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Right,
Col. Geh In Je tells a different story. Geh
was the KLO/HID commander at the time. Geh spent months in Tokyo preparing
for the Inchon landing and led the 'Clark' unit. BTW, Geh says it was
he who came up with the Inchon landing idea.
There is a group photo of Clark, Geh and other
members of the team - but Choe is not in the photo. Geh's memoirs has no
mention of Choe, either. Choe has been quite vocal in Seoul about
his alleged 'exploits'.
Does Clark mention Choe in his
memoirs?
ysk
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 9:03 AM
Subject: Re: KLO in Korea
Interesting article but not completely accurate. For a
different view of
this operation read, The Secrets of Inchon, Eugene
Clark, Putnam
2002 This account is slightly "colorful" but
reasonably accurate.
Ed
At 11:28 AM 6/2/2002 -0400, you
wrote:
>I found the following article concerning the role of the Korean
members of
>the U.S. Army intelligence unit, the Korean Liaison Office
(KLO), played
>in the events leading up to the landing at Inchon in
September 1950. I
>hope that the list members find it
interesting.
><http://www.pilotonline.com/military/ml0502kor.html>http://www.pilotonline.
>com/military/ml0502kor.html
>
>Matthew Aid
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
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