LEE, Man Kyo│LEE, Chong Han│HWANG, Chi Bok│HWANG, Kyu Tae│CHAE, Song Chul│YONG, Sang Kun│HA, Su Yong
ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 4101 21 March 1951
FIELD REPORT (521 MISDI 0531) 11 March 1951
| NAMES | RANKS | UNITS(6th NK DIV, 1st REGT) |
| LEE, Man Kyo | Pvt | 3d Bn |
| LEE, Chong Han | 〃 | 2d 〃 |
| HWANG, Chi Bok | 〃 | 〃 〃 |
| HWANG, Kyu Tae | 〃 | 〃 〃 |
| CHAE, Song Chul | 〃 | 3d 〃 |
| YONG, Sang Kun | 〃 | 1st 〃 |
| HA, Su Yong | 〃 | 3d 〃 |
| PLACE OF CAPTURE: | DS 337506 | |
| DATE & BY WHOM CAPTURED: | All apprehended 100700 Mar 51 except YONG, Sang Kun (092400 Mar 51), by 35th Regt. | |
Cooperative, and this being a collaborated report, information is considered reliable.
a. Chronology
8 Feb 51 - Captured by 6th Div at KAP CHON-NI (DS575276). Approx 80 former ROK assigned to the division hq as litter and ammo bearers.
8 Mar 51 - 35 former ROK assigned to 6th Div as soldiers with rifles.
9 Mar 51 - 1st Regt deployed 3km SE of SONECONDONG (DS 370532). YONG, Sang Kun escaped.
10 Mar 51 - Rest of PW escaped and surrendered during UN attack.
b. Organization
6th Div: 1st, 2d, 13th Regt
1st Regt: 1st, 2d, 3d Bn, Mortar Co, A/W Co, Hq co, Med plat, Engr Plat, Comm Plat, Sup Plat, Finance Plat.
1st Bn: 1st, 2d, 3d Co, HMG Co, Mortar Co.
2d Bn: 4th, 5th, and 6th Co.
3d Bn: 7th, 8th, and 9th Co.
c. Strength and Weapons ( As of 8 Mar 51)
| Unit | Strength | Wpns & Ammo |
| 6th Div | 1,500 | |
| 1st Regt | 350 | |
| Mortar Co | 25 | 4 x 82mm mortars, 90 rd; rifles. |
| A/W Co | 20 | 17 PPSH SMG 300 rd ea; 3 carbines 100 rd. |
| Med Plat | 15 | *1 doctor, 14 litter-bearers. 3 Russ rifles and 3 Russ carbines, 30 rd ea. |
| Engt Plat | 10 | 2 PPSH SMG, 3 Russ carbines, and Russ rifles. |
| Comm Plat | 10 | 10 Carbines, PPSH SMG, Russ rifles, 10 field phones. |
| Sup Plat | 15 | 5 Russ carbines, 2 PPSH SMG. |
| Finance Plat | 15 | Russ rifles, carbines, PPSH SMG. |
| Hq Co | 10 | 3 Russ rifles, 80 rd ea; 5 Russ carbines, 80 rd ea; 2 US carbines, 60 rd ea. |
| 1st Bn | Approx 170 | |
| 1st Co | 60 | M-1 rifles; Russ rifles, 60 rd ea; 15 PPSH SMG, 300 rd ea; 3 IMG, 500 rd ea; 5 grenades each man. |
| 2d Co | 45 | |
| 3d 〃 | 49 | |
| HMG Co | 25 | 3 LMG, 500 rd ea. |
| Mortar Co | 18 | 3 x 82mm mortars, 40 rd; 3 x 60mm mortars, 20 rd. |
| 2d Bn | ||
| 4th Co | ||
| 5th 〃 | ||
| 6th 〃 | 28 | 1 LMG, 250 rd; Russ rifles; 3 PPSH SMG, 200 rd ea; 6 hand grenades each. |
| 3n Bn | 100 | (35 former ROK) |
| 7th Co | ||
| 8th Co | ||
| 9th Co | 24 | 3 PPSH SMG, 300 rd; Russ rifles, 60 rd ea; 4 hand grenades each. |
d. Supply and Transportation
5 Mar 51 - Observed 6 Russ trucks headed S towards YUDONG NI (DS 2559) from KAPCHON NI (DS 575276). Believes trucks were used to transport litter casualties.
4 Mar 51 - Observed 7 US jeeps and 2 US 2½ ton trucks at. KAPCHON NI. These trucks and jeeps were operated by CCF and were headed N towards YUDONG NI in convey formation (200m apart). These were 2-3 persons in each jeep, and trucks were empty.
e. Foreign Elements
4 Mar 51 - Observed CCF unit, 200-300 troops, at KAPCHON NI which had Russ rifles, Japanese 38 rifles, PPSH SMG, and 2 x 60mm mortars.
〃 〃 〃 - Enroute to TUNNAEMYON, 6th Div passed CCF troops (200-300) and 30 horses loaded with one sack rice each, (heading towards KAPCHON NI).
For the AC of S, G-2:
MURANAKA
