Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "No Gun Ri massacre" in English language version.
Declassified military documents recently found in the U.S. National Archives show clearly how US commanders repeatedly, and without ambiguity, ordered forces under their control to target and kill Korean refugees caught on the battlefield.
(Moderator John Callaway to Bateman): Why do the project if you can't do it right? ... Why would you do a critical book on this subject if you didn't have the resources to go into the field to do that half of the story? ... Whose account should we pay more attention to, the person who has the resources to go to South Korea and conduct the interviews, or the person who doesn't go to South Korea?
'We're going to focus on the No Gun Ri first,' said Cohen, 'and then we'll see if there's substance to the other allegations and take it case by case.'
'They were checking every wounded person and shooting them if they moved,' said Chung (Koo-hun).
Declassified military documents recently found in the U.S. National Archives show clearly how US commanders repeatedly, and without ambiguity, ordered forces under their control to target and kill Korean refugees caught on the battlefield.
'They were checking every wounded person and shooting them if they moved,' said Chung (Koo-hun).
Yang Hae-chan: 'The floor inside the tunnel was a mix of gravel and sand. People clawed with their bare hands to make holes to hide in. Other people piled up the dead, like a barricade.'
Joseph Jackman: 'The old man (company commander), yes, right down the line he's running down the line, "Kill 'em all!" ... I don't know if they were soldiers or what. Kids, there was kids out there, it didn't matter what it was, 8 to 80, blind, crippled or crazy, they shot 'em.'
(Moderator John Callaway to Bateman): Why do the project if you can't do it right? ... Why would you do a critical book on this subject if you didn't have the resources to go into the field to do that half of the story? ... Whose account should we pay more attention to, the person who has the resources to go to South Korea and conduct the interviews, or the person who doesn't go to South Korea?
Yang Hae-chan: 'The floor inside the tunnel was a mix of gravel and sand. People clawed with their bare hands to make holes to hide in. Other people piled up the dead, like a barricade.'
Joseph Jackman: 'The old man (company commander), yes, right down the line he's running down the line, "Kill 'em all!" ... I don't know if they were soldiers or what. Kids, there was kids out there, it didn't matter what it was, 8 to 80, blind, crippled or crazy, they shot 'em.'
