Introduction
The Battle Report was an oral history newsletter published out of Nashville, Tennessee, beginning
in September of 1989. The newsletters were devoted primarily to the Korean War from June of 1950
through July of 1953, concentrating on Marine and naval operations, and covering those Army operations that
affected the Marines, or wherein Marines and Army were jointly involved, such as on the Pusan Perimeter in
August of 1950 and at the Reservoir during the winter of 1950. Copies of The Battle Report were
donated to the Korean War Educator by past editor Ray L. Walker of Tennessee. We're looking for more
issues and would appreciate hearing from readers who might have back issues. Contact
Lynnita.
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Volume/Issue Contents
- Volume 1, No. 1
- Close Air Support: Navy/Marine versus Army/Air Force - a study of the close air support provided by
the Navy-Marine system in the Korean War - pp. 2-3
- The First Amphibious Assault - excerpts from the book, "The Sea War in Korea" published by the Naval
Institute. The article tells about the Army's first amphibious assault at Pohang. - pp. 3-5
- Hill 1282 Yudam-ni Nov. 27, 1950 - John Yancey's Story. John Yancey was a courageous member of
Easy Company 7th Marines. - pp. 6-16
- Volume 1, No. 6
- The Continuing Saga of Bill Hall's Letters from Korea (continued from Issue No. 5) - letters written
January 15, 1951-January 31, 1951 - pp. 3-8
- Inchon-Seoul Campaign (continued from Issue No. 5) - pp. 9-15
- First Blood at Kosong (continued from Issue No. 5) - Moving into the Chosin Reservoir area, Marines
shed blood - pp. 15-18
- Hagaru 1950 - Marine operations at Hagaru, North Korea in November 1950 - pp. 18-24
- Volume 1, No. 7
- Chosin to Hungnam - a statement by Lt.Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr., Commanding General, FMF,
Pacific. The statement was released upon his return from Hungnam. - pp. 3-4
- Marine Corps Gazette - 1960 - a review of the difficulties that were risen above at the Inchon
Landing in 1950 - pp. 4-6
- Gen. O.P. Smith article - This article about the Chosin Reservoir operation appeared in the Marine
Corps Gazette September 1960 - pp. 6-8
- Hagaru 1950 - continued from Vol. 1-6 - pp. 9-12
- The Continuing Saga of Bill Hall's Letters from Korea - pp. 12-18
- Pohang Guerrilla Hunt - from Vol. IV, History of Marine Operations in Korea - pp. 18-23
- Volume 1, No. 8
- The Continuing Saga of Bob Hall's Letters from Korea - pp. 3-16
- Operations Thunderbolt and Roundup - from Vol. IV, History of Marine Operations in Korea - pp. 16-22
- The Story of "Darkhorse" - Lt.Col. Robert Taplett tells about the 3rd Battalion Fifth Marines in its
role in the Chosin Reservoir - pp. 22-24
- Volume 1, No. 9
- Notes from the Editor - page 3
- Darkhouse - continued from Volume 1, No. 8 - pp. 4-20
- The Continuing Saga of Bob Hall's Letters from Korea - pp. 20-24
- Volume 1, No. 10
- Operation Killer - by Lynn Montross, Marine Corps Gazette, February 1952 - pp. 3-12
- The Continuing Saga of Bob Hall's Letters from Korea - conclusion - pp. 13-19
- The Final Word - by Lt. Charles Miller - Comments about Bob Hall and comments on Lt. Miller's
personal experiences at the Chosin Reservoir, with appreciation for Ordnance Battalion and Ammo Company
- pp. 20-22
- Editor's Comments - page 23
- Volume 2, No. 2
- Last Barrier - an article written by S.L.A. Marshall about the 1st Battalion, 1st Marines at the
Chosin Reservoir - pp. 1-21
- Large Sedentary Targets on Red Beach - an article written by Lynn Montross & Nicholas A. Canzona
about eight LSTs who delivered supplies at Inchon - pp. 21-28
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