U.S. Army psychological warfare team in Korea during the Korean War. A jeep and a trailer of a psychological warfare team backs up into a clearing in a wooded region. The team consists of two men, an American soldier and a Korean soldier. Equipment being unloaded and put together. A soldier attaches a speaker into the equipment. The soldier pins up a wire. A generator starts and amplifier being turned on.
U.S. Army psychological warfare team in Korea during the Korean War. A Korean soldier strings a wire to the foxhole, gets his paper ready and starts to broadcast. Announcer with his script before him as he speaks into a microphone.
U.S. Army 25th Division Liaison Psychological warfare team (Psy War) near Kumwha valley in Korea during the Korean war. A Psy War team in the fields near Kumwha. A Chinese interpreter Ee Boo Yen speaks over a hand mike. The vehicles of Psy-War team. A loudspeaker is set on a tripod. U.S. Corporal Roger Mohr speaks into a mike and makes a tape recording of it. A functional tape recorder. U.S. Private First Class Jospeh Sisto works on the tape recorder. A loudspeaker. A team jeep is parked on a filed in the front lines.
U.S. Army 25th Division Liaison Psychological (Psy War) warfare team near Kumwha valley in Korea during the Korean War. U.S. Corporal Roger Mohr drives his jeep towing a two wheeled cargo trailer after completion of the broadcast. Mohr fills out report of the mission in front of a tent. A hand with a fountain pen writes.
U.S. Army 25th Division Liaison Psychological (Psy War) warfare team near Kumwha valley in Korea during the Korean War. Soldiers enter the tent. Interiors of the tent. Some soldiers check a map and points to the position of troops marked on the map. Position of troops marked on the map. One of the men looks at the map. Captain and three other men check the map.
U.S. Psychological Warfare (Psy War) team in Korea during the Korean War. A conference table. Officers, a colonel and an American civilian seated around the table. They discuss. The officers stand and leave after their colonel exits. The colonel examines and then passes the drawings and text under consideration to other men. The colonel discusses the leaflet material and examines a wall map with an aide.