Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1950 — Page 24

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army they had thought one of the best in Asia.

y the kind of invasion which occurred June 25.

AN HEADQUARTERS IN KOREA, July 20--A ip of bitter American soldiers has been watching the vir-

officers and men of the U. 8. military advisory spent. two years helping South Korea build a defense

the North Korean invaders| seen southern units ranging

— without orders, iticed and drilled hard. v Ee ouion, without no-

{Korean trainees.

modern weapons, and trained ofi-|!n battle the cers in what their chief, Brig. Gen. William I. Roberts, called] his “Little West Point.” Advanced Trainin

could go fo a

Korean officers 8. [attacking successfully,

small-scale version of the U. Infantry School at Ft. Benning, | Ga., or a staff college patterned] after the American command and;

General School at Ft. {tour of the front.

HALF SOLES | I was never able to learn who| issued the orders. Men's Composition Suspicion of sabolage clouded |

The Koreans learned their lesisons well—they could talk a good

Sompanies to regiments war-—and the men worked, prac-

The American advisers attached] to various army units scattered] through South Korea were proud of the apparent progress made by

Koreans did not apply) lessons learned at U.- 8. Army schools. The first [Communist breakthrough, north {of Seoul, was possible because a Korean general refused to com-

g mit his troops to battle, although For advanced training, South =. 0 "i aonk was counter-|

During the early fighting south! {of Seoul, before the arrival of U.| {8. combat troops, I accompanied! Leaven- American advisers on a four-day!

sassy | On three different occasions, | f— ‘we saw units advance to defen-| ECI AL . jisive positions, only to return two ‘hours later with the explanation, “we were ordered to withdraw.”

© Half Soles the southern troops’ confidence in MN their weapons. . 's Hats 59 Even during the last, contured Gleaned & Blocked _. flight from Suwon, South Koreag |soldiers hung onto their guns and ILLINOIS SHOE REPAIR ifull eartridge belts, but often the | 18 S. Illinois St. {weapons were inoperative.

IMinols and Washington

‘south of Seoul.

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