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TOP SECRET SECURITY SECURITY INFORMATION TOP SECRE SUMMARY OF EVENTS IN KOREA TO DATE AND INSTRUCTIONS ISSUED TO CINCFE 1. On 25 June 1950 South Korean forces, which were armed to prevent border raids and to preserve internal security, were attacked by invading forces from North Korea. 2. On the same day the Security Council of the United Nations called upon North Korea to withdraw forthwith their armed forces to the 38th parallel. North Korea failed to withdraw. 3. The following instructions have been given Commander in Chief, Far East (CINCFE) in connection with the existing situation in Korea: a. Teletype Conference, 25 June 1950, NR:DA TT 3418: * "At conference this evening following was decided: "1. CINCFE authorized to dispatch survey party to Korea for purposes outlined in DA-2 earlier telecon this date. "2. CINCFE authorized to send any ammunition and equipment to Korea he deems necessary to prevent loss of Seoul-Kimpo-Inchon area with appropriate air and naval cover to insure safe arrival. "3. FECOM** authorized to take such action by air and Navy as necessary to prevent overrunning of Seoul-Kimpo-Inchon area in order to insure safe evacuation U.S. dependents and such other U.S. non- combatants as determined by USEmb*** Korea. "4. 7th Fleet ordered to proceed immediately to Sasebo and report COMNAVE for operational control.' 11 DECLASSIFIED * On file in JCS Secretariat a 0612 Sec. 3(E) and 3(D) $ N ** Far East Command asn letter, 5:16:24 *** U.S. Embassy a NARS 5.25.78 Commander, U.S. Naval Forces, Far East TOP SECRET - 211 - TOP SLORLI RECDET SECURITY SECUDITY INFORMATION

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