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Pilot ‘Snooping’ Behind Lines in Old Plane Gives Signal for Attack by U. S. Fighters
“We had been in the air two hours. The newness, the touch of panic, the excitement of passing fhe enemy's line had faded. In two hours I had adopted a veteran's Aattitude—a trifie bored, a little sleepy, curious about evening chow.’ # In these words Jim Lucas, Scripps-Howard military writer and World War II Marine Corps combat correspondent, describes what it's like to be covering the Korean War for readers of The Indianapolis Times, . i By JIM G. LUCAS, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer OVER THE POHANG FRONT, Sept. 5--1t was Ken Byrd who spotted them. first. Even then he wasn't sure.
Always a chance that they might be ours, he said.
They ‘sat there along the Oksanni-Kigye road One was in the ditch, * Its mate was on its side. ! “It's an old trick,” Ken Byrd said over the intercom, | “They want us to think they
a couple
B later the already gutted: village ut to- burned again. Black smoRe and’ night they'll move out. To- lots of it. That meant ammu morroyy morning they'll be back nition. Then he spotted the trucks. He
here looking like a couple of old contacted the ground. An Alr
wrecks somebody hit last weeK.hjo,rce man with a South Korean That-s—what-—they--want-—us-—to regiment told—us—anything—west think." of Angangn! was fair game, Still We had been in the air two Ken wasn’t satisfied. Just out of
The newness, the touch of Angangni our trucks were on the the excitement of passing move.. He double-chec Ked. The In fellow at the other end grew impatient. “They're enemy,” he said. Go get em.” ’ So we called- for F-80's but still
hours, panic, the enemy's lines had faded two hours I had adopted a vet eran's attitude trifle bored. a little sleepy, curious about evening chow, Ken held back, He asked and reIt started at 1 p. m. when Capt. ceived confirmation from the Kenneth E. Byrd ‘of Polo, Ill, put South Korean division. He sent us aboard his observation plane, the fighters in on a dry run. a. two-seated T-6. An old ship Trucks Not Friendly i never intended for combat. They reported the trucks were “As a favor to you,” Ken had definitely not friendly. The squad-|
said, “I'll iy high enough so that ron leader barked, “somebody has if we're hit we can glide back of [got to make. a decision. We're our lines. I'll try to put her down running low on fuel.” at sea or belly in on a river, bed. Ken gave the signal, The first “Don't jump unless I say so be- rocket wrecked the trucks. They cause you may not have to. But burned brightly. One exploded. when 1 give the word, jump.” Somebody broke and ran from
Over Pohang Ken said, “I've one of them, then stumbled and
{got some snooping to do. We'll fly fell. He didn’t get up.
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se .pened. We saw no Red Aroops, but explosion and another.
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Ken shouted and so-did I. Then our fighters turned to the town. miles Rockets tore into its huts, Fires licking at Then an Lots of] {Ken said. they were there. “I'll £0 back smoke. A fighter pilot spotdown to a thousand and show ted a camouflaged truck. He them to you,” he said. When 1 made three passes before he got hesitated he added, “Of course, it, we'll get shot at.” Low on Gas | We didn't go. At my request. | Now we were headed home 10]
low. Can't help it because of the
All at once we were five lines. Then eight started slowly at first,
!miles. Then 12. Still nothing hap: thatch and dry timbers.
{other teams and their strikes. Be- called in his score, “Four ve-
Life Can Be Beautill neath our left wing, near Hung- hicles on fire, two damaged, .
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town in flames, an ammo dump. Stuff they planned to use on A man feels la month's pay,” he said, “they're mighty good about things like| Commies. This is Commie terri- that. Even when, like Ken, he! tory. But.a man's got to be sure. ‘only called the signals. Even] Can't go shooting on a hunch.” when, like me, he’s just a reporter] 1 didn’t believe they were en- bumming a ride on the chance he| my. They kept on marching. — might get-a-story: — - q |
Smart Weary and Proud They're Smar When we got back
hae, a tank was burning,” Ken spotted marching troops
on the]
“They're smart,” Ren ald. ground we climbed out weary and| ‘They know we're an observa |proud. And then before we had and unarmed. If
a chance to crow, there came al grim reminder that war isn't a game. An Australian] pilot had been shot down not far from us in enemy territory. He| He was seen No one saw No one was seen] solig in. But when the helicopter | e he was gone. I.ike that, He| I missing tonight. . 80 we sit over a can of warm er thinking more about that
.go,« which. i& more important. could have fighters here in five
their orders. Takes guts but they: ‘running into a hut. Ido it; If I swoop down you know come out. what they'll do? They'll wave at Over the radio we were called " me {plane took over the job of watch- p,
[village Ken saw an ammunition peg held town named Oksanni.
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