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- 1950년
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ATIS INTERROGATION REPORT NO. 3012 26 January 1951
FIELD REPORT (ADVATIS Special Report 015) 12 January 1951
| PW NAME: | CHON, Song Hyon (全成鐵) (전성현) |
| PW NUMBER: | T-100116 |
| RANK: | Sgt (上士) |
| AGE: | 21 |
| DUTY: | Interpreter |
| UNIT: | CCF, 4th Field Arty, 13th Army Gp, 38th Army, 112 Div Hq |
| EDUCATION: | 6 years primary school - 2 years middle school |
| OCCUPATION: | Student |
| PLACE OF CAPTURE: | TOKCHON (德川) |
| DATE OF CAPTURE: | 27 Nov 50 |
| INTERROGATOR: | Cpl NODA (ATIS) |
PW cooperative but not well informed. Reliability - poor.
After Jun 50, military training for men from 18 to 25 years of age was compulsory in MANCHURIA. All men of age reported for duty to the militia units, located thru out the rear area, down to village level. All men once inducted into the militia units, must serve 3 years and were subject to call by the Regular Army as replacements. When harvesting season starts, the militia lets the recruits help their families with the crop, then calls them back to duty.
112th Div Clothing Breakdown:
| Winter uniform | 1 (cotton padded) |
| Summer uniform | 2 |
| Summer shoes | 4 (cloth or rubber) |
| Winter shoes | 1 (cloth, furlined) |
| Towels | 2 |
| Caps | 2 |
| Winter gloves | 1 pr furlined |
| Belt | 2 |
| Socks | 2 pr |
| Summer Blanket | 1 |
| Winter Blanket | 1 (cotton padded) |
| Overcoat | 1 |
| Soap | 3 bars |
CCF soldiers average 100 grams of rice per meal, with only 1 side dish of cabbage soup. This type ration is fed to the troops twice a day, morning and evening, when out in the field. In rear areas, troops are fed 3 times a day. Side dishes usually consisted of meat (2 or 3 times a week), soybean cake, bean sprout, cabbage, green onions, turnips, noodles, beans, egg plant, sweet potatoes, and pepper according to the season.
For the Commanding Officer:
SHAPPELL
