# KOREAN WAR COMBAT BULLETIN 113 STALEMATE IN KOREA 1951 KAESONG CONFERENCE 55964

The newsreel “Combat Bulletin No. 113 Of the Armed Forces: Stalemate in Korea” provides an update on events in Korea during the summer of 1951—limited ground combat against the backdrop of the truce talks at the Kaesong Conference. The first clip shows a U.S. patrol infiltrating enemy territory northwest of Inje, where U.S. troops use hit-and-run tactics to inflict damage ( 01:24 ). A Communications team prepares to erect a VHF station by reviewing plans ( 03:06 ). A combination of pack mules ( 03:30 ) and Korean civilians ( 04:05 ) help haul supplies to the site of the station. Once antennas are set up ( 04:21 ), the remaining supplies are brought to the station using a pulley-shuttle system ( 05:30 ). After installing the switchboards, contact is made with another station ( 06:10 ), and the new VHF station is up and running. The next segment, “Attack on Hill 1179” ( 07:06 ), shows U.S. riflemen braving the heavy July rains as they move to take Hill 1179, just north of Yanggu. The riflemen are supported by self-propelled 155 mm Howitzers ( 07:45 ), tanks ( 08:23 ), and a mortar company firing M2 4.2 mortars ( 09:05 ). Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcars assist in the operation by resupplying ground forces with ammunition and supplies via airdrops ( 09:36 ). The film moves from the combat side of the conflict to humanitarian side, where Korean refugees gather on the south shore of the Han River ( 10:15 ) hoping to return to Seoul now that the enemy has been pushed north. Most of…

- Kind: Talk
- Genres: War, Industrial and advertising
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/55964CombatBulletinStalemateInKorea)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Teens profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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