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16 miles northwest of the city by 300 enemy troops, was repulsed with an estimated 150 enemy casualties. On 2 August, 2 enemy tanks were re- ported in the area 6 miles northwest of Kumchon, with an enemy regiment moving into assembly areas in the vicinity of Kwan. Nine enemy medium artillery pieces and an unknown amount of supplies were destroyed by U.S. counterbattery fire. An estimated 2 enemy regiments moved east through Hwanggan 1 August. Enemy pressure continued on the 1st Cavalry Division's front. (FECOM) (SECRET) d. In the Sangju area, an enemy regiment occupied the city, with elements moving 2 miles east to Kodang. (FECOM) (SECRET) e. In the Hamchang area, the enemy engaged the delaying forces of the 1st ROK Division on 1 August. On 2 August the enemy occupied Hamchang. (FECOM) (SECRET) f. Enemy forces were heavily engaged with the 16th Regiment, 8th ROK Division, in the Andong area 1 August. (FECOM) (SECRET) g. Heavy enemy fighting continued, with elements of the 3d ROK Division entering the eastern outskirts of Yongdok 2 August against strong enemy opposition. (FECOM) (SECRET) U.S. ARMY h. 1st Cavalry Division: CP is at Waegwan. The Division assisted the regrouping and withdrawal of elements of the 25th Infantry Division during the night of 1-2 August. A bridgehead over the Naktong River south- west of Waegwan was secured. 5th Cavalry RCT: the 1st Battalion de- fended southwest of Kumchon; the 2d Battalion and the 16th Reconnaissance Company moved to a position on the highway 10 miles southeast of Kumchon and patrolled southeast and southwest. The 7th Cavalry RCT continued to defend west of Kumchon. 8th Cavalry RCT: the 1st Battalion (plus) is enroute to the vicinity of Songju. (FECOM) (SECRET) i. 2d Infantry Division: the 9th RCT is enroute by rail and motor to a bivouac area in the vicinity of Kyongsan. (FECOM) (SECRET) j. 24th Infantry Division: CP is at Changnyong. The 19th RCT (including the 3d Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment) withdrew and organized defense positions north and south of Chungam, contacting the enemy three miles southwest of Chungam. 21st RCT: the 3d Battalion returned to RCT control from the 1st Cavalry Division; the 1st Battalion defended against 2 SE CRET

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