ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO 4119 22 March 1951
FIELD REPORT (ADVATIS [Supplement to ADVATIS FAD 0001]) 15 March 1951
(Ref to TIS #2398)
1. PERSONAL DETAIS:
| PW NAME: | NO Yen Gyong (盧寅敬)(노연경) Originally spelled NO Yun Kyung |
| PW NUMBER: | 101580 |
| RANK: | Sr Lt (大尉) |
| AGE: | 40 |
| DUTY: | EENT Doctor |
| UNIT: | NKA 943rd Army Unit, 23rd Field Hospital |
| EDUCATION: | 1 yr Science College, 1 yr Medical College, 4 yr Dental College; several years of EENT Research |
| CIVILIAN OCCUPATION: | EENT Doctor |
| PLACE OF CAPTURE: | YONGMI (■美) |
| DATE OF CAPTURE: | 14 Nov 50 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH: | KOREA, HWANGHAEDO, SARIWON, PUNG-NI, #12 (黃海道 沙里院 東里 一二番地) |
| HOME ADDRESS: | KOREA, HWANGHAEDO, SARIWON, PUNG-NI, #57 (黃海道 沙里院 北里 五七番地) |
| INTERROGATOR: | Sgt UCHIDA (ATIS) |
Intelligence - good; cooperation - good; memory - fair.
Reliability - good.
Conscripted into the NKA at SARIWON (沙里院) 14 Sep 50 and sent to the 23d Field Hospital situated at CHUNGHWA (中和). The hospital was organized in early Jul by Hungarians. (NK newspapers dated approx. 1 July stated Hospital was a gift from Hungary to North KOREA.)
When PW reached this hospital there were only 5 or 6 (2 female nurses, 3-4 male) Hungarians left. Heard there were originally 16. The others had moved to a new location at YANGDOK (陽德) KOREA.
Observed that the Hungarians wore western clothing but could not distinguish whether they were military or civilians.
They conversed with Koreans through an interpreter (Korean). Language used unknown.
Medical supplies observed consisted of two X-ray machines and surgical equipment. Types of medicine unknown.
There was no liaison between the Hungarian doctors and NK doctors.
The remaining 5 or 6 Hungarians, along with most of their equipment, left for YANGDOK (陽德) 29 Sep 50.
Heard there was also a Rumanian hospital situated somewhere in NK.
For the Commanding Officer:
ROBINSON
