ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 634 20 August 1950
FIELD REPORT (ADVATIS - 0463) 17 August 1950
| Name: | LEE, CHOKG IL (이경일) |
| Rank: | Jr Lt |
| Age: | 24 |
| Organization: | 10th Div, 6th Regt (29th Regt, Code 751), 3rd Bn, 8th Co, 2nd Plt |
| Duties: | Platoon Commander |
| Education: | Primary School, 4 years |
| Occupation: | Farmer |
| Address: | MANCHURIA, KWANTUNG |
| Date and Place Captured: | 1100, 14 Aug 50, approx 2 km N of HANAN by ROK Forces. |
| Interrogator: | Sgt CHIJA |
Subject tried to evade answering a question by changing the subject, etc. PW was uncooperative and tried to give misleading information.
T/O of PW’s Unit:10th Division consisted of:
4th Regt - Code No. 749
5th Regt - Code No. 750
6th Regt (29th Regt) - Code No. 751
Disposition of Above Units:On 9 Aug 50, 3rd Bn was 2 km N of HANAN.
Estimated Strength of Above Units:| Original | Present | |
| 10th Division | 7,000 | Unknown |
| 6st Regiment | 1,500 | 〃 |
| 3rd Battalion | 500 | 300 |
| 8th Company | 100 | (Annihilated) |
| Weapons and equipment unknown. | ||
Volunteered in May 48 - SUKCH’ON. Received infantry training for 6 months. Commissioned Jr Lt in Aug 49.
| Departed | Date | Travelled |
| SUKCH’ON | 21 Jul 50 | Marched |
| HAEJU | 25 Jul 50 | Train |
| KAESONG | 30 Jul 50 | Train |
| KUMSON | 8 Aug 50 | Marched |
| CHAERYONG | 10 Aug 50 | Marched |
| NAKTONG River | 11 Aug 50 | Marched |
10th Division CO: Maj Gen KIM, TAE UN, Age 50
6th Regt CO: Col CH’OE, YON, Age 40
3rd Bn CO: Maj O, HUK KU, Age 30
8th Co CO: Capt CH’OE MYONG YUN, Age 27
(All phonetic — PW injured, unable to write)
Armor:No information.
Artillery:No information.
Food and Ammunition Supply:Food scares. Ate a small amount, 3 times a day. No ammunition received after initial issue of 100 rounds, date unknown.
Replacements, Wounded & Stragglers:Wounded evacuated to rear.
No replacements. At end of rehabilitation, personnel returned to original unit.
Captured Equipment:No information.
Enemy Intentions:Objective - T’AEGU.
No other information.
US PW’s (HAEJU)Approximately 10 American PW’s seen walking on a road followed by guard in the city. Heard that PW’s were treated well. No other details available.
Signed TARKENTON/WALKER
