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ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 746 26 August 1950
FIELD REPORT (ADVATIS) 15 August 1950
(Ref to ATIS Rpt No. 456)
| Name: | KIM WON DUK (金源德) |
| Age: | 21 years old. |
| Rank: | Private |
| Address: | KANG WON-DO, MUNCHUN-GUN, MUNCHUN MYONG, WANGSONG-RI, 205. |
| Education: | Elementary school, 6 years. |
| Previous Occupation: | Farmer |
| Length of Service: | 9 months, entered service 22 Nov 1949. |
| Foreign Language Spoken: | Japanese (fair) |
| Military Specialty: | Tank operator. |
| Date of Capture: | 11 August 1950, 1200 hours. |
| Place of Capture: | 2 kilometers south of HAKSONGDONG. |
| Interrogator: | ONODA (FEAF) (Rpt No 122) |
105th Brig, 2nd Tank Regt, 1st Bn
Commanding Officers
| 2nd Tank Regt | KIM TAE RYONG, | Colonel | (Trained in N KOREA.) |
| 1st Battalion, | KANG TAE RYONG | Major | (Wounded at SUWON.) |
| 1st Company | KANG IL IP | Sr Lt | |
| 1st Platoon | KIM WON DUK | M/Sgt | (Prisoner) |
The 2nd Tank Regiment also known as 109th Tank Regiment.
Present Strength and Equipment:
| Unit | Present | |
| Personnel | Equipment | |
| Brigade | Unknown | Unknown |
| Regiment | 210 App. | 29 tanks. |
| Battalion | 96 App. | 13 tanks |
| Company | 20 App. | 4 tanks |
| Platoon | 5 men | 1 tank |
At 0700 hours, 11 August 1950, PW’s unit was 2 kilometers south of NAKSONGDONG, when six fighter planes, type unknown, started strafing the tanks. PW’s tanks was the last to move forward, when hit by a bomb. PW was wounded in the right shoulder. When bandaging his wound, he was caught by South Korean troops.
Training:PW received 5 months of training consisting of gun firing, driving, and communication system. After 4th month of training, PW was familiar with all the tank operations.
Movement| Arrival | Place | Departure | Means of Trans. |
| 24 July | SEOUL | 24 July | Tanks |
| 28 July | SUWON | 5 August | Tanks |
| 7 August | CHUNGJU | 7 August | Tanks |
| 9 August | SANGJU | Tanks |
Efficiency: Enough training was received but due to the organization of the unit the efficiency was rather low. Morale was low because the men did not know the objective of war. Enough rest and food was received.
Source of Supply:80% of the diesel oil came from North KOREA, 20% from VLADIVOSTOK. Oil from VLADIVOSTOK was transported by railroad. Most all of the food came from North KOREA. Food from USSR was too weet to eat.
Regimental supply area was located in CHORWON; however, diesel oil was supplied from SEOUL.
Mission:Objective of his unit was to capture TAEGU.
Weapons:Each tank was equipped with 1 85MM with 80 rounds and 2 76MM machine gun with approximately 2,800 rounds of ammunition.
Signed TARKENTON/WALKER
