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No Gun Ri massacre reported by ex GIs and Koreans
AAP investigation finds no official Army record but 12 veterans corroborate refugees killed at No Gun Ri during July 1950. They describe civilians trapped under a railroad bridge near 7th Cavalry positions, with estimates of hundreds dead and pilots strafing the crowd. Witnesses vary on details yet agree a large, unprovoked slaughter occurred over three days.
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U.S
Seoul
No Gun Ri
Associated Press
1St Cavalry Division
Norman Tinkler
Glasco
Kan
Chun Choon-ja
Vietnam
Mv Lai
Pentagon
PJ. Crowley
South Korea
7Th Cavalry
1St Cavalry
North Korea
Herman W. Patterson
Greer
S.C
Patterson
Exiis
Delos Flint
Robert M. Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Lansdowne