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    "ocrText": "pieces but removed the breech blocks and sights and withdrew with them.\nU.S. casualties are not known but are estimated by FECOM at 15 to 20\npercent. (FECOM) (TOP SECRET)\n*b. The enemy continues to push southward slowly but steadily\",\naccording to FECOM at 0700/06(EDT), and continues to attack along a\nfront, Suwon-Singal-Kumyangjang The enemy bypassed Osan today (6\nJuly KT) and headed for Pyongtaek with their 1st, 3d and 4th Divisions, in\nthat order from the left. (FECOM) (SECRET)\n*C. The U.S. 34th Infantry Regiment, as of 0700/06(EDT) was in\ncontact with the enemy. (FECOM) (SECRET)\n*d. Reports indicate the constant movement of enemy troops on\nthe east coast of South Korea. The movement to date has been localized\nexcept in Utchin area where late reports show enemy penetration to the\nwest from 10 to 20 miles. An estimated enemy Infantry Regiment, supported\nwith tanks, occupied Samchok. It is estimated that there is one infantry\nregiment in Okkye and one enemy Infantry Battalion in Mukhojin. The\nenemy strength in Utchin is undetermined. Pohang and the coastal road\nnorth to Kanggu are occupied by South Korean forces in undetermined\nstrength. (FECOM) (SECRET)\nU.S. ARMY\n*e. All combat elements of the 24th Infantry Division have reached\nPusan and are being staged forward to the battle area. (FECOM) (TOP\nSECRET)\n*f. The 25th Infantry Division, minus the 35th Regimental Combat\nTeam, is to initiate movement to Sasebo for forwarding to Korea. (FECOM)\n(TOP SECRET)\nSOUTH KOREAN ARMY\n*g. Headquarters of the South Korean Army has been moved from\nPyongtaek to Songhwan. The South Korean Army is in process of reorgani-\nzation in the vicinity of Chonan® The new organization consists of the First\nArmy Corps, composed of the 1st and 7th Divisions. Personnel of the 2d,\n3d and 5th Divisions were used to fill out the First Army Corps and those\ndivisions eliminated from the South Korean order of battle. (FECOM)\n(SECRET)"
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