1. COMMUNIST MILITARY INTENTIONS AND ORDER OF BATTLE 2. SOVIET AIR ADVISERS AT NAJIN

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R008000730005-2
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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 20, 2000
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: July 6, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTE IGENCE AGENCY REPORT NO.
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1. Communist Military Intentions and. Order
of Battle-
2, Soviet Air Advisers at Najin
THE FOLLOWING REPORT WAS PREVIOUSLY
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Communist iilitar Intentions
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10 On 26 June there was a rumor prevailing among high-ranking North Korean
Officers that Molotov and other Soviets would soon visit North Korea to
decide on a plan to drive out United Nations troops. According to the
rumors the Soviets have promised the North Korean government more
logistical aid and have promised to keep the Chinese Communist troops in
Korea until. United Nations troops withdraw. After the withdraw4 North
Korean troops alone are to attack the Republic of Korea, The North
Korean government has initiated a propaganda campaign to induce the North
Koreans to "fight to the last 7uano8
2. On 23 June a North Korean i, j or general in Ch ? ong j i.n stated the f ollowin,g:
Chinese Communist troops will be replaced in Korea by North Korean troops
now training in anchuria0 About 120,,000 North Korean troops are now being
trained and equipped at Holung, Yenchh, Lunchingts?un and Tumen0, The
North Korean IV9 VII, and XXIII (sic) Corps are now ready to move back into
Korea. There is a tentative agreement that the Chinese Communist troops
will pull out when tha: United Nations troops withdraw'. By that tine the
North Korean Army will be about the same size as it was in June 19500
Soviet Air Advisers
3. On 23 June seven Soviet air officers were at Najin Airfield with the North
Korean Air Force. On 1. June about 14 Soviet planes moved to this field,
Chinese Communist. Order of Battle
4. Chinese Coramwiists C nuro:A [aw tea :,ns,: ff~ iA ng ie t K ?ea _::x' Peij i sg
-)A an d2#1kn;1gn date,
5. On 26 June the Combfn_.d 01Q of the Communist armies was be ~n Kangdong
(l26 5, 3i-D) and Songch?cn (12f 13,, 3915)..
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6, On 23 June the replacement depot of the Chinese Communist .3-Field Army was
at Pongam=dong (1296-39p W-46) north of K ,chm (12992o 40-50o.
Movement of Ammunition and .3mlies
7 An increasing amount of vehicular traffic was observed on the east coast,
On 21 JUnN 2DO trucks carrying small arms and ammunition passed Hamhung
going south, On 23 June, 50 trucks with the same cargo passed 1Hamhung,
8. On 20 June the North Korean supply depot for east coast, troops moved from
Kilchu to Togwon,? east of Wonsan,
25X1 A le Comnto This may refer to the 23 Division,
25X1 A 2, Comte This is probably the WANG Kun reported 25X1 A
as political r of the Chinese forces in Korea and the WANG Chien
25X1A reported inns political .coordinator of the Combined Commando
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