KOREA -- 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, MAY 3-9 FEDERAL DOCUMENT CLEARING HOUSE, INC.

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Regulatory Intelligence Data

04-30-2001

WASHINGTON (Army News Service, April 30, 2001) -- Amid relative quiet,
U.N. forces prepared fortifications along No Name Line in expectation of
another Chinese offensive, 50 years ago this week in Korea.
May 3-9 -- It's relatively quiet on the front this week except for the
Republic of Korea divisions in the east. The U.N. Command estimates there
are 300,000 enemy troops still in a position to attack...

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