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    "ocrText": "b. I US Corps: Elements of the 1st ROK, 1st British Commonwealth,\n3d US, 45th US and 9th ROK Divisions patrolled against scattered small groups\nin their respective sectors across the Corps front. Two hundred forty-four\nrounds of enemy mortar and artillery fire fell on 3d US Division positions west\nand northwest of Yonchon, and one hundred seventy-nine rounds fell on 45th\nUS Division positions west of Chorwon. 45th US Division elements observed\nan enemy company and three armored vehicles, two of which were moving\neastward in the area 10 miles west of Chorwon. (FECOM) (SECRET)\nC.\nIX US Corps: Elements of the 2d US Division repulsed a platoon-\nstrength enemy probing attack eight miles west of Kumhwa. One hundred\nforty-five rounds of mortar and artillery fire fell on Division positions. Far-\nther east, patrols from the 2d ROK, 24th US, and 3d ROK Divisions engaged\nseveral squad- and platoon=size groups southwest and east of Kumsong. In\nthe 24th US Division sector, two friendly tanks were disabled by enemy mines;\nboth tanks were recovered. (FECOM) (SECRET)\nd. X US Corps: 7th ROK Division patrols engaged several small groups\nbetween the Pukhan River and the Yanggu road. Three hundred thirty-four\nrounds of mortar fire fell on Division positions on 10 January. Farther east,\nelements of the 7th US Division repulsed two small probing attacks east of the\nYanggu road. Division patrols continued to engage small groups in the area.\nOn the Corps right flank, elements of the 1st US Marine Division repulsed a\nsmall enemy group north of Sohwa and continued to engage groups of squad\nand undetermined size in patrol clashes north of Sohwa. (FECOM) (SECRET)\ne. I ROK Corps: Patrols from the 11th ROK Division engaged several\nsmall groups in the vicinity of Komisong. (FECOM) (SECRET)\nNAVY:\nNaval and Marine aircraft flew 61 sorties, including 98 from BADOENG\nSTRAIT on the west coast, 20 by Patrons, and 33 by shore-based USMC.\nEast coast carriers replenished and conducted no flight operations. Aircraft\nfrom west coast carrier flew air cover for surface ships; weather prevented\noffensive sorties. 1st MAW flew 4 close support sorties for 1st Mar Div.\n(COMNAVFE) (SECRET)"
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