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E.O.
DECLASSIFIED
Washington, D.C.
DOD
Di E.O. 12085, Sec. 3-402
16 May 1951
By DOD NLT- Directive 3-39.30, sume 18, 1979
By WARS, Data 2/21/81
JOINT DAILY SITREP NO. 261
(Maps attached)
From 0700/15(EST) to 0700/16(EST)
From 2100/15(Korea) to 2100/16(Korea)
1. Weather:
Overcast multilayered clouds with ceilings 200 to 300 feet on 15
May. Visibility one to three miles in rain. Temperatures 51 to 61
degrees F. Forecast: Broken high clouds north of 39 degrees and broken
high and middle clouds with overcast low clouds south of 39 degrees.
Visibility seven to eight miles. Temperatures 52 to 65 degrees F.
(FEAF) (SECRET)
2. Enemy Situation:
The enemy continued active in the Inje area, on the UN right flank,
sending four probing attacks of up to company strength against friendly
forces. Several enemy groups - one an estimated division - were sighted
in the Inje area, and artillery and mortar fire was placed on our positions
in the vicinity. Elsewhere across the front, enemy groups of up to battal-
ion size resisted friendly patrols, particularly in the Kapyong area.
(FECOM) (SECRET)
3. United Nations Situation:
GROUND
a. General: Friendly units adjusted front lines on the Eighth
Army right flank after containing two enemy attacks and withdrawing
slightly following two others during the period. Our patrols continued
to range ten miles ahead of forward bases in the central and west sectors,
and the Greek Battalion occupied positions in the vicinity of Uijongbu.
(FECOM) (SECRET)
b. I US Corps: Elements of the 1st ROK Division and the 1st
US Cavalry Division patrolled the area south and southeast of Munsan,
meeting several small enemy groups. The Greek Battalion, attached to the
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