Re: The Hidden History of the Korean War

[Ed Evanhoe <evanhoe@arbuckleonline.com>]

>JK,
>
> >>That suggests another possibility.
>The N.K. military movements toward the 38th parallel before
>the War could have been, in fact, for training purpose only, not for
>actual invasion.
>
>But, once provoked by Rhee, their mission
>could have changed suddenly with an order for counterattack. <<

You can believe what you want but you can not change facts.

In case you didn't know, we captured entire NK units and some 50,000 
prisoners when UN forces landed at Inch'on and broke out of the Pusan 
perimeter. And, when we did, we also captured unit diaries and copies of 
their orders.  Also we captured government & military offices/files when we 
took. P'yongyang.  In these various files are numerous copies of attack 
orders and detailed plans for the attack on South Korea, dated well before 
25 June 1950.  There are also any number of individual diaries with entries 
telling of an attack on South Korea and these entries made days before 25 
June 1950.  Besides these, interrogation of senior (and not so senior) NKPA 
officers back up the docutments.

Bottom line to this is no matter how much North Korea and others want to 
change history to say South Korea attacked NK and started the war, there is 
a paper-trail in the national and UN archives that proves otherwise.



Ed Evanhoe, Antlers, OK, 74523
Author:  DARKMOON: Eighth Army Special Operations in the Korean War
Life Member: Special Forces & Special Operations Associations
Web site:  http://www.korean-war.com