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Index st Cavalry Division (US), , , –, , , –, , , , First (I) Corps (NKPA), First (I) Corps (US), , , –, st Division (ROK), –, –, , , st Marine Division (US), , , , , , , –, st Regiment (US Marines), Second (II) Corps (ROK), , , , nd Infantry Division (US), , , , –, , –, , , –, , , nd Regiment (ROK), Third (III) Corps (ROK), rd Division (ROK), , rd Infantry Division (US), Fourth Army (CCF), th Division (NKPA), , Fifth Air Force, , Fifth Cavalry Regiment (US), , , – th Division (NKPA), , th Division (ROK), th Regimental Combat Team (US), th Regiment (US Marines), – Sixth Army Band, th Division (NKPA), th Division (ROK), , , th Division (ROK), , Seventh Fleet, th Infantry Division (US), , , , –, –, , th Regiment (US Marines), , , th Regiment (ROK), – Eighth Army, –, , –, , , , , : capture of Pyongyang, , ; crossing th parallel, –, ; crossing the Chongchon River, ; Operation “Mustang II,” POW compound at Koje-Do, , ; resuming the offensive, –, , ; threatened by Chinese forces, – under Ridgway’s command, –; under Van Fleet’s command, –; war crime allegations, –; withdrawal below the Chongchon River, , , , , th Cavalry Regiment (US): attack towards TabuDong , ; breakout from Pusan Perimeter, –, photo gallery; at Unsan, , –, ; and post-war accusations, , ; prisoners released, ; prisoners at Sombokol, –; and Walker’s visit, th Division (ROK), Ninth Army (CCF), , Ninth (IX) Corps (US), , th Division (ROK), th Infantry Regiment (US), , –, , Tenth (X) Corps (US), , –, , , , –, –, , , , , , th Regiment (ROK), – th Regiment (ROK), , – th Regiment (ROK), th Infantry Regiment, –, st Infantry Regiment (US): proximity to Korea, ; battles, –, rd Infantry Regiment (US), –, –, th Infantry Division (US): battle for Taejon, –; defense of Kum River, ; “home by Christmas” offensive, ; liberation of Taejon, ; prisoners captured at Anju, ; prisoners at Manpo, –; readiness, ; withdraws from Sinuiju, th Infantry Regiment (US), th Infantry Division (US), , , –, th Infantry Regiment (US), , st Infantry Regiment (US), , nd Infantry Regiment (US), th Infantry Regiment (US): arrival at Pusan, ; defending the Naktong Bulge, ; delays th Division (NKPA), ; fighting at Chinju, ; overrun at Kum River, ; withdrawal from Pyongtaek, – 292 index th Field Artillery Battalion (US), th Infantry Regiment (US), , , th Air Wing, , th Field Artillery Battalion (US), th Division (CCF), th Field Artillery Battalion (US), rd Field Artillery Battalion (US), th Infantry Regiment (US), th Division (CCF), th Field Artillery Battalion (US), th Airborne Regimental Combat Team (US), Abu Ghraib, Acheson, Dean, , , , , , , , – administration, presidential: Eisenhower, see Eisenhower Dwight; Nixon, ; Reagan, –; Truman, see Truman, Harry. Aguirre, Andy “Chief,” aircraft carriers, Air Force magazine, Air Force, United States, , , , ; allegations of misconduct, –; Fighter Weapons School, ; senior review board, , (see also germ warfare confessions) air power (UN): –; airstrikes at Chipyongni , ; airstrike at Suwan “Bean Camp,” –; airstrikes near Unsan, ; air superiority , ; attacks on enemy supply lines, ; attacks on Yalu bridges, –, ; B- attack at the Naktong Bulge, ; bombing restrictions, ; Chinese response, ; daylight bombing of Sinuiju, –; defense of Hungnam, ; destruction of NKPA vehicles, –, ; enemy vulnerability, –, , –, ; as excuse for supply shortages at Pyoktong, ; friendly fire incidents, , ; indiscriminate attacks on civilians, ; losses during Operation Strangle, ; MacArthur’s confidence in, –; marine air support, ; and MiG-, , –, , –, ; mixed results, ; nuclear threats, ;and targets, , –, ; photo gallery Air Wing, Marine, Akins, Floyd, Alexander, Bevin, , , , Allen, Frank, Allen, Norm, Almond, Ned, , , –, –, , – , al-Qaeda, Anderson, Clarence “Doc,” , , , –, , , , , An-dong (Camp Seven), (see also camps, prisoner of war) Anju, , , , Antung, , “Apex,” , , (see also camps, prisoner of war) Appleman, Roy, Arias, Armando, Arkansas, , Army, North Korean People’s (NKPA): air defenses, –, –; armament, ; atrocities, , , , –, , –, –, , , ; attacks along the Pusan Perimeter, –, –; Chinese perceptions , ; expansion, ; field hospital, ; final destruction of, , –; Home Affairs Department, ; ignores diplomatic immunity, ; Inchon landings, ; infiltration of KojeDo , ; interrogation procedures, , – , –; invasion of South Korea, ; losses due to UN air attacks, ; orders prohibiting mistreatment of prisoners, ; overruns airfields, ; reputation for brutality, ; spring offensive, ; “volunteers,” , – ; vulnerability to air attack, ; withdrawal from Pusan Perimeter, – Army, Republic of Korea (ROK): battles, , , , , –, , , , ; losses, ; prisoners massacred by retreating North Korean forces, –; readiness in , ; reputation for brutality, Army, United States: occupation duty in Japan, ; occupation of South Korea, ; Air Corps, ; allegations of POW misconduct, –, , ; McCarthy hearings, ; Military Justice Division, –; G (intelligence), ; secretary of, ; staff judge advocate, –, Asia, Southeast, (see also Vietnam) Association, Korean War Ex-POW, atrocities: ; alleged, –; Chinese, , ; North Korean, , , , –, , –, –, , , photo gallery; South Korean, –, [18.116.40.47] Project MUSE (2024-04-26 04:37 GMT) index 293 Auschwitz, Austen, Jane, Bagwell, Ralph, (see also CCF interrogation) Bakersfield, California, Baldwin, Robert, Barber, William, – Barr, David, (see also th Infantry Division (US) Barth, Bittman, Bataan Death March, Batchelor, Claude, , – “Bean Camp.” See camps, prisoner of war. Beatrix, Mother, Beijing, , , , , , , (see also Mao Zedong) Benton, Benjamin, – Biderman, Albert: , ; March to Calumny, , , ; “Dangers of Negative Patriotism,” Bikini Atoll, biological warfare. See germ warfare. “bird-dog” system, (see also political indoctrination) Blair, Clay, , , ; The Forgotten War, “Bloody Ridge,” Board on Prisoner of War Collaboration, (see also court martial, trials...