INDEX
UNIT | SUBJECT | PAGE NUMBER |
| Chinese Communist Forces | ||
| Chinese Communist Army | ||
| 4th Field Army | ||
| Unit Identification | 101 | |
| 38th Army (4th Field Army) (Camouflage Designations in KOREA Variously Reported as Liao-Yang Sector Army, Liao-Yang Unit, T’ung-Hua Army, Tung-An Army, Langju* Army, Tung-An Unit, Pauzu Unit) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 101 | |
| Unit Identification | 16, 101 | |
| Unit Organization | 16, 101 | |
| 40th Army (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Yenji Unit) | ||
| Unit Identification | 47 | |
| Unit Organization | 49 | |
| 50th Army (4th Field Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Variously Reported as 67th Unit, 57th Unit, or Liang-Shan Unit; Believed to have formerly been a Garrison Unit Attached presently to 4th Field Army) | ||
| Personalities | 19 | |
| Unit Identification | 18, 27 | |
| Unit Organization | 18, 28 | |
| 52nd Army (Not Previously Identified) | ||
| Unit Dispositions | 102 | |
| Unit Identification | 102 | |
| 1st Division (38th Army) (Probably an Erroneous Designation; Regiments shown for 1st Division are as previously Reported Subordinate to 112th Division, 38th Army; Interrogee probably confused as to Designation due to fact that 112th Division, 38th Army, was previously 1st Division, Northeast Chine People’s Liberation Army) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 16 | |
| Armament | 16 | |
| Artillery | 16 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 16 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 17 | |
| Camouflage, Fortifications | 16 | |
| Condition of Troops | 17 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 17 | |
| Food Supply | 16, 17 | |
| Fortifications | 16 | |
| Incidence of Frostbite | 17 | |
| Interpreters | 16 | |
| Morale | 17 | |
| Movement of Unit | 16 | |
| Personalities | 16 | |
| Strength | 16 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 17 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 16 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 16 | |
| Unit Identification | 16 | |
| Unit Organization | 16 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 16 | |
| 2nd Division (38th Army) (Probably an Erroneous Designation; Interrogee Probably confused as to Designation due to fact that 113th Division, 38th Army, was previously 2nd Division, Northeast China People’s Liberation Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 16 | |
| 3rd Division (38th Army) (Probably an Erroneous Designation; Interrogee probably confused as to Designation due to fact that 114th Division, 38th Army, was previously 3rd Division, Northeast China People’s Liberation Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 16 | |
| 110th Division (40th Army) (Probably a typographical error and should have been written and 118th Division, 40th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 49 | |
| 112th Division (38th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Tung-An 1st Branch Unit or Pyongnom* Unit) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 102 | |
| Anti-tank | 102 | |
| Armament | 101, 102 | |
| Artillery | 101, 102 | |
| Availability of Air Support | 102 | |
| CCF Intentions | 102 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 102 | |
| Effect of UN Artillery | 102 | |
| Effect of UN Propaganda | 102 | |
| Former CNA Personnel in CCF | 102 | |
| Morale | 102 | |
| Movement of Unit | 101 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 102 | |
| Propaganda, UN Leaflets | 102 | |
| Replacements, Personnel | 102 | |
| Strength | 101 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 101 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 101 | |
| Unit Identification | 101 | |
| Unit Organization | 101 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 102 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 102 | |
| 113th Division (38th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Tung-An 2nd Branch Unit) | ||
| Unit Identification | 101 | |
| 114th Division (38th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Tung-An 3rd Branch Unit) | ||
| Unit Identification | 101 | |
| 119th Division (40th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Yenji 2nd Branch Unit; One Interrogee Reported that 119th Division was also known as 19th Division) | ||
| Strength | 49 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 49 | |
| Tactics, Attack | 49 | |
| Unit Identification | 49 | |
| Unit Mission | 49 | |
| 120th Division (40th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Yenji 3rd Branch Unit) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 47, 48 | |
| Armament | 47, 48 | |
| Artillery | 47, 49 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 48 | |
| Codes and Ciphers | 48 | |
| Communications Personnel | 48 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 48 | |
| Effect of UN Artillery | 47 | |
| Food Supply | 48 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 47, 48 | |
| Military Communications Net | 48 | |
| Passwords | 47 | |
| Personalities | 48 | |
| Strength | 47 | |
| Supply Sources | 48 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 47 | |
| Tactics, Attack | 47, 49 | |
| Tactics, Military Communications | 47, 48 | |
| Tactics, River Crossing | 47 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 49 | |
| Unit Identification | 47 | |
| Unit Mission | 47, 49 | |
| Unit Organization | 47, 49 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 47 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 47, 48 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 47 | |
| 127th Division (50th Army) (Reported by an Interrogee to be Subordinate to 50th Army; 127th Division, however, is normally Reported as Subordinate to 43rd Army, not 50th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 28 | |
| 128th Division (50th Army) (Reported by an Interrogee to have been the 146th Division, 50th Army, prior to January 1951; 146th Division, however, is normally Reported to be Subordinate to 49th Army, not to 50th Army, and 128th Division Subordinate to 43rd Army, not to 50th Army; 128th Division Reported by three Interrogees to be presently Subordinate to 50th Army) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 27, 28 | |
| Armament | 27 | |
| Attitude, CCF Personnel | 28 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 27 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 28 | |
| Evacuation of Casualties | 28 | |
| Food Supply | 28 | |
| Fortifications | 27 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 28 | |
| Military Communications Net | 28 | |
| Morale | 28 | |
| Movement of Unit | 27 | |
| Supply Sources | 28 | |
| Unit Identification | 27 | |
| Unit Mission | 27 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 27 | |
| 129th Division (50th Army) (Reported by one Interrogee to have been the 147th Division, 50th Army, prior to January 1951; 147th Division, however, is normally Reported to be Subordinate to 49th Army, not to 50th Army, and 129th Division Subordinate to 43rd Army, not to 50th Army; 129th Division Reported by two Interrogees to be Subordinate to 50th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 28 | |
| 148th Division (50th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Variously Reported as 1st Battalion, 57th Unit; 1st Battalion, Liang-Shan Unit; or 1st Battalion, 67th Unit) | ||
| Unit Identification | 18 | |
| 149th Division (50th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Various Reported as 2nd Battalion, 57th unit; 2nd Battalion, Liang-Shan Unit; or 3rd Battalion, 67th Unit) | ||
| Unit Identification | 18 | |
| 150th Division (50th Army) (Camouflage Designation in KOREA is Variously Reported as 3rd Battalion, 57th Unit; 3rd Battalion, Liang-Shan Unit; or 2nd Battalion, 67th Unit) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 18 | |
| Armament | 18 | |
| Attitude, CCF Personnel | 18 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 18 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 18 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 18 | |
| Food Supply | 18 | |
| Former CNA Personnel in CCF | 18 | |
| Fortifications | 18 | |
| Morale | 18 | |
| Movement of Unit | 18 | |
| Personalities | 19 | |
| Strength | 18 | |
| Supply Sources | 18 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 18 | |
| Unit Identification | 18 | |
| Unit Organization | 18 | |
| U/I Division | ||
| Strength | 79 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 79 | |
| General | ||
| Armament | 1, 31 | |
| CCF Intentions | 58 | |
| Interpreters | 2, 4 | |
| Military Billets | 2 | |
| Movement of Unit | 2 | |
| Patrols, Reconnaissance | 6 | |
| Strength | 4, 6, 30 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 2, 4, 30 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 2, 6 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 31 | |
| Chinese Nationalist Forces | ||
| Chinese Nationalist Army | ||
| 60th Army | ||
| Unit Identification | 27 | |
| 41st Division (60th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 27 | |
| North KOREA | ||
| KOJANG (40°36’N-125°56’5) | ||
| Sketch of City Area | 49 | |
| Ministry of Internal Affairs | ||
| Government Agency | 3 | |
| Ministry of National Defense | ||
| Government Agency | 62 | |
| Manufacturing Facilities | 62 | |
| Munitions Manufacture | 62 | |
| Munitions Manufacturing for NKF | 62 | |
| Responsibilities, Government Agency | 62 | |
| General | ||
| Governmental agencies | 3, 62 | |
| Organizations, Communist | 88 | |
| Refugees | 31 | |
| North Korean Forces | ||
| North Korean Army | ||
| I Corps (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Unit Headquarters | 1, 2 | |
| Unit Identification | 1, 2, 63 | |
| II Corps (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Assignment of Personnel | 78 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 95 | |
| Military Communications Net | 95 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 57 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 3 | |
| Unit Identification | 3, 5, 23, 26, 50, 57, 59, 71, 78, 92, 93, 95 | |
| Unit Organization | 6, 73 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 95 | |
| III Corps (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Unit Dispositions | 3, 4 | |
| Unit Identification | 3 | |
| Unit Organization | 4 | |
| V Corps (Activated in November 1950) | ||
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 54 | |
| Effect of UN Artillery | 54 | |
| Personalities | 13 | |
| Re-assembly Points | 54 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 26, 57 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 54 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 54 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 12 | |
| Unit Identification | 10, 12, 26, 54, 57 | |
| Unit Organization | 54 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 54 | |
| 1st Division (Reorganized in October and November 1950; Also 1st “Heidan” by Various Informants) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 2, 4 | |
| Anti-tank | 2, 4 | |
| Armament | 2, 4 | |
| Artillery | 1, 4 | |
| Communications Personnel | 2, 4 | |
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 2 | |
| Effect of UN Propaganda | 2 | |
| Food Supply | 2 | |
| Medical Personnel | 2 | |
| Movement of Unit | 1, 3 | |
| Propaganda, UN Leaflets | 2 | |
| Strength | 2, 4 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 3 | |
| Unit Identification | 1, 3 | |
| Unit Mission | 1-3 | |
| Unit Organization | 2 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 2, 4 | |
| 2nd Division (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 11, 35, 61 | |
| Armament | 11, 35, 59, 60 | |
| Artillery | 11, 35, 59 | |
| Assignment of Personnel | 26 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 11 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 11, 51 | |
| Capture of UN PsW | 59 | |
| Casualties | 60 | |
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 11 | |
| Food Supply | 11, 61 | |
| Medical Personnel | 60 | |
| Morale | 61 | |
| Movement of Unit | 20, 35, 38, 59, 60 | |
| Personalities | 60 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 26, 59 | |
| Replacements, Personnel | 60, 61 | |
| River Crossing Equipment | 59 | |
| Strength | 11, 20, 35, 36, 59, 60 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 35, 59, 60 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 59 | |
| Tactics, River Crossing | 59 | |
| Training | 59 | |
| Training, Engineer | 59 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 59 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 26, 59 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 59 | |
| Unit Identification | 11, 12, 20, 26, 35, 36, 59, 62, 65, 73, 93, 95 | |
| Unit Mission | 11, 26, 35, 60, 73 | |
| Unit Organization | 11, 35, 59, 60 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 12, 59 | |
| UN PsW | 59 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 35, 60 | |
| 3rd Division (Variously Reported as Completely Reorganized in November 1950 or Reorganized in November 1950 as 48th Independent Regiment) | ||
| Strength | 3 | |
| Unit Identification | 3, 12, 93 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 12 | |
| 4th Division (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 71 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 26 | |
| Unit Identification | 8, 26, 71 | |
| Unit Mission | 8 | |
| 5th Divisions (Reportedly Presently Reorganized) | ||
| Training | 90 | |
| Unit Identification | 8, 12, 90 | |
| Unit Mission | 8 | |
| 6th Division (Reorganized in October and November 1950) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 9, 15, 24, 25, 54-56 | |
| Anti-tank | 56 | |
| Armament | 9, 15, 24, 25, 54, 56 | |
| Assignment of Personnel | 24 | |
| Attitude, NKF Personnel | 25 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 15, 24, 25, 56 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 9, 25, 54, 56 | |
| Camouflage, Personnel | 24 | |
| Clothing Supply | 54 | |
| Code Numbers, Personnel | 24, 25 | |
| Condition of troops | 56 | |
| Desertion | 56 | |
| Discipline | 55 | |
| Effect of Weather Conditions | 54 | |
| Food Supply | 25, 56 | |
| Incidence of Frostbite | 9, 56 | |
| Intelligence, Methods | 54 | |
| Medical Personnel | 9, 24 | |
| Medical Supplies | 9 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 54 | |
| Military Communications Net | 54 | |
| Morale | 25, 56 | |
| Movement of Unit | 8, 9, 15, 24, 56 | |
| Personalities | 9, 89 | |
| ROK Personnel in NKF | 15, 24, 56 | |
| Security Against Air Attack | 24 | |
| Status of Training | 56 | |
| Strength | 9, 15, 24, 54, 56 | |
| Supply Sources | 54-56 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 24, 56 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 24, 56 | |
| Tactics, March | 24 | |
| Uniforms, Summer | 9 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 9, 25, 56 | |
| Unit Code Names | 24, 25, 56 | |
| Unit Code Numbers | 24, 25, 56 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 24, 26 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 9, 24 | |
| Unit Identification | 6-8, 12, 15, 24, 26, 54, 56, 88, 93, 95 | |
| Unit Mission | 9, 24 | |
| Unit Organization | 54, 56 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 12 | |
| UN PsW | 24 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 56 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 56 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 24, 25, 54, 56 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 54, 56 | |
| 7th Division (Various Informants Report that 7th Division was Redesignated 12th Division (or Andong 12th Division) after July 1950; Others Report both a 7th Division and a 12th Division after that date; Present Disposition cannot be Determined as various Informants Report 7th Division to have been Reorganized in November 1950; Report Observation of the Division as of January 1951; Other Informants Report the 7th Division (?) to have been Deactivated as of November 1950) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 70 | |
| Anti-desertion Measures | 70 | |
| Armament | 70 | |
| Artillery | 26, 69 | |
| Attitude, NKF Personnel | 70 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 70 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 70 | |
| Availability of Transport | 70 | |
| Condition of Troops | 70 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 69 | |
| Food Supply | 70 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 70 | |
| Morale | 70 | |
| Movement of Unit | 69 | |
| Personalities | 70 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 69 | |
| Security Against Air Attack | 69 | |
| Security Measures | 69 | |
| Strength | 26 | |
| Tactics, March | 69 | |
| Treatment of UN PsW | 70 | |
| Unit Code Names | 69 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 24, 26 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 24 | |
| Unit Identification | 24, 26, 69 | |
| Unit Mission | 70 | |
| Unit Organization | 26, 70 | |
| UN PsW | 70 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 70 | |
| 8th Division (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 30 | |
| Armament | 30 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 31 | |
| Casualties | 31 | |
| Desertion | 31 | |
| Food Supply | 31 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 30 | |
| Military Communications Net | 30 | |
| Morale | 30 | |
| Movement of Unit | 29 | |
| Personnel Types | 30 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 30 | |
| Propaganda, UN Leaflets | 30 | |
| Replacements, Personnel | 31 | |
| Status of Training | 30 | |
| Strength | 29, 30 | |
| Supply Sources | 31 | |
| Training | 29 | |
| Unit Code Names | 30 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 29 | |
| Unit Identification | 29 | |
| Unit Mission | 30 | |
| Unit Organization | 29 | |
| 9th Division (Reorganized in November 1950) | ||
| Unit Identification | 6-8, 26, 73 | |
| Unit Mission | 8, 73 | |
| 10th Division (Reorganized in October and November 1950 at Partial Strength) | ||
| Agents | 97 | |
| Ammunition Supply | 20-23, 33, 36, 42, 44, 68, 72, 75, 77, 79, 81, 96, 100 | |
| Anti-desertion Measures | 75, 96 | |
| Anti-tank | 41, 42, 44, 72 | |
| Armament | 20-22, 33, 36, 41, 42, 44, 72, 75, 79, 81, 96, 97, 100 | |
| Artillery | 21, 22, 32, 33, 40, 41, 43, 44, 72, 94 98 | |
| Assignment of Personnel | 76, 78 | |
| Attitude, NKF Personnel | 93, 96 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 33, 75, 77, 79, 81, 94 | |
| Availability of Medical Supplies | 22 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 20, 21, 33, 41, 68, 72, 75, 77, 80, 81, 98, 100 | |
| Casualties | 20, 22, 32, 42, 43, 71, 74, 79, 93, 94, 97, 99 | |
| Clothing Supply | 76, 77, 80, 94, 97 | |
| Combat Orders | 71 | |
| Communications Personnel | 21, 23, 41, 43, 67, 72, 92, 94, 95, 98 | |
| Condition of Equipment | 96 | |
| Condition of Troops | 23 | |
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 41, 44, 75, 93 | |
| Cultural Section Personnel | 42, 67, 94, 98 | |
| Desertion | 96, 99 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 80, 93, 97 | |
| Effect of UN Artillery | 36, 93, 97 | |
| Effect of UN Propaganda | 93 | |
| Effect of Weather Conditions | 20, 80 | |
| Escape of UN PsW | 36 | |
| Evacuation of Casualties | 22 | |
| Female personnel in NKF | 43 | |
| Field Hospitals | 73 | |
| Food Supply | 21, 33, 36, 41, 44, 68, 75, 79, 93, 96 | |
| Incidence of Disease | 33 | |
| Incidence of Frostbite | 22, 23, 33 | |
| Land Mines | 33 | |
| Land Mines, Types | 23 | |
| Medical Personnel | 21-23, 41, 43, 67, 72 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 20, 21, 33, 36, 44, 68, 73, 79, 95, 97 | |
| Military Communications Net | 20, 33, 44, 68, 73, 79, 95 | |
| Morale | 33, 75, 76, 79, 93, 96 | |
| Movement of Unit | 20-22, 32, 38, 40, 43, 67, 71, 72, 74, 76, 78-80, 93-96, 99 | |
| NKA Intentions | 93 | |
| Patrols, Reconnaissance | 67, 97 | |
| Personalities | 21-23, 33, 67, 72, 92-95 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 71, 80 | |
| Propaganda, Communist | 93 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 96 | |
| Propaganda, UN Leaflets | 93 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 32 | |
| Re-assembly Points | 71, 94 | |
| Replacements, Personnel | 20, 23, 34, 42, 93 | |
| Security Measures | 95, 97 | |
| Self-propelled Guns | 41 | |
| Status of Training | 34, 75, 76 | |
| Strength | 20-23, 33, 36, 40, 41, 43, 67, 71, 72, 75, 79, 81, 92-96, 98, 99 | |
| Supply | 21 | |
| Supply Sources | 33, 36, 41, 44, 75, 79, 94 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 20, 22, 32, 33, 40, 42, 43, 71, 72, 74, 93-96, 99 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 20, 32, 40, 71, 72, 93 | |
| Tactics, Attack | 96 | |
| Tactics, March | 22, 32, 33, 36, 40, 43, 71, 74, 76, 78, 93 | |
| Training | 99 | |
| Treatment of Casualties | 20, 22, 80 | |
| Uniforms | 97 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 20, 21, 97 | |
| Unit Activation | 67, 92 | |
| Unit Code Names | 67, 73, 79, 95 | |
| Unit Code Numbers | 44, 95 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 67, 92 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 96 | |
| Unit Identification | 6, 20-23, 32, 36, 40, 43, 67, 71, 74, 76, 78, 80, 92, 99 | |
| Unit Mission | 21, 22, 33, 36, 41, 44, 71, 73, 75, 79, 81, 95, 96, 99 | |
| Unit Organization | 21-23, 32, 33, 40, 41, 43, 67, 72, 74, 79, 81, 92, 94, 98 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 79, 80 | |
| UN PsW | 36 | |
| Use of Captured Equipment | 94 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 20, 33 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 79 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 20, 21, 33, 41, 42, 44, 75, 79, 95-97, 100 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 41, 44, 79 | |
| Vehicle Movement of Supplies | 33 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 20, 97 | |
| Wearing of UN Uniforms | 97 | |
| 12th Division (Various Informants Report that 12th Division (or Andong 12th Division) was 7th Division prior to July 1950; Others report both a 7th Division and a 12th Division after that date. 12th Division presently reported as reorganized in November 1950 by various informants who also indicate that 7th Division was Reorganized at that time; Others state that whereas 12th Division was reorganized in November 1950, 7th Division was Deactivated) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 12, 57 | |
| Armament | 12, 57 | |
| Artillery | 63 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 12, 57 | |
| Capabilities, Units | 13 | |
| Clothing Supply | 13 | |
| Condition of Troops | 13, 57 | |
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 12 | |
| Desertion | 57 | |
| Food Supply | 12, 57 | |
| Fortifications | 12, 63 | |
| Incidence of Frostbite | 13, 57 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 13 | |
| Military Communications Net | 13 | |
| Morale | 13, 57 | |
| Movement of Unit | 12, 14, 57 | |
| Personalities | 13 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 12 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 13 | |
| Re-assembly Points | 12 | |
| Strength | 12, 14, 54, 57 | |
| Supply Sources | 12, 57 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 14 | |
| Tactics, Attack | 14 | |
| Tactics, Security | 12 | |
| Uncontrolled Withdrawal | 12 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 12, 13, 57 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 26, 63 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 14 | |
| Unit Identification | 6, 12, 14, 26, 54, 57, 63 | |
| Unit Mission | 12, 14, 63 | |
| Unit Organization | 14 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 12 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 12 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 12, 57 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 14 | |
| 14th Division (Reportedly Reorganized in December 1950) | ||
| Unit Identification | 99 | |
| 15th Division (Variously Reported as Deactivated in December 1950 or January 1951; and Absorbed by 2nd and 31st Divisions or Reorganized in December 1950 as a Guerrilla Division) | ||
| Artillery | 41 | |
| Self-propelled Guns | 41 | |
| Unit Identification | 4, 41 | |
| 27th Division (Reportedly Activated in November 1950) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 8, 10, 58 | |
| Armament | 8, 10, 58 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 8, 10 | |
| Combat Orders | 58 | |
| Condition of Troops | 8, 10 | |
| Effect of Weather Conditions | 8, 58 | |
| Food Supply | 8, 10 | |
| Incidence of Disease | 10 | |
| Incidence of Frostbite | 8, 10 | |
| Morale | 58 | |
| Movement of Unit | 7, 8, 58 | |
| Patrols, Reconnaissance | 7 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 58 | |
| ROK Personnel in NKF | 8, 58 | |
| Security Against Air Attack | 8, 10 | |
| Strength | 7, 10 , 58 | |
| Supply Source | 10 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 7, 10, 58 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 58 | |
| Tactics, March | 8, 10 | |
| Training | 58 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 8, 10, 58 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 58 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 7, 8, 10 | |
| Unit Identification | 7, 8, 10, 54, 58 | |
| Unit Mission | 7, 8, 10 | |
| Unit Organization | 10 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 10 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 8 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 58 | |
| Wearing of UN Uniforms | 58 | |
| 31st Division (Activated in November 1950 from Remnants of NKA 48th Division and 35th Independent Brigade; Believed to have formerly been 31st Independent Brigade; Called 68th Division until December 1950 as a Security Measure) | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 50 | |
| Casualties | 50 | |
| Clothing Supply | 50 | |
| Communications Personnel | 50 | |
| Effect of Weather Conditions | 50 | |
| Evacuation of Casualties | 50 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 50 | |
| Movement of Unit | 5, 26, 50, 61 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 50 | |
| Re-assembly Points | 51 | |
| Strength | 6, 26, 50 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 50 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 50 | |
| Tactics, Military Communications | 50 | |
| Unit Disorganization | 50 | |
| Unit Identification | 5, 26, 50, 61 | |
| Unit Mission | 26, 50 | |
| Unit Organization | 6, 50 | |
| 38th Division (Reportedly Activated in November 1950 from former 38th Independent Brigade) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 26 | |
| Strength | 26, 54 | |
| Unit Identification | 26, 54 | |
| 43rd Division (Activated in November or December 1950) | ||
| Agents | 52 | |
| Ammunition Supply | 52 | |
| Armament | 52 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 52 | |
| Clothing Supply | 52 | |
| Communications Personnel | 52 | |
| Cultural Section Personnel | 52 | |
| Effect of Weather Conditions | 53 | |
| Espionage | 52 | |
| Food Supply | 52 | |
| Intelligence, Methods | 52 | |
| Military Billets | 52 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 52 | |
| Personalities | 52, 53 | |
| Reconnaissance | 52 | |
| Strength | 52, 54 | |
| Supply Sources | 52 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 52 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 52 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 52 | |
| Unit Identification | 52, 54 | |
| Unit Mission | 52 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 53 | |
| I Guerrilla Corps (Also called Chiri-San Guerrilla Unit) | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 90 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 90 | |
| Food Supply | 91 | |
| Incidence of Disease | 90 | |
| Movement of Unit | 90 | |
| Passwords | 86 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 90 | |
| Supply Sources | 91 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 90 | |
| Uniforms | 91 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 86 | |
| Unit Identification | 82, 83, 86, 90 | |
| Unit Mission | 87, 91 | |
| Unit Organization | 86, 90, 91 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 91 | |
| 1st Guerrilla Group | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 46 | |
| Anti-tank | 46 | |
| Armament | 46 | |
| Female Personnel in NKF | 45, 46 | |
| Movement of Unit | 45 | |
| Strength | 45, 46 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 45 | |
| Tactics, March | 45 | |
| Unit Code Names | 46 | |
| Unit Disorganization | 45 | |
| Unit Identification | 45 | |
| Unit Organization | 45, 46 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 46 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 46 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 46 | |
| 1st Military Academy (Also called 1st Cadet’s School) (P’YONGYANG) | ||
| Unit Identification | 65, 66 | |
| 2nd Officer Candidate School (2nd Central Political School) (P’YONGYANG) | ||
| Unit Identification | 65, 66 | |
| 8th Independent Infantry (Guerrilla) Regiment (Activated in October 1950 and later Assigned as 6th Regiment of NKA 2nd Division) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 26 | |
| Strength | 26 | |
| Unit Deactivation | 26 | |
| Unit Identification | 26 | |
| 12th Independent Brigade (Originally a Unit of the People’s Volunteer Army Organized by the NKA from South Koreans; Believed Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Assignment of Units | 71 | |
| Movement of Unit | 71 | |
| Tactics, March | 71 | |
| Training | 71 | |
| Unit Identification | 71 | |
| 39th Independent Brigade (Also called 39th Unit; Activated in January 1951) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 6 | |
| Armament | 6 | |
| Movement of Unit | 5, 6 | |
| NKA Intentions | 6 | |
| Strength | 6 | |
| Tactics, Attack | 6 | |
| Unit Code Names | 6 | |
| Unit Disorganization | 6 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 6 | |
| Unit Identification | 5, 93 | |
| Unit Mission | 6 | |
| Unit Organization | 6 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 6 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 6 | |
| 102nd (Code) Unit (Actual Unit Designation not known; Believed Absorbed by I Guerrilla Corps) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 85, 86 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 85 | |
| 103rd Security Forces Brigade (Believed Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Training | 3 | |
| Unit Identification | 3 | |
| 571st (Code) Independent Infantry Regiment (Also called 571st Independent Rear Security Regiment; Later Incorporated into 26th Coastal Security Brigade as a Battalion) | ||
| Assignment of Units | 62 | |
| Casualties | 62 | |
| Korean Personnel from CCF | 65 | |
| Personalities | 65 | |
| Strength | 62, 63 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 62, 63 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 63 | |
| Unit Disorganization | 62, 63 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 62 | |
| Unit Identification | 62 | |
| Unit Mission | 62 | |
| Unit Organization | 62 | |
| Chi Guerrilla Unit (Also called Chide Guerrilla Unit) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 85, 86 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 90 | |
| Chiri-San Guerrilla Unit (Also called I Guerrilla Corps) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 89 | |
| Anti-tank | 89 | |
| Armament | 89 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 89 | |
| Availability of Medical treatment | 84 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 84 | |
| Camouflage, Personnel | 84 | |
| Casualties | 82 | |
| Discipline | 89 | |
| Food Supply | 84 | |
| Military Communications Net | 84 | |
| Morale | 84 | |
| Movement of Unit | 82 | |
| Personalities | 89 | |
| Personnel Types | 84 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 83 | |
| Replacements, Personnel | 83 | |
| Status of Training | 91 | |
| Strength | 82, 84, 88, 89, 91 | |
| Tactics, Attack | 83 | |
| Tactics, March | 83 | |
| Treatment of Casualties | 84 | |
| Uniforms | 84 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 83, 91 | |
| Unit Identification | 82, 83, 88, 91 | |
| Unit Organization | 82, 83, 88, 89 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 89 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 89 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 89 | |
| Volunteers, Military | 83, 84 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 84 | |
| Chung Gi Guerrilla Unit (Or Chunggi, Ch’ongi, Chong Gi, Chonki) | ||
| Unit Dispositions | 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90 | |
| Hung Bok Guerrilla Unit (or Hungpok, Hyengpok) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 87, 91 | |
| Armament | 87, 91 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 87 | |
| Casualties | 86 | |
| Female Personnel in NKF | 87, 91 | |
| Medical Personnel | 87, 91 | |
| Medical Supplies | 87 | |
| Military Communications Net | 91 | |
| Morale | 91 | |
| Movement of Unit | 88 | |
| Personalities | 86, 91 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 85 | |
| Strength | 87, 88 | |
| Supply | 87 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 86, 88 | |
| Uniforms | 87 | |
| Unit Activation | 88 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90 | |
| Unit Organization | 86 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 85 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 87 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 87, 91 | |
| Wearing of Civilian Clothing | 87 | |
| Hyong Sok Guerrilla Unit (Or Hyonsok, Hyongsok) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 85, 86 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90 | |
| Kangil Guerrilla Unit (Or Kwan Il, Kwang-Il, Kyano-Il) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 85, 86 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 86 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90 | |
| Unit Organization | 45 | |
| No. 5 Democratic Youth League Training Center (SUKCH’ON) | ||
| Redesignation of Units | 92 | |
| Strength | 92 | |
| Training | 92 | |
| Training, Military Communications | 92 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 92 | |
| Unit Identification | 92 | |
| People’s Volunteer Corps (Also called People’s Volunteer Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 71 | |
| Security School (NANAM) | ||
| Civilian Employees of Army | 62 | |
| Indoctrination, Political | 62 | |
| Personalities | 62, 65 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 65 | |
| Strength | 62 | |
| Training | 62 | |
| Training, Instructors | 62 | |
| Unit Identification | 62 | |
| So Guerrilla Unit (Also called Sobu Guerrilla Unit) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 82, 83 | |
| Armament | 82, 83 | |
| Movement of Unit | 85, 86 | |
| Supply Sources | 83 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 82, 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 90 | |
| Unit Organization | 82 | |
| Use of Captured Equipment | 83 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 83 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 82, 83 | |
| Tangjung Guerrilla Unit (Or Tangyong, Tangjong, Tanjong) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 85, 86 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 85 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 82, 83, 85, 86, 90 | |
| U/I Division | ||
| Strength | 3 | |
| U/I Guerrilla Units | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 39 | |
| Armament | 38, 39 | |
| Availability of Medical Treatment | 39 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 39 | |
| Capture of UN PsW | 37, 38 | |
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 39 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 39 | |
| Effect of UN Artillery | 39 | |
| Escape of UN PsW | 38 | |
| Female Personnel in NKF | 38 | |
| Food Supply | 38, 39 | |
| Insignia, Bank | 38 | |
| Internment of UN PsW | 37, 38 | |
| Interpreters | 37, 38 | |
| Interrogation of UN PsW | 37, 38 | |
| Medical Personnel | 39 | |
| Medical Supplies | 39 | |
| Military Billets | 38 | |
| Military Communications Net | 38 | |
| Movement of Unit | 37, 38 | |
| Release of UN PsW | 37, 38 | |
| Security Measures | 37, 38 | |
| Strength | 37, 38 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 37, 38 | |
| Tactics, March | 38 | |
| Treatment of UN PsW | 37, 38 | |
| Uniforms | 38 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 37, 38 | |
| Unit Mission | 38, 39 | |
| UN PsW | 37, 38 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 39 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 38, 39 | |
| Wearing of US Uniforms | 38 | |
| General | ||
| Armament | 1, 5 | |
| Artillery | 30 | |
| Assignment of Personnel | 80 | |
| Conscription | 76, 78, 80, 90 | |
| Evacuation of UN PsW | 31 | |
| Former Japanese Army Personnel | 31 | |
| Guerrillas | 1 | |
| Movement of Unit | 78 | |
| NKA Intentions | 11, 30 | |
| Physical Examinations | 74 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 32 | |
| Re-assembly Points | 93 | |
| Reserves | 71 | |
| Strength | 5, 30, 32, 78, 80 | |
| Training | 32, 78 | |
| Transport Equipment | 30 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 5, 30 | |
| UN PsW | 31 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 5 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 5 | |
| North Korean Naval Forces | ||
| 26th Coastal Security Brigade (Also called 26th Coast Guard Brigade or Rear Brigade; Activated in October and November 1950) | ||
| Ammunition Supply | 65 | |
| Armament | 63, 64 | |
| Artillery | 64 | |
| Assignment of Units | 63 | |
| Attitude, NKF Personnel | 65 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 63, 64 | |
| Casualties | 64 | |
| Communications Personnel | 64 | |
| Cultural Section Personnel | 64 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 65 | |
| Food Supply | 65 | |
| Medical Personnel | 64 | |
| Military Communications Equipment | 64 | |
| Military Communications Net | 64 | |
| Morale | 65 | |
| Movement of Unit | 63, 64 | |
| Personalities | 63, 64, 66 | |
| Procurement of Personnel | 63, 64 | |
| Replacements, Personnel | 65 | |
| River Crossing Equipment | 64 | |
| Soviet Trained Koreans | 66 | |
| Strength | 63, 64 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 63-65 | |
| Tactics. Attack | 63, 64 | |
| Tactics, River Crossing | 64 | |
| Training | 65 | |
| Treatment of Casualties | 64 | |
| Unit Activation | 64, 65 | |
| Unit Code Names | 64 | |
| Unit Disorganization | 64 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 63 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 63 | |
| Unit Identification | 62 | |
| Unit Mission | 63, 64 | |
| Unit Organization | 63, 64 | |
| Use of Soviet Equipment | 64 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 64, 65 | |
| 249th Marine Brigade (Also called Wonsan Marine Brigade; Believed Disbanded in December 1950) | ||
| Strength | 1 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 1 | |
| Training | 1 | |
| Unit Disorganization | 1 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 1 | |
| Unit Identification | 1 | |
| Namhae Marine Brigade (Also called Wonsan Marine Brigade or 24th Independent Coastal Security Brigade) | ||
| Unit Identification | 93 | |
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | ||
| General | ||
| Rail Movement of Supplies | 31 | |
| Soviet Munitions Supply for NKF | 31 | |
| Water Movement of Munitions | 31 | |
