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ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 1896　16 October 1950

FIELD REPORT (ADVATIS - 1145)　14 October 1950

PW intelligent and cooperative. Reliability is considered good.

17 Dec 49: Inducted at SONGJIN (城津). Assigned 2nd Plt, CH’ONGJIN Co, WONSAN (元山) Guard Bn.

8 Jul 50: Entered P'YONGYANG Ministry of the Interior OCS, at YONGSONG (龍城).

28 Aug 50: Approx 1,000 graduated and commissioned Jr Lts (少尉). This was the fifth class to graduate this OCS at YONGSONG.

1 Sep 50: PW and approx 500 Jr Lts departed on foot.

20 Sep 50: Arrived SEOUL. PW and approx 100 Jr Lts were assigned to the Guard Bn, CHINJU (晉州).

30 Sep 50: Arrived CHINJU.

1 Oct 50: CHINJU Guard Bn began to retreat towards the 38° parallel via CHONJU (全州).

4 Oct 50: PW and approx 20 rnen arrived at CHONJU. PW departed alone.

7 Oct 50: Arrived OKCH’ON (沃川).

8 Oct 50: PW voluntarily surrendered to police 12 km N of OKCH’ON.

P'YONGYANG Ministry of Interior OCS - approx 1,200 men

Name: LEE, Yong Hun (李榮熱) (이영운)

Rank: Sr Col (總尉)

Age: 40

Positions Commadant of P’YONGYANG Ministry of Interior, OCS

Remarks: Originally from CCF Eighth Route Army, MANCHURIA.

P'YONGYANG Ministry of the Interior OCS and Ammunition Dump (as of 25 Aug 50):

See attached sketch:

1 - YONGSONG RR station

2,3,4 - Officers qtrs

5 - Main gate

6,7,8,9,10,11 - Security Unit qtrs

12,13,14,15,16 - Instructor's (OCS) qtrs

17 - 3rd Co

18 - 2nd Co

19 - 1st Co

20 - 4th Co

21 - 5th Co

22 - 6th Co

23 - 7th Co

24 - 8th Co

25 - 9th Co

26 - powder (black) magazine, cement warehouses 60m x 15m camouflaged

27 - powder magazine

28 - ammunition storage area

Area A - 82mm mortars shells, approx 10,000

Area B - TNT, 5 in one box, box 40cm x 30cm x 15cm, approx 500

Area C - Crated HMG 50, LMG 500, hand grenades 70,000, rifle model 99, M1891 total 10,000; LMG ammunition 10,000 rounds

Area D - Arty shells 50,000 rounds, vehicle tires 500, 75mm AT gun - 5, gasoline 500 drums

The above ammo and supplies were observed by the PW. He stated that there may be more in the area.

Storage area mentioned above was a former Japanese ammunition dump area, Ammunition is not stored underground but camouflaged with brush, North side of railroad tracks is off limits to unauthorized personnel. Approx 50-60 guards patrol the area.

For the Commanding Officer:

P’YONGYANG MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR OCS AND AMMUNITION DUMP (AS OF 25 AUG 50)