Passing the Test: Combat in Korea, April-June 1951

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INDEX airfields, corps logistics and, 296 Albaugh, Paul, 83 Alexander, Bevin R., 223–26 Allen, George H., 26 Almond, Edward M. battle below the Soyang River and, 256, 262, 295, 296 counteroffensive ordered by, 297 Task Force Gerhart and, 298, 306–11, 329–30 Ames, Richard C., 332, 342, 344, 345, 348–51, 353, 363–66 ammunition resupply, during the battle below the Soyang River , 285–92, 294 Ammunition Supply Point #50, 287–89 Anderson, Edgar N., 366, 369–70 Anderson, Herbert, 46–47 Andrews, Reece, 41 Andrews, Robert, 57 Annacost, John H., 204–5 Appleman, Roy E., 383n1 Araedamu-ri, 317 Argent, Lieutenant A., 61, 76 armored personnel carriers, 93, 389n6 armored tank recovery vehicles, 220 armored vehicles, 93 Arnett, Captain, 107, 115 Arredondo, Mariano, 394n36 Artiaga, Jose M., Jr., 176 artillery resupply during the battle below the Soyang River, 285– 92, 294 significance in the Korean War, 385n15 Van Fleet’s policies for operations , 6 “Artillery in Perimeter Defense” (Blumenson), 115–16 “artillery war,” 385n15 B-29 bombers, 262 Baker, R. G. Virgil, 240 Barker, William H., 293, 295–96 Battery A, 92d Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 182, 184, 186–88, 192 426 INDEX on Company A, 19th Infantry Regiment, 207 interview with Lt. Col. Lavoie, 88 promoted to captain, 395n1 on Task Force Hazel, 331–33 on Task Force Lindy Lou, 182–83 Boswell, James, 170 Bowen, Frank, 302, 309, 409n32 Bowman, Maxwell B., 83 Boyle, Thomas, 27 Bragg, Otho C., 77 Bralley, Allan, 358–60 Briscoe, Pierce W., 20 Brodie, Thomas, 155, 156, 169–73 Brooks, Orn G., 239 Brown, Charles, 58 Brown, Charles R., 260, 282 Brown, Edward, 97–98, 108–9 Brown, Robert B., 66, 68 Brubaker, Elbridge, 301–11 passim Bryan, Blackshear M., 140 Buonocore, George A., 41, 43, 46, 47, 49 Burnett, Snowden Dale, 19 Burris, Callen C., 217–18 Burros, Harold, 77, 80 Byorum, Henry M., 208–17 passim , 220, 403n38 Campbell, Henry A., 341–42, 348, 353 Carne, James P., 151, 175–76, 399n9 Carr, George I., 200, 205 Carter, Jessie D., 98 Catalon, Frank, 54–56 Chagnon, Paul O., 129 Chajang-ni ferry, 41 Chandler, Malcolm W., 357–62 Battery A, 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 182, 184, 186, 192 Battery B, 27th ROK Field Artillery Battalion, 182, 184, 186, 192 Battery B, 999th Armored Field Artillery ambush of, 47–58 attacked on 22–23 April, 39–46 Beebe, John H., 26 Belgian UN Battalion Distinguished Service Cross awarded to Lt. Col. Crahay, 176 opening of the Chinese offensive , 149–51 situation before the Chinese offensive, 143, 146, 147, 149 situation on 23 April, 152–58 situation on 24 April, 161–64 situation on 25 April, 166–69, 172 Bell, George, 281, 282 Bell, Timothy, 50, 58 Bennett, Clemmett, 58 Benskin, Harold L., 202, 204 Benton, Daniel F., 34 Berg, Louis, 73–74 Berry, Fred, 201, 205 Bessler, Captain, 107–9 Bigger, Irvin B., 30 Billemeyer, Frank, 201 Black, Don W., 63–64 Black, Robert W., 132, 396–97n26 Blaskiewicz, Joseph J., 342, 348– 49, 352–53, 363 “Blue Boys,” 249 Blumenson, Martin on the actions on Hills 628 and 1010, 117, 141–42 427 INDEX Changnam-ni, 247 Chaun-ni battle below the Soyang River, 247, 249, 252, 261, 264–65, 268–72, 274–75, 278–79, 281 Task Force Gerhart and, 306–8, 320 Chech’on, 290 Chinese Communist Forces (CCF) entry into the war, 2–3 Fifth Chinese Offensive (see Fifth Chinese Offensive) “Flexible Warfare” tactics, 8 Chinese People’s Volunteer Armies (CPVA), 2 Chip’yong-ni, 290, 291 Chmielewski, Alban, 70, 71, 83 Chogutan, 301 Ch’onggu-ri, 315 Ch’ongp’yong dam, 191, 195, 196 Ch’orwon, 6, 148, 377 Choygang-gang (Choygang River ), 252 Chudong-ni, 294 Chuktun-ni, 61 Ch’unch’on, 188 advance of Task Force Hazel to, 335–43 significance to IX Corps, 331–32 situation of Task Force Hazel in, 343–49 in Task Force Hazel’s mission, 333 Task Force Hazel’s second advance to, 362–63, 366–70 Cisneros, Jesse, 132 Civilian Transportation Corps (South Korean), 249, 290 Clark, Warren E., 198–99, 202– 3, 206, 207 Clements, Edwell D., 306–7, 312–13, 316–20, 326–27 Cloud, Rufus, 200, 205 Combat Actions in Korea (Gugeler), 329–30 Company A, 19th Infantry Regiment , 24th Infantry Division , 118, 196–207 Company A, 32d Infantry Regiment , 31, 38 Company A, 72d Tank Battalion...