wildman, Capt Patrick W., [90], [92], [188]
Williams, Capt Albert L., [183]
Williams, Capt Bruce F., [259], [260]
Williams, Lt Edward B., USN, [5]
Williams, Col Gregon A., [35], [78]
Williams, Maj Lloyd O., [35]
Williamson, lstLt Wallace, [195], [270]
Wilson, LCdr James C., USN, [110n]
Wirth, lstLt Karl, [248]
Wol Ki Chan, MajGen, NKPA, [233]
Wolmi-do, [42], [45], [59], [63], [64], [67], [69], [74], [77], [78], [85–94], [101], [103–105], [129], [131], [142], [145], [152], [167], [pic.]
Wonjong-ni, [201], [212]
Wonsan, [41], [285], [292]
World Series, [291]
World War I, [48]
World War II, [7], [49], [51], [59], [97], [130], [292]
Wray, Capt Robert P., [121n], [216], [217], [219], [273]
Wright, BrigGen Edwin K., USA, [6], [9], [43], [45], [66], [67], [151], [pic.]
Wyczawski, LtCol Richard W., [170], [257]
Yasso, Hospitalman Frank J., [pic.]
YELLOW Beach. See Beaches, [YELLOW].
Yellow Sea, [81], [85], [87]
Yellowstone (AD), USS, [53]
Yellowstone Park, [1]
Yokohama, Japan, [13], [14], [80], [81], [83]
Yokosuka, Japan, [5n], [80]
Yongdok, [145]
Yongdong, [15]
Yonghung-do, [61], [62]
Yongdungpo, [180], [181], [183], [184], [197–199], [203–206], [208], [209], [212], [213], [215], [216], [220–222], [225–229], [231–233], [243], [244], [254], [281]
Brewery, [pic.]
Hospital, [281]
Yongil Bay, [14]
Young People’s Anti-Communist Resistance League, [141]
Zorn, Capt Elmer J., [275]

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