Re: The Bridge at No Gun Ri - A Book Review

[Marc James Small <msmall@roanoke.infi.net>]

At 08:19 PM 9/10/01 EDT, Jhk789@aol.com wrote:
>The fact that some 350 Indian civilians, who were under the protection  
>of the 7th Reg., were massacred at the Wounded Knees by the 7th Cav. 
>soldiers convinces me of the truth that the 7th may have committed 
>the same massacre of Korean civilians at No Gun Ri again. 
> 

Are you suffering under some sort of delusion that any of the soldiers
present in 1868 with the 7th Cavalry were also at No Gun Ri in 1950?  These
would be MIGHTY old soldiers after a gap of some 82 years!

I know one soldier, Marv Daniels, who was present at No Gun Ri and he is
emphatic that open gunfire did occur, but only after incoming fire had been
received from NKPA "refugees".  He was interviewed some years back on the
History Channel, I believe, about this.

This is an open-and-shut case.  There was no "war crime" here.

Marc

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