Re: Captain James Hausman, US Army Military Advisor to Korea, 1946-48: The Intelligent Man on the Spot.

["M. Katz" <mmkatz@aya.yale.edu>]

FYI, I just learned of this other new title about Americans in Korea before
(when) the north invaded:  SOS Korea, 1950 Eyewitness Accounts of Americans
in South Korea When the North Attacked, by Raymond B. Maurstad.  Maurstad
himself helped oversee an emergency evacuation of U.S. and foreign dependents
from Pusan.  His experiences are described on the Maritime Admin web site:
 www.marad.dot.gov/history/korea/maurstad.pdf.

His book was published by Beaver's Pond Press (Dec 2002?) and is available
for $16.95 from midwestbookhouse.com, phone 800-430-0044.

--Mandy Katz

Mike Yared wrote:
> 20030211153407.13848.qmail@web14802.mail.yahoo.com">
> Anyone read this book?
>
> Captain James Hausman, US Army Military Advisor to
> Korea, 1946-48: The Intelligent Man on the Spot. 
> by Clemens, Peter 
> Abstract: Highlights the impact made by James Hausman
> in the development of the Korean Constabulary, which
> later became the South Korean Army, between July 1946
> and July 1948. Personal information on Hausman;
> Implications for U.S. military policy; Accomplishments
> of Hausman. 
>
> Thanks
> Mike
>
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