INDEX
| UNIT | SUBJECT | PAGE NUMBER |
| ARMED FORCES | ||
| Chinese Communist Air Forces | ||
| General | ||
| Aircraft Markings | 101 | |
| Airfields, Military | 76, 77, 101, 102, 104 | |
| Airplanes, Military | 55, 101 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 101, 102 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 101 | |
| Chinese Communist Army | ||
| 1st Field Army | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 2nd Field Army | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 3rd Field Army | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 4th Field Army | ||
| Armament | 139 | |
| Movement of Unit | 137 | |
| Personalities | 44, 105 | |
| Strength | 106 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 44 | |
| Training | 137 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 133, 139 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 133 | |
| Unit Identification | 44, 74, 75, 105, 106, 133, 134, 137, 139 | |
| Unit Organization | 106 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 139 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 139 | |
| 1st Army Group (1st Field Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 13th Army Group (4th Field Army) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 133, 134 | |
| Movement of Unit | 133 | |
| Transfer of Personnel | 133, 134 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 133 | |
| Unit Identification | 133, 134 | |
| 14th Army Group (4th Field Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 15th Army Group (4th Field Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 74, 105, 106 | |
| Unit Organization | 106 | |
| 16th Army Group (4th Field Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 12th Army (8th Route Army) (Later Redesignated 49th Army, 4th Field Army) | ||
| Artillery | 125 | |
| Communications Personnel | 125 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 125 | |
| Strength | 125 | |
| Unit Identification | 125 | |
| Unit Organization | 125 | |
| 38th Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Unit Headquarters | 133 | |
| Unit Identification | 133, 134 | |
| 42nd Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Former CNA Personnel in CCF | 135 | |
| Movement of Unit | 135 | |
| Unit Identification | 135 | |
| 43rd Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Artillery | 74 | |
| Movement of Unit | 74, 105 | |
| Personalities | 106 | |
| Strength | 106 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 74 | |
| Unit Identification | 74, 105, 106 | |
| Unit Organization | 106 | |
| 47th Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Artillery | 44 | |
| Military Optical Equipment | 44 | |
| Strength | 44 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 44 | |
| Unit Identification | 44 | |
| Unit Organization | 44 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 44 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 44 | |
| 49th Army (4th Field Army) | ||
| Communications Personnel | 123 | |
| Cultural Section Personnel | 123 | |
| Military Hospitals | 119 | |
| Movement of Unit | 119 | |
| Strength | 123 | |
| Unit Identification | 119 | |
| Unit Organization | 123 | |
| 114th Division (38th Army) | ||
| Armament | 134 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 134 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 134 | |
| Unit Identification | 133, 134 | |
| Use of Draft Animals | 134 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 134 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 134 | |
| 127th Division (43rd Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 128th Division (43rd Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 129th Division (43rd Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| 139th Division (47th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 44 | |
| 140th Division (47th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 44 | |
| 141st Division (47th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 44 | |
| 145th Division (49th Army) | ||
| Communications Personnel | 123 | |
| Cultural Section Personnel | 123 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 122 | |
| Medical Personnel | 123 | |
| Military Hospitals | 123 | |
| Movement of Unit | 121 | |
| Strength | 123 | |
| Unit Identification | 119 | |
| Unit Organization | 123 | |
| 147th Division (49th Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 123 | |
| 156th Division (43rd Army) (Rear Security and Training Division) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 105 | |
| Medical Personnel | 106 | |
| Military Communications | 106 | |
| Movement of Unit | 105 | |
| Personalities | 106 | |
| Strength | 106 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 107 | |
| Transfer of Personnel | 105 | |
| Unit Identification | 105, 106 | |
| Unit Organization | 106 | |
| 1st Army Hospital | ||
| Unit Identification | 76, 77 | |
| 2nd Army Hospital | ||
| Unit Identification | 75-77 | |
| 8th Route Army | ||
| Armament | 47, 48, 52 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 47 | |
| Movement of Unit | 113 | |
| Military Billets | 47, 52 | |
| Military Training in Schools | 79 | |
| Rank Insignia | 52 | |
| Strength | 47, 48, 52 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 45 | |
| Training | 45, 47, 79 | |
| Training Centers | 47 | |
| Uniforms | 52 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 52, 145 | |
| Unit Identification | 44, 45, 52, 79, 80, 92, 113, 125, 145 | |
| Unit Organization | 47, 48 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 52 | |
| 359th Independent Brigade (Later Enlarged to Division Strength and Assigned to 47th Army) | ||
| Strength | 44 | |
| Training | 44 | |
| Unit Identification | 44 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 44 | |
| Chi-Lin Military District | ||
| Transfer of Personnel | 105 | |
| Unit Identification | 105 | |
| Independent 1st Division (Rear Security Guard) | ||
| Unit Identification | 93 | |
| Independent 3rd Regiment (Subordinate to Mu-Tan-Chiang Military District, Northeast China People’s Liberation Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 74 | |
| Independent 4th Division | ||
| Movement of Unit | 54 | |
| Strength | 54 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 54 | |
| Training | 54 | |
| Unit Identification | 54 | |
| Independent 5th Division (8th Route Army) | ||
| Communications Personnel | 146 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 145 | |
| Military Billets | 146 | |
| Movement of Unit | 145 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 145 | |
| Sketch of Unit Dispositions | 146 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 145 | |
| Training | 145 | |
| Transfer of Personnel | 145 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 145, 146 | |
| Unit Identification | 145 | |
| Unit Reorganization | 145 | |
| Independent 15th Division (Also called 815th Division or Korean Division; Redesignated NKA 7th Division in April 1950) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 75, 137, 139 | |
| Movement of Unit | 75, 105, 137, 139 | |
| Redesignation of Unit | 105 | |
| Strength | 105 | |
| Training | 137 | |
| Unit Activation | 75, 139 | |
| Unit Identification | 75, 105, 137 | |
| Independent 72nd Regiment, Northeast China People’s Liberation Army (Redesignated 1st Regiment of Independent 164th Division in December 1948) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 91 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 91 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 91 | |
| Training | 91 | |
| Unit Identification | 91 | |
| Independent 164th Division (Later Transferred to KOREA and Became NKA 5th Division) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 92 | |
| Movement of Unit | 92 | |
| Personalities | 92 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 92 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 92 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 92 | |
| Unit Identification | 91, 92 | |
| Independent 166th Division (Later Transferred to KOREA and Became NKA 6th Division) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 92 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 92 | |
| Unit Identification | 92 | |
| Korean Volunteer Army (Later Integrated into Various CCF Units but Eventually sent to KOREA and Absorbed by NKA Units) | ||
| Armament | 68 | |
| Artillery | 68 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 68 | |
| Clothing Supply | 68 | |
| Food Supply | 68 | |
| Personalities | 68 | |
| Strength | 67 | |
| Supply Sources | 68 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 66, 68 | |
| Training | 66, 67 | |
| Uniforms | 67 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 68 | |
| Unit Identification | 65-68, 93, 94 | |
| Unit Mission | 68 | |
| Unit Organization | 67 | |
| Unit Transport | 68 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 68 | |
| Mu-Leng Independent Battalion (Redesignated 1st Battalion, Independent 3rd Regiment, Mu-Tan-Chiang Military District, in March 1947) | ||
| Redesignation of Units | 74 | |
| Strength | 74 | |
| Unit Identification | 74 | |
| Mu-Tan-Chiang Military District | ||
| Military Hospitals | 76 | |
| Strength | 76 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 76 | |
| Unit Identification | 74, 76 | |
| New 4th Army (Also called Shinssi Army; Later Part of Chinese People’s Liberation Army) | ||
| Personalities | 73 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 73 | |
| Unit Identification | 73 | |
| Unit Organization | 73 | |
| Northeast China People’s Liberation Army (Redesignated 4th Field Army in February 1949) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 91 | |
| Unit Identification | 74, 75, 91, 137, 139 | |
| Northeast Democratic Allied Army (Also called Northeast China People’s Liberation Army; Redesignated 4th Field Army in November 1948) | ||
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 74 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 74 | |
| Unit Identification | 74 | |
| Special Army camp, 4th Field Army (Also called 4th Field Army Special Army Group and 4th Field Army Mechanized Army Group) | ||
| Unit Identification | 106 | |
| U/I Army Group | ||
| Unit Organization | 123 | |
| U/I Independent Division | ||
| Armament | 112 | |
| Artillery | 112 | |
| Capabilities, Weapons | 112 | |
| Female Personnel in CCF | 112 | |
| Japanese Personnel in CCF | 112 | |
| Medical Personnel | 112 | |
| Military Billets | 112 | |
| Movement of Unit | 109 | |
| Personalities | 113 | |
| Strength | 112, 113 | |
| Training | 112 | |
| Transfer of Personnel | 112, 113 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 112 | |
| Unit Headquarters | 109, 112, 116, 117 | |
| Unit Organization | 112, 116 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 112 | |
| U/I Artillery Units | ||
| Artillery | 47 | |
| Strength | 47 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 47 | |
| General | ||
| Armor | 106, 135 | |
| Artillery | 70 | |
| Availability of Equipment | 44 | |
| Availability of Medical Treatment | 95 | |
| Clothing Supply | 122, 135 | |
| Conscription | 44, 113, 135 | |
| Female Personnel in CCF | 95 | |
| Finance, Military Pay | 107, 113, 135 | |
| Food Supply | 114, 122, 135 | |
| Former CNA Personnel in CCF | 107, 113, 114 | |
| Japanese Personnel in CCF | 95 | |
| Korean Personnel in CCF | 95 | |
| Medical Personnel | 95 | |
| Medical Supplies | 95 | |
| Military Hospitals | 93-95, 98, 99 | |
| Physical Examinations | 113 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 107, 114 | |
| Rationing Communications | 107 | |
| Redesignation of Units | 119 | |
| Repair, Artillery | 70 | |
| Rest Camp | 166, 171 | |
| Sketch of Hospital | 99 | |
| Sketch of Officers Training School | 171 | |
| Sketch of Rest Camp | 171 | |
| Special Allowances | 107, 122, 135 | |
| Status of Training | 44 | |
| Strength | 44, 106 | |
| Supply Sources | 95 | |
| Training | 75, 107, 108, 114, 115 | |
| Training, Artillery | 70 | |
| Training, Political | 122 | |
| Training, Schools | 166, 171 | |
| Uniforms, Summer | 114 | |
| Uniforms, Winter | 114 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 83 | |
| Unit Organization | 106 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 70, 135 | |
| Chinese Nationalist Army | ||
| 6th Army | ||
| Unit Identification | 100 | |
| 207th Division (6th Army) | ||
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 125 | |
| Unit Identification | 100, 125 | |
| South Korean Army | ||
| 4th Division | ||
| Korean Personnel from CCF | 44 | |
| Unit Identification | 44 | |
| North Korean Army | ||
| 5th Division | ||
| Training | 92 | |
| Unit Identification | 45, 70, 91 | |
| 6th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 54, 92, 100 | |
| 7th Division | ||
| Armament | 147 | |
| Communications Personnel | 147 | |
| Medical Personnel | 119 | |
| Movement of Unit | 145 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 145 | |
| Strength | 147 | |
| Tactical Employment of Unit | 119 | |
| Training | 145 | |
| Unit Activation | 145 | |
| Unit Identification | 105, 119, 145, 147 | |
| Unit Organization | 147 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 147 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 147 | |
| 8th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 93 | |
| 9th Division | ||
| Artillery | 22 | |
| Unit Identification | 22 | |
| 12th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 74 | |
| 15th Division | ||
| Unit Identification | 148 | |
| 1st Military Academy (Also called 1st Cadet’s School) (P’YONGYANG) (Believed Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 86, 113, 136 | |
| 4th Replacement Battalion (Deactivated in October 1950) | ||
| Availability of Equipment | 156 | |
| Effect of UN Air Attack | 156, 157 | |
| Movement of Unit | 156 | |
| Rail Movement of Personnel | 156 | |
| Strength | 156 | |
| Training | 156 | |
| Unit Identification | 156 | |
| 10th Railroad Security Brigade (Probably Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 60 | |
| Responsibilities, Unit | 59 | |
| Tactical Withdrawal | 60 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 59 | |
| Unit Identification | 59 | |
| 16th Armored Brigade (Also called 101st Armored Brigade; Believed Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 14 | |
| 27th Independent Brigade | ||
| Unit Identification | 72 | |
| 35th Independent Regiment (Later Absorbed by 6th Division) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 138 | |
| Training | 138 | |
| Unit Identification | 137, 138 | |
| 39th Independent Infantry Brigade (Also called 39th Unit; Activated in January 1951; Personnel later Transferred to 10th Division) | ||
| Unit Identification | 109 | |
| 102nd Security Forces Regiment (Deactivated in September 1950) | ||
| Movement of Unit | 142 | |
| Unit Identification | 142 | |
| 105th Armored Training Regiment | ||
| Unit Identification | 33 | |
| 300th Security Forces Regiment (Possibly a Battalion; Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 78 | |
| 590th Independent Replacement Regiment (Also called 59th Independent Replacement Regiment; Deactivated in October or November 1950 and Absorbed by 8th Division) | ||
| Unit Identification | 66 | |
| 603rd Independent Motorcycle Regiment (Believed Presently Deactivated) | ||
| Assignment of Personnel | 133 | |
| Unit Identification | 50, 133 | |
| Nanam Independent Infantry Regiment (Replacement Unit) (Personnel later Absorbed by 13th Division) | ||
| Unit Identification | 9 | |
| People’s Volunteer Corps (Also called People’s Volunteer Army) | ||
| Unit Identification | 142 | |
| P’yongyang Security Forces Battalion (Present Disposition not known; Probably Deactivated) | ||
| Unit Identification | 86 | |
| Rear Echelon Supply Training School (P’YONGYANG) | ||
| Unit Identification | 113 | |
| Security Forces Headquarters (Present Disposition not known; Probably Deactivated in September or October 1950) | ||
| Unit Identification | 86 | |
| U/I 572 (Code) Unit | ||
| Unit Code Numbers | 12 | |
| U/I 3152 (Code) Railroad Security Unit | ||
| Unit Code Numbers | 38 | |
| General | ||
| Information Re General DEAN | 1-8 | |
| Interrogation of UN PsW | 1-8 | |
| Korean Personnel from CCF | 70, 122, 109, 112, 133 | |
| Military Hospitals | 113 | |
| Personalities | 4-6 | |
| Soviet Military Advisors | 63 | |
| Treatment of UN PsW | 1-8 | |
| UN PsW | 1-8 | |
| Soviet Air Forces | ||
| General | ||
| Airfield | 25, 26, 28 | |
| Airplanes | 26 | |
| Airplanes, Military | 61, 88 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 25, 26, 28 | |
| Soviet Army | ||
| General | ||
| Armament | 83 | |
| Confiscation, Food Supply | 60 | |
| Food Supply | 83 | |
| Indoctrination, Political | 22, 23 | |
| Japanese PW Camps | 22, 27 | |
| Propaganda, Military | 22, 23 | |
| Soviet Occupation Activities | 79, 83 | |
| Strength | 83 | |
| Supply Sources | 83 | |
| Training | 63 | |
| Unit Dispositions | 83, 84 | |
| Unit Transport | 83 | |
| Use of US Equipment | 83 | |
| Vehicle Markings | 83 | |
| Soviet Naval Forces | ||
| General | ||
| Naval Vessels | 38 | |
| CHINA | ||
| CH’LING-TAO (36°04’N-120°19’E) | ||
| Military Billets | 143 | |
| Sketch of Military Billet | 144 | |
| HSIN-HI (36°55’W-119°36’E) | ||
| Fuel Storage | 138-140 | |
| Labor Supply | 138 | |
| Railroad Stations | 140 | |
| Sketch of Fuel Storage Area | 140 | |
| Warehouses | 138-140 | |
| HSU-CHOU (34°18’N-117°16’E) | ||
| Airfields | 143 | |
| Climate | 142, 143 | |
| Topographical Information | 142 | |
| SHAN-HSI* | ||
| Military Billets | 71 | |
| Railroad Stations | 71 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 71 | |
| General | ||
| Attitude, Chinese Populace | 114 | |
| Organizations, Communist | 72, 73 | |
| KAMCHATKA | ||
| ARZORE* | ||
| Airfields | 41, 43 | |
| Climate | 38 | |
| Communications Facilities | 39, 40 | |
| Condition of Roads | 39 | |
| Electric Power | 39, 41 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 41 | |
| Industries | 39, 41 | |
| Labor Supply | 42 | |
| Lumber Mills | 41-43 | |
| Military Billets | 41 | |
| Personnel Types | 40 | |
| Population | 39, 40 | |
| Products | 41 | |
| Roads | 39, 40 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 43 | |
| Steel Mills | 39, 41, 43 | |
| Supply Sources | 42 | |
| Topographical Information | 38, 39 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 40 | |
| KIVROSKIY* | ||
| Communications Facilities | 39, 40 | |
| Electrical Power | 39 | |
| Exports | 38 | |
| Personnel Types | 40 | |
| Population | 39, 40 | |
| Roads | 39 | |
| Supply Sources | 38 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 38, 39 | |
| KLYOCHI (56°18’N-160°51E) | ||
| Electrical Power | 39 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 39 | |
| Communication Facilities | 39 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 39 | |
| UST’-KAMCHATSK (56°15’N-162°30’E) | ||
| Communication Facilities | 39 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 39 | |
| Finance, Civilian Pay | 40 | |
| Labor Supply | 40 | |
| Living Conditions | 40 | |
| Personnel Types | 40 | |
| Population | 39, 40 | |
| Roads | 39 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 39 | |
| MANCHURIA | ||
| AN-SHAN (41°07’N-122°57’E) | ||
| Steel Mills | 35 | |
| CH’ANG-CH’UN (43°52’N-125°21’E) | ||
| Airfields | 30-32 | |
| Bridges | 30, 32 | |
| Civilian Medical Schools | 61 | |
| Climate | 29, 30 | |
| Communications Facilities | 32 | |
| Condition of Roads | 30 | |
| Living Conditions | 31 | |
| Military Billets | 32 | |
| Population | 31 | |
| Postal Facilities | 32 | |
| Public Buildings | 32 | |
| Railroads | 30, 32 | |
| Railroad Stations | 32 | |
| Roads | 30, 32 | |
| Schools | 32 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 32 | |
| Topographical Information | 29 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 30 | |
| Warehouses | 32 | |
| CHI-LIN (43°51’N-126°32’E) | ||
| Airfields | 12, 13 | |
| Bridges | 13 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 12 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 12, 13 | |
| Military Billets | 12, 13 | |
| Roads | 13 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 13 | |
| HAI-LUNG (42°39’N-125°49’E) | ||
| Airfields | 48 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 48 | |
| HARBIN (PIN-CHIANG) (45°45’N-126°39’E) | ||
| Airfields | 60, 61, 64, 65 | |
| Attitude, Chinese Populace | 61 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 62 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 59, 61 | |
| Civilian Medical Schools | 59, 61 | |
| Climate | 60 | |
| Epidemics | 61-63 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 60, 64, 65 | |
| Finance, Civilian Pay | 62 | |
| Food Supply | 62 | |
| Immunization | 61 | |
| Living Conditions | 62 | |
| Medical Personnel | 61 | |
| Medical Supplies | 62 | |
| Population | 61 | |
| Public Buildings | 64 | |
| Public Health and Sanitation | 62, 63 | |
| Railroads | 61, 64 | |
| Roads | 64 | |
| Sketch of Airfields | 64, 65 | |
| Supply Storage | 60, 64 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 61 | |
| Water Supply | 62 | |
| HSIAO-HU’ANG-KOU (31 miles SE of K’UEN-TIEN (40°47’N-124°43’E)) | ||
| Asbestos Mines | 89, 90 | |
| Labor Supply | 90 | |
| HUAN-JEN (41°16’N-125°25’E) | ||
| Airfields | 88, 89 | |
| Airplanes, Civil | 89 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 89 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 88, 89 | |
| I-MIEN-P’O (45°05’N-128°06’E) | ||
| Bridges | 124 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 124 | |
| Communications Facilities | 120, 124 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 120, 124 | |
| Industries | 121 | |
| Locomotive Repair Plants | 120, 121, 124 | |
| Postal Facilities | 119, 120 | |
| Public Buildings | 119, 120, 124 | |
| Railroads | 124 | |
| Railroad Stations | 119-121, 124 | |
| Roads | 124 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 124 | |
| KUAN-T’LEN (40°47’N-124°43’E) | ||
| Airfields | 88 | |
| Airplanes, Civil | 88 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 88 | |
| LAO-T’OU-KOU (42°54’N-129°10’E) | ||
| Agriculture | 149 | |
| Bridges | 149, 150, 153 | |
| Civil Courts | 151 | |
| Climate | 149 | |
| Coal Mines | 152, 154 | |
| Copper Mines | 93, 94, 96, 97 | |
| Discipline, Police | 150, 151 | |
| Industries | 152-154 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 153 | |
| Labor Supply | 94, 152, 153 | |
| Looting | 152 | |
| Military Billets | 155 | |
| Personalities | 152, 153 | |
| Personnel Types | 152, 153 | |
| Products | 94, 153 | |
| Public Buildings | 150 | |
| Public Security | 150 | |
| Rivers | 148 | |
| Security Against Propaganda | 151 | |
| Security Measures | 152, 153 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 153 | |
| Sketch of Copper Mine | 96 | |
| Sketch of Flax Factory | 155 | |
| Special Allowances | 151 | |
| Topographical Information | 148, 149 | |
| Training | 151 | |
| Underground Activities | 151, 152 | |
| Uniforms | 150 | |
| Use of Japanese Equipment | 150 | |
| LIANG-P’ING-T’AI* | ||
| Bridges | 84 | |
| Communications Facilities | 81 | |
| Education System | 81, 82 | |
| Epidemics | 82 | |
| Immunization | 82 | |
| Land Reform | 82, 83 | |
| Law Enforcement | 82 | |
| Medical Personnel | 82 | |
| Organizations, Communist | 82 | |
| Personnel Types | 81 | |
| Population | 81 | |
| Public Building | 82, 84 | |
| Public Health and Sanitation | 82 | |
| Roads | 84 | |
| Schools | 81, 82, 84 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 84 | |
| Soviet Occupation Forces | 83 | |
| Taxation | 83 | |
| LIN-CHIANG (41°44’N-126°55’E) | ||
| Bridges | 109-112, 116, 117, 129 | |
| Gold Mines | 126, 129 | |
| Public Buildings | 113 | |
| Railroads, Passenger Service | 117 | |
| Railroad Stations | 109-112, 116, 117, 129 | |
| Rivers | 110-112, 116 | |
| Roads | 116, 117, 129 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 116, 129 | |
| LIU-HO (42°16’N-125°42’E) | ||
| Administration | 67, 69 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 67, 69 | |
| Personnel Types | 67 | |
| Population | 67 | |
| Railroad Stations | 69 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 69 | |
| LUNG-CHING (42°47’N-129°40’E) | ||
| Airfields | 79 | |
| Availability of Medical Personnel | 79 | |
| Availability of Medical Treatment | 79 | |
| Availability of Supplies | 79 | |
| Blackmarketing Activities | 163 | |
| Bridges | 158-160, 168, 169 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 79, 161, 166, 168, 169, 171 | |
| Civilian Medical Schools | 80 | |
| Civil Police Headquarters | 162 | |
| Climate | 78 | |
| Communications Facilities | 79, 168, 169 | |
| Condition of Roads | 79 | |
| Construction, Roads | 79 | |
| Customs Inspection | 162 | |
| Discipline, Police | 162 | |
| Educational Level | 79, 161 | |
| Education System | 79, 161 | |
| Electrical Power | 79 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 79, 165, 168, 169 | |
| Entertainment Facilities | 168, 169 | |
| Epidemic, Cholera | 163 | |
| Epidemic, Smallpox | 163 | |
| Epidemic, Typhus | 163 | |
| Finance, Commodity Prices | 164 | |
| Fire Fighting Facilities | 162 | |
| Fire Stations | 162, 168, 169 | |
| Food Supply | 163 | |
| Government Agencies | 167 | |
| Government Organizations | 167 | |
| Immunization | 79, 163 | |
| Industries | 163, 164, 166, 168, 169 | |
| Labor Supply | 164 | |
| Living Conditions | 79 | |
| Medical Schools | 161, 168, 169 | |
| Medical Supplies | 79 | |
| Medical Treatment of Civilians | 163 | |
| Military Billets | 79, 80 | |
| Personnel Types | 79, 161 | |
| Population | 79, 161 | |
| Postal Facilities | 180 | |
| Products | 78, 164 | |
| Public Buildings | 80, 162, 168, 169 | |
| Public Health and Sanitation | 79, 163 | |
| Public Security | 162 | |
| Public Utilities | 165, 166, 168, 169 | |
| Railroads | 78 | |
| Rationing, Food | 163 | |
| Religion | 79 | |
| Repair, Railroads | 78 | |
| Rivers | 158-160 | |
| Roads | 79, 80 | |
| Schools | 168, 169, 171 | |
| Security Measures | 164 | |
| Sketch of Bridges | 158-160 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 80, 168 | |
| Sketch of Pencil Factory | 165 | |
| Sketch of Rice Mill | 166 | |
| Sketch of Tannery | 163 | |
| Smuggling | 162 | |
| Topographical Information | 78 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 78, 79 | |
| Uniforms | 162 | |
| MUKDEN (SHIEN-YANG) (41°48’N-123°27’E) | ||
| Airfields | 55, 56 | |
| Airfields, Civilian | 127, 132 | |
| Airfields, Military | 104 | |
| Arsenals | 101, 133, 134 | |
| Civilian Medical Schools | 61 | |
| Electrical Power | 104 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 100, 101, 104 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 55, 58 | |
| Fuel Storage | 55 | |
| Government Buildings | 127 | |
| Industries | 104 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 54 | |
| Labor Supply | 54, 134 | |
| Locomotive Plants | 54, 56 | |
| Munitions Storage | 55 | |
| Personalities | 128 | |
| Products | 101 | |
| Public Buildings | 127, 128, 131, 132 | |
| PW Camps | 100 | |
| Railroads | 132 | |
| Railroad Stations | 104, 132, 136 | |
| Roads | 104 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 58 | |
| Sketch of Arsenal | 136 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 104, 131, 132 | |
| Sketch of Electric Power Plant | 103 | |
| Sketch of Locomotive Plant | 56 | |
| Soviet Technical Personnel | 134 | |
| MU-TAN-CHIANG (44°35’N-129°37’E) | ||
| Airfields | 75, 77 | |
| Bridges | 46, 49, 75, 77 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 76, 77 | |
| Climate | 45 | |
| Electrical Power | 75, 77 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 75, 77 | |
| Military Billets | 75, 77 | |
| Public Buildings | 76, 77 | |
| Railroad Stations | 77 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 77 | |
| Textile Mills | 76 | |
| Topographical Information | 45 | |
| NING-AN (44°23’N-129°26’E) | ||
| Bridges | 46, 49 | |
| Flour Mills | 46, 47, 49 | |
| Population | 49 | |
| Products | 47 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 49 | |
| P’AN-SHIH (42°56’N-125°58’E) | ||
| Censorship | 17 | |
| Civilian Hospitals | 18 | |
| Communications Facilities | 16, 18 | |
| Discrimination | 16 | |
| Education System | 16 | |
| Electrical Power | 18 | |
| Entertainment Facilities | 19 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 17 | |
| Land Reform | 15 | |
| Law Enforcement | 16 | |
| Military Billets | 17-21 | |
| Military Hospitals | 18 | |
| Mining | 17 | |
| Operations, Communist Organizations | 15 | |
| Organizations, Communist | 15 | |
| Personalities | 15 | |
| Personnel Types | 14 | |
| Population | 14 | |
| Postal Facilities | 17 | |
| Products | 17 | |
| Public Buildings | 17-21 | |
| Qualifications, Teachers | 16 | |
| Religion | 16, 17 | |
| Schools | 16-21 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 20, 21 | |
| Stone Quarry | 17 | |
| PEN-CH’I-HU (41°21’N-123°25’E) | ||
| Bridges | 35-37 | |
| Climate | 35 | |
| Coal Mines | 37 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 34, 36, 37 | |
| Fuel Supply | 35 | |
| Housing | 34, 36, 37 | |
| Japanese Technical Personnel | 35 | |
| Labor Supply | 35 | |
| Personnel Types | 35 | |
| Population | 35 | |
| Production Facilities | 34, 36 | |
| Public Buildings | 37 | |
| Railroads | 37 | |
| Railroad Stations | 37 | |
| Roads | 37 | |
| Sketches of Steel Mill | 37 | |
| Steel Mills | 33-37 | |
| P’ING-AN* | ||
| Discrimination | 51 | |
| Living Conditions | 51 | |
| Personnel Types | 51 | |
| Population | 51, 53 | |
| Taxation | 51 | |
| SHIN-HSLEN (43°05’N-129°45’E) | ||
| Bridges | 161 | |
| SSU-P’ING-KAI (41°56’N-127°59’E) | ||
| Airfields | 54, 55, 57 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 55, 57 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 57 | |
| SUI-PEN-HO (44°23’N-131°09’E) | ||
| Electric Power Plants | 89 | |
| T’UNG-HUA (41°41’N-125°55’E) | ||
| Airfields | 126, 127 | |
| Bridges | 130 | |
| Climate | 126, 127 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 126, 127 | |
| Railroad Stations | 126, 130 | |
| Roads | 130 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 130 | |
| WEN-CH’UN (5 miles north of NING-AN (44°23’N-129°26’E)) | ||
| Bridges | 46, 49 | |
| Population | 49 | |
| WO-K’EN-CH’U* | ||
| Agriculture | 50 | |
| Airfields | 52, 53 | |
| Bridges | 51, 53 | |
| Climate | 50 | |
| Facilities, Airfields | 52 | |
| Population | 50, 53 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 53 | |
| Supply Storage | 51 | |
| Topographical Information | 50 | |
| Warehouses | 51, 53 | |
| WU-CH’ANG (44°54’N-127°11’E) | ||
| Fuel Storage | 139, 140 | |
| Sketch of Fuel Storage Area | 141 | |
| Warehouses | 139, 140 | |
| YEN-CHI (42°52’N-129°31’E) | ||
| Agriculture | 157, 158 | |
| Airfields, Military | 98 | |
| Bridges | 98 | |
| Civil Police Headquarters | 150, 154 | |
| Climate | 158 | |
| Prisons | 151 | |
| Public Buildings | 98 | |
| Rivers | 157 | |
| Roads | 98 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 98 | |
| Topographical Information | 157 | |
| YEN-CHI Province | ||
| Government Agencies | 170 | |
| Government Organizations | 170 | |
| General | ||
| Bridges | 87 | |
| Condition of Railroads | 86 | |
| Condition of Roads | 86, 87 | |
| Construction, Railroads | 88 | |
| Ferry Facilities | 87 | |
| Railroads | 87, 88, 125 | |
| Roads | 86, 87 | |
| Transportation Facilities | 87 | |
| North KOREA | ||
| CH’ONGJIN(41°46’N-129°49’E) | ||
| Civilian Hospitals | 59 | |
| SANCH’ANG (39°26’N-126°40’E) | ||
| Industries | 100 | |
| TONGBUNG-NI (39°10’N-125°50’E) | ||
| Arsenals | 100 | |
| SINHO-DO (35°05’N-128°52’E) | ||
| Industries | 100 | |
| General | ||
| Bridges | 10 | |
| Construction, Railroads | 9-11 | |
| Railroad Equipment | 10 | |
| Railroads | 9-11 | |
| Sketch of Railroad | 11 | |
| Republic of KOREA | ||
| General | ||
| Organizations, Anti-Communist | 86 | |
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | ||
| KRASNOYARSK (56°02’N-92°48’E) | ||
| Bridges | 28 | |
| Electrical Power | 24 | |
| Electric Power Plants | 24, 27 | |
| Fuel Supply | 24, 27 | |
| Housing Construction | 25, 27 | |
| Industrial Equipment | 24 | |
| Locomotive Plants | 24, 27 | |
| Roads | 28 | |
| Sketch of Airfield | 28 | |
| Sketch of City Area | 27 | |
| Steel Mills | 25 | |
| General | ||
| Confiscation, Industrial Equipment | 12, 79, 88, 89 | |
