were identified and of the remaining 10 cases, four were non-Americans of Asiatic descent; one was British; three were identified and two cases unconfirmed. See "DPMO White Paper, Punch Bowl 239". Washington, D.C.: United States Department of Defense. Retrieved 2009-08-27. Stretch of Route 35 in Monmouth County Named for 'Chosin Few' Vets of Korean War Battle". Archived from the original on 15 September 2021 . Retrieved 30 November 2019. Department of Health, People's Liberation Army General Logistics Department (1988). 抗美援朝战争卫生工作总结: 卫生勤务 (in Chinese) (1sted.). Beijing: Department of Health, People's Liberation Army General Logistics Department. OCLC 1133095915. {{ cite book}}: CS1 maint: date and year ( link) This number is the total number of replacements requested by the 9th Army to reconstitute itself, which includes units that were not involved the fighting. See Roe 2000, p.394. We’re surrounded. That simplifies our problem of getting to these people and killing them.”– November 1950, during Chosin Reservoir campaign

Corps – Commander and Commissar Zhang Yixiang(张翼翔), Deputy Commander Liao Zhengguo(廖政国) [8] 58th Division – Commander and Commissar Huang Chaotian(黄朝天) [8] 172nd Regiment [nb 1] 173rd Regiment 174th Regiment 59th Division – Commander and Commissar Dai Kelin(戴克林) [8] 175th Regiment 176th Regiment 177th Regiment 60th Division – Commander Chen Ting(陈挺) [8] 178th Regiment 179th Regiment 180th Regiment 89th Division (Attached to 20th Corps from 30th Corps) – Commander Yu Guangmao(余光茂) [8] 265th Regiment 266th Regiment 270th Regiment 26th Corps – Commander Zhang Renchu(张仁初), Commissar Li Yaowen [8] 76th Division – Commander Gao Wenran(高文然) [8] 226th Regiment 227th Regiment 228th Regiment 77th Division – Commander Wang Jianqing(王建青) [8] 229th Regiment 230th Regiment 231st Regiment 78th Division [nb 2] – Commander Chen Zhongmei(陈忠梅) [8] 232nd Regiment 233rd Regiment 234th Regiment 88th Division [nb 2] (Attached to 26th Corps from 30th Corps) – Commander Wu Dalin(吴大林) [8] 262nd Regiment 263rd Regiment 264th Regiment 27th Corps – Commander Peng Deqing(彭德清), Commissar Liu Haotian(刘浩天) [8] 79th Division – Commander Xiao Jinghai(肖镜海) [8] 235th Regiment 236th Regiment 237th Regiment 80th Division – Commander Zhan Danan(詹大南) [8] 238th Regiment 239th Regiment 240th Regiment 81st Division – Commander Sun Duanfu(孙端夫) [8] 241st Regiment 242nd Regiment 243rd regiment 94th Division [nb 3] (Attached to 27th Corps from 30th Corps) – Commander Wu Lanting(邬兰亭) [8] 280th Regiment 281st Regiment 182nd Regiment Notable US participants and battle honors awarded [ edit ] US Marine Corps [ edit ] The 1st Marine Division reported 604 killed, 114 dead of wounds, 192 missing, 3,485 wounded and 7,338 non-battle casualties. However, US XCorps disputed the number by only recording 393 killed, 2,152 wounded and 76 missing for the 1st Marine Division. This number is calculated by inserting the 1st Marine Division's casualty data into the XCorps' total casualty report. See Appleman 1990, pp.345–347 and Montross & Canzona 1992, pp.381–382. AFI's 100 Years...100 Cheers Nominees" (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on 2019-04-02 . Retrieved 2016-08-14. Location filming was also done in Post-War Japan at the US Naval Base in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, and the historic Fujiya Hotel at Hakone. A ranch in Thousand Oaks, California, was also used for filming. [14] Release [ edit ]Michener based his novel on actual missions flown against the railroad bridges at Majon-ni and Samdong-ni, North Korea, during the winter of 1951–52, when he was a news correspondent aboard the aircraft carriers USS Essex and USS Oriskany. [6] [7] Michener based the character of Harry Brubaker on Lieutenant Donald S. Brubaker, who like his counterpart, was a 29-year-old Naval Reservist from Denver recalled to active duty aboard USS Valley Forge. The basis for Admiral Tarrant was Rear Admiral John Perry, the carrier division commander at the time; that of Lee was Commander Marshall U. Beebe, CAG aboard Essex in 1951 and technical advisor for the film; and Forney on Chief (NAP) Duane Thorin, himself a colorful enlisted pilot known for his trademark non-regulation green headgear. [8]

This article mentions Fox Company being relieved. It should state that Fox Company was relieved by Baker Company. My Dad, Richard Bahr, is a member of Baker Company. Baker Company relieved Fox Company. PFC Marvin "Pete" Wasson,, Anti-Tank Co, 1st Marine Division (reinforced), awarded the Navy Cross [10] Major General Edward Almond (seated), commander of the US XCorps, and Major General Oliver P. Smith, commander of the US 1st Marine Division. On October 3/4 the commando targeted the railway south of Chongjin, though they withdrew on finding it heavily guarded. Two days later the marines attempted another landing near Sorye-dong, but their canoes came under fire as they reached shore, forcing another withdrawal. The screenplay is based on the 1953 novel The Bridges at Toko-ri by Pulitzer Prize winner James Michener. The story, which closely follows the novel, is about the U.S. Navy pilots assigned to bomb a group of heavily defended bridges in North Korea. It emphasizes the lives of the pilots and crew in the context of the Korean War; a conflict that seems remote to all except those who fight in Korea.Sgt. Harold P. Haugland, D/15 AAA Bn., awarded Distinguished Service Cross for actions east of Reservoir (RCT 31). [20] Montross, Lynn; Canzona, Nicholas (1992). U.S. Marine Operations in Korea: The Chosin Reservoir Campaign. Vol.3. Austin, Texas: Robert J. Speights. ISBN 978-0-944495-03-2.

Stanton, Shelby L. (1989). America's Tenth Legion: XCorps in Korea, 1950. Novato, CA: Presidio. ISBN 978-0-89141-258-8.Sgt. Stanford O. Corners, Med/A/57 FAB, awarded Distinguished Service Cross for actions east of Reservoir (RCT 31). [22] The Center for the Study of the Korean War". The Center for the Study of the Korean War. Archived from the original on 6 August 2016 . Retrieved 3 July 2018. Fifth Air Force – MG Earle Partridge 374th Troop Carrier Wing – BG John Henebry 21st Troop Carrier Squadron 61st Troop Carrier Squadron US Seventh Fleet – VADM Arthur D. Struble [ edit ] Task Force 77 Task Force 90 Non-US Units [ edit ] United Kingdom forces [ edit ] 41 Independent Commando Royal Marines – LTC Douglas B. Drysdale {attached to the US 1st Marine Division} Republic of Korea forces [ edit ] ROK I Corps – MG Kim Pac-iI {not directly involved in the battle of Chosin Reservoir, but part of X Corps organization north of the 38th Parallel} ROK 3rd Division – BG Rhee Chong-chan ROK Capital Division – BG Song Yo-chan ROK Police Hwarang Unit [6] {attached to the US 1st Marine Division} Student Volunteer Force of Koreans In Japan [7] {attached to the US 3rd Infantry Division and US 7th Infantry Division} People's Republic of China forces [ edit ] 9th Army – Commander and Commissar Song Shi-Lun [ edit ] American Experience: The Battle of Chosin, Chapter 1". PBS. 1 November 2016. Archived from the original on 18 November 2019 . Retrieved 18 November 2019.