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AN Pyong Nyong 이미지뷰어 새창

  • ISSUE NO. 6 NO. 1174 1950-09-17
    전사 초등교육 남성
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ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 1174　19 September 1950
FIELD REPORT (ADVATIS - 0803)　18 September 1950

1. PERSONAL DETAILS:
PW NAME: AN Pyong Nyong (安炳龍) (안병룡)
PW NO: 63 NK 4011
RANK: Pvt (戰士)
AGE: 23
DUTY: Rifleman
UNIT: 7th Inf Div, 3rd Regt, 3rd Bn, 7th Co, 1st Plt, 2nd Sqd
EDUCATION: Primary School (6 years)
OCCUPATION: Farmer
PLACE OF CAPTURE: Between MASAN and HAMAN (exact location unknown)
DATE OF CAPTURE: 17 Sep 50
PLACE OF BIRTH: CHOLLA NAMDO, KWANGJU, SODONG 264 (全羅南道 光州市 西洞 二六四番地)
HOME ADDRESS: Same as above
INTERROGATOR: HONDA (FEAF)
DATE: 17 Sep 50


2. ASSESSMENT:
PW did not seem to be very intelligent. He frequently made contradictory statements; information is not reliable. No further interrogation recommended.

3. TACTICAL INFORMATION:
Chronology:
5 Aug 50 - PW was conscripted into the NKPA att KWANGJU. Received no training and departed KWANGJU with the 7th Div.
17 Aug 50 - 7th Div arrived in the T’AEGU Area. 3rd Regt held a position between HAMAN and MASAN. Upon arrival at 7th Div position, PW and 160 men, who were conscripted at KWANGJU, finally received rifles.
15 Sep 50 - PW’s Plt (13 men) was captured in the MASAN Area. His unit had never participated in any action.

Unit Organization and strength:
Original strength of the 3rd Bn of the 3rd Regt was 1,000. At MASAN, 200 men of the 3rd Bn departed for an unknown destination. It was rumored that they left for PUSAN. Strength of the 3rd Regt was abut 100, when the PW was captured.

Equipment:
The 3rd Regt had 6 x 76-mm M1942 Guns and 14.5-mm PTRS-41 AT Rifles.

Disposition:
About 1,000 men of an unknown unit of NKPA were concentrated at a point 30 km N of MASAN. This unit was observed on 9 Sep 50, while PW was moving toward MASAN. No vehicles observed.

Morale and propaganda:
Morale of PW’s unit very low due to lack of food supply and fear of frequent air attacks. US Propaganda Leaflets were very effective. Whoever read them wanted to surrender, while those who never read the leaflets feared surrendering thinking that they might be shot.

For the Commanding Officer:

WEELDREYER

Executive

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