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ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 1691 7 October 1950
FIELD REPORT (521 - MISD - 0123) 5 October 1950
1. PERSONAL DETAILS:| PW NAME: | PAK, TAE CHIN (朴大鎭) |
| PW NO: | #3582 |
| RANK: | Pvt |
| DUTY: | Supply duty |
| UNIT: | 31 Brig, Transp Plt |
| PLACE OF CAPTURE: | MIARI |
| DATE OF CAPTURE: | 2 Oct 50 |
| UNIT MAKING CAPTURE: | 1 Marines |
| HOME ADDRESS: | SEOUL, SHIN TO JO, MUNAN DON, #15 (京城 新堂町 文化洞 15番地) |
| INTERROGATOR: | Pfc TAKEUCHI |
PW was cooperative, however due to his short length of service military information was limited.
Reliability: Fair
Length of service: 13 days
Physical condition: Good
3. MILITARY HISTORY:15 Sep 50 - Inducted at SEOUL and was attached to the 31 Brig, Transp Plt. Subject was engaged in hauling rice from warehouses in SEOUL to the 31 HQ area.
(The Brig HQ was located near the Med College Hosp.)
22 Sep 50 - Entire Brig moved to MIARI about 1 km N of SEOUL.
26 Sep 50 - About 1/2 of the Brig departed MIARI for CHANGDAN by foot.
28 Sep 50 - PW deserted. (At this time 4 truck loads of rice (240 sacks) had already been evacuated to CHANGDAN.)
29 Sep 50 - Captured in MIARI by 1 Marines.
PW believes that on the night of 28 Sep 50 the remaining 1/2 of the Brig at MIARI also retreated to CHANGDAN.
Strength of the 31 Brig was unknown. However, was estimated to be approx 2,000 men.
About 1/4 of the men were armed with rifles and carried 100 rds of ammunition.
For the AC of S, G-2:
SHORT
