Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1950 — Page 36

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By PAUL R. LEACH WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 (CDN) —If it should come to a Dunkirk evacuation of more than 100,000 GI's and leathernecks {rom Korea | to Japan, those guys would have reason to bless the navy and mean it from their hearts, { A query was put to the office of Admiral Sherman, chief of naval operations . [Pack came this terse reply. 'say, however, that they could e have no information that imove a lot of men. An LSI car{it is going to be necessary. But

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ries 200 men normally with full § combat equipment over long dis-! g itances. Double that number could | be packed in for a short haul. § The postwar troop transports car-| 8 ry 1500 men with equipment. That number also could be greatly ex- 4 ceeded in an emergency move, 1 Distance a Factor 4 The Air Force troop carrying plane, C-119, takes 64 men aloft § with personal equipment — rifle, 8 ammunition and a few days’ supply of rations. The C-46 carries 50 men and the C-47 totes 27 men, under combat conditions. Each of- those planes could carry more ’ men in emergency. Another important factor in any i Nw evacuation of Korea is the dis-! i tance involved. From Pusan, on g v, the southeast tip of Korea, to the nearest air or seaport in Japan is about 130 miles, It is more than 4 400 miles from Wonsan, above the 1 38th parallel, to the same Jap d port. : The ar transports can make around 225 miles an hour so that g. their m- trips from Pusan to

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