Works Cited

WORKS CITED for "June 8, 1948 Bombing of Dokdo" page:

(1) Dokdo munjae yonguhoe jaryojip: Dokdo-ui ojae wa onul [Dokdo issue research data-book: Dokdo´s past and present], (Seoul: Hanguk Oedae, 1995), 16-18.

(2) For North Korean press reaction, see translated Radio P´yongyang broadcast, 21 June 1948, in FEC Intelligence Summary #2149, 6, 6 July 1948; File A-8005-0000-F291; G-2 Library, General Headquarters, Far East Command Records, Record Group 554; National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

For South Korean press reactions, see "Korean Press Reaction to Accidental Bombing 8 June," Estimate of the Situation, 6, 27 June 1948-10 July 1948, Headquarters Fifth Air Force, Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell AFB, Alabama.

(3) Choson Ilbo (Seoul), 2, 12 June 1948.

(4) Hong, Sung-gun, "Dokdo p'okkyuk sagon ui jinsang kyumyong kwa juyo-jaengjom [Inquiry and main arguments of the Dokdo bombing incident]," 4.

(5) Choson Ilbo, 2, 12 June 1948.

(6) Ibid; 15, 16 June.

(7) United States Army Forces in Korea, Record Group 554, Entry 1378. Untitled Radio Transmission, dated June 15, 1948. General Correspondence, Decimal Files, 1945-49, Folder: "AG 684: Target and Bombing Ranges 1948" Box 141. Location: 290: 51/25/05

(8) Headquarters United States Army Forces in Korea, Intelligence Summary #144, p.14, 18 June 1948, XXIV Corps, G-2, Historical Section, Record Group 554, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(9) General John R. Hodge. Letter to General Omar N. Bradley. June 17, 1948. General Hodge Official Files, June 1948. Commandant Records, Box 3. Record Group 554, United States Army Forces in Korea. National Archives at College Park, MD. .

(10) R.O.K., Oemu-bu [Ministry of Foreign Affairs], Japanese statement, 13 July 1953, No. 186/A2, "Dokdo gwangae jaryojip (I) [Dokdo data-book, vol. I]," wangbok oegyo munso (1952-76) [Archives of foreign correspondence]," 19-20, quoted in Hong, Sung-gun, "Dokdo p'okkyuk sagon ui jinsang kyumyong kwa juyojaengjom [Inquiry and main arguments of the Dokdo bombing incident]," Online posting, 23 February 2002, Dokdo yoksa wa jiri [History and Geography of Dokdo], 20 May 2002, http://mydokdo. com/technote/read.cgi?board=1&y_number=5, 16-18.

(11) United States Air Force, 93d Bombardment Group History, 7, June 1948, Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell AFB, Alabama.

(12) United States Air Force, "Strategic Air Command Rotation Program," FEAF 1948 History, 68, History Office, Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, Hawaii.

(13) Ibid, 70-71.

(14) Ibid, 70.

(15) 93d Bombardment Group History, 2, May 1948.

(16) FEAF 1948 History, 69-70.

(17) 93d Bombardment Group History, 9, May 1948.

(18) United States Air Force, 328th Bombardment Squadron History, 8, June 1948, Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell AFB, Alabama. See document

(19) United States Air Force, 330th Bombardment Squadron History, 1, June 1948, Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell AFB, Alabama.

(20) 328th Bombardment Squadron History, 2, June 1948.

(21) Henry F. Ellis, 93d BG Photo Officer to Commanding Officer, 93d BG, Kadena AFB, "Photographic Report, TDY Period," 4, 17 August 1948, in 93d Bombardment Wing History, August 1948, Air Force Historical Research Agency, Maxwell AFB, Alabama.

(22) 330th Bombardment Squadron History, 1, June 1948.

(23) 328th Bombardment Squadron History, 8, June 1948.

(24) 93d Bombardment Group History, 11, June 1948.

(25) 93d Bombardment Group History, 14, June 1948.

(26) Ibid, 14-15.

(27) Ibid, 15.

(28) Ibid, 16.

(29) Choson Ilbo, 2, 16 June 1948.

(30) Headquarters United States Army Forces in Korea, Intelligence Summary #144, p.14, 18 June 1948, XXIV Corps, G-2, Historical Section, Record Group 554, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(31) Choson Ilbo, 2, 16 June 1948

(32) Choson Ilbo, 2, 18 June 1948.

(33) Choson Ilbo, 2, 23 June 1948.

(34) Choson Ilbo, 2, 30 June; 2, 1 July 1948.

(35) Choson Ilbo, 2, 16 July 1948.

(36) Dokdo munjae yonguhoe jaryojip: Dokdo-ui ojae wa onul [Dokdo issue research data-book: Dokdo's past and present], 16-18.

(37) Hong Soon-ch'il, I ddang i nui ddang indae [Whose land is this?] (Seoul: Hye an, 1997), 188-190.

(38) R.O.K., Gukhoe [Korean Congress], Je-1hoe gukhoe sokgirok je-11ho [First session, congressional record, volume 11], (Seoul: 1948), 144-149, quoted in Hong, Sung-gun, "Dokdo p'okkyuk sagon ui jinsang kyumyong kwa juyojaengjom [Inquiry and main arguments of the Dokdo bombing incident]," 5.

(39) Headquarters United States Army Forces in Korea, Intelligence Summary #144, p.4, 18 June 1948, XXIV Corps, G-2, Historical Section, Record Group 554, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(40) Translated editorial from Tong-A Ilbo, 21 September 1952, quoted in Enclosure No. 2 of Dispatch #659, 3 October 1952, enclosed in American Embassy Tokyo Dispatch #659, October 3, 1952, "Koreans on Liancourt Rocks," File 322, Liancourt Rocks 1952-54, Box 12, Seoul Embassy Records, Record Group 84, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(41) R.O.K., Oemu-bu jungmuguk [Ministry of Foreign Affairs], "Dokdo munjae kaeron" [Outline of the Dokdo issue] (Seoul: 1955), 38, quoted in Hong, Sung-gun, "Dokdo p'okkyuk sagon ui jinsang kyumyong kwa juyo-jaengjom [Inquiry and main arguments of the Dokdo bombing incident]," 7.

(42) Headquarters United States Army Forces in Korea, Intelligence Summary #144, pp.15-16, 18 June 1948, XXIV Corps, G-2, Historical Section, Record Group 554, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(43) Ibid, p.16.

(44) Dokdo munjae yonguhoe jaryojip: Dokdo-ui ojae wa onul [Dokdo issue research data-book: Dokdo's past and present], 16-18.

(45) 93d Bombardment Group History, 14-15, June 1948.

(46) Choson Ilbo, 2, 12 June 1948.

(47) 93d Bombardment Group History, 15, June 1948.

(48) Dokdo munjae yonguhoe jaryojip: Dokdo-ui ojae wa onul [Dokdo issue research data-book: Dokdo's past and present], 16-18.

(49) 93d Bombardment Group History, 15, June 1948.

(50) Ibid, 14-15.

(51) Choson Ilbo, 2, 18 June 1948.

(552) San Francisco Chronicle, 16 June 1948.

(53) FEAF 1948 History, 70-71.

(54) 93d Bombardment Group History, 14, June 1948.

and "Estimate of the Situation", 6, 27 June 1948-10 July 1948.

(55) 328th Bombardment Squadron History, 8, June 1948.

(56) Henry F. Ellis, 93d BG Photo Officer to Commanding Officer, 93d BG, Kadena AFB, "Photographic Report, TDY Period," 4, 17 August 1948, in 93d Bombardment Wing History, August 1948.

(57) Choson Ilbo, 2, 18 June 1948.

(58) Dokdo munjae yonguhoe jaryojip: Dokdo-ui ojae wa onul [Dokdo issue research data-book: Dokdo's past and present], 16-18.

(59) Choson Ilbo, 2, 15 June 1948, and 2, 16 June 1948.

(60) Ibid, 2, 16 June 1948.

(61) Ibid, 2, 18 June 1948.

(62) 329th Bombardment Squadron History, 9, June 1948.

(63) Federation of American Scientists, M2 .50 Caliber [12.7 mm] Machine Gun, 20 June 2002.
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m2-50cal.htm

(64) 93d Bombardment Group History, 16, June 1948.

(65) 329th Bombardment Squadron History, 2, June 1948.

(66) 93d Bombardment Group History, 22, June 1948.

(67) Choson Ilbo, 2, 18 June 1948.

(68) Hong, Sung-gun, "Dokdo p'okkyuk sagon ui jinsang kyumyong kwa juyo-jaengjom [Inquiry and main arguments of the Dokdo bombing incident]," 7.

(69) John R. Gibson, telephone conversation with author, 28 May 2002.

NOTE: Of six former pilots of the 93d Bombardment Group who had been on the 1948 TDY to Okinawa and had been located and contacted for more information concerning this topic, Mr. Gibson was the only one who offered assistance to this research. Two said they had never heard of the incident. Three others, upon learning the topic of this research, had either suspended communication with the researcher, or refused to answer any questions concerning the bombing incident (one of the three at least admitted knowledge of the incident).

(70) John R. Gibson, telephone conversation with author, 23 July 2002.

(71) John R. Gibson, telephone conversation with author, 28 May 2002.

WORKS CITED for "Liancourt Rocks Bombing Range" page:

(1) Annex "A" to Directive No. 2: Occupation Force Boundaries, in Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, SCAP Directives to the Imperial Japanese Government, Tokyo, SCAPINs 1-666, 1945-1946.

(2) General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Memorandum, 29 January 1946, SCAPIN 677, "Governmental and Administrative Separation of Certain Outlying Areas from Japan."

(3) Sung-hwa Cheong, The Politics of Anti-Japanese Sentiment in Korea: Japanese-South Korean Relations Under American Occupation 1945-1952, (New York: Greenwood Publishing Group, 1991), 38.

(4) General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Memorandum, 22 March 1946, SCAPIN 833, "Aerial Gunnery Ranges".

(5) General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Memorandum, 16 September 1947, SCAPIN 1778, "Liancourt Rocks Bombing Range."

(6) Record Group 554, United States Army Forces in Korea (USAFIK), Entry 1378 290: 51/23/6, Box 141, 684 Target and Bombing Ranges 1948.

(7) Dokdo munjae yonguhoe jaryojip: Dokdo-ui ojae wa onul [Dokdo issue research data-book: Dokdo´s past and present], (Seoul: Hanguk Oedae, 1995), 17.

(8) "Fatal Target Practice ´Regrettable´: Air Force Admits Korea Bombing Error". San Francisco Chronicle 16 June 1948.

(9) Record Group 554, United States Army Forces in Korea (USAFIK), Entry 1378 290: 51/23/6, Box 141, 684 Target and Bombing Ranges 1948.

(10) General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Memorandum, 6 July 1951, SCAPIN 2160, "Liancourt Rocks (Take-Shima) Bombing Range".

(11) U.S. State Department, American Embassy, Tokyo, Memorandum #659, October 3, 1952, "Koreans on Liancourt Rocks," File 322, Liancourt Rocks 1952-54, Box 12, Seoul Embassy Records, Record Group 84, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(12) General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, Memorandum, 22 June 1946, SCAPIN 1033, "Area Authorized for Japanese Fishing and Whaling".

(13) Cheong, Politics of Anti-Japanese Sentiment, 37.

(14) SCAPIN 2160, "Liancourt Rocks (Take-Shima) Bombing Range".

(15) R.O.K., Oemu-bu [Ministry of Foreign Affairs], Japanese statement, 13 July 1953, No. 186/A2, "Dokdo gwangae jaryojip (I) [Dokdo data-book, vol. I]," wangbok oegyo munso (1952-76) [Archives of foreign correspondence]," 19-20, quoted in Hong, Sung-gun, "Dokdo p'okkyuk sagon ui jinsang kyumyong kwa juyojaengjom [Inquiry and main arguments of the Dokdo bombing incident]," Online posting, 23 February 2002, Dokdo yoksa wa jiri [History and Geography of Dokdo], 20 May 2002, http://mydokdo. com/technote/read.cgi?board=1&y_number=5, 11.

(16) American Embassy, Tokyo, Memorandum #659, October 3, 1952, "Koreans on Liancourt Rocks."

(17) U.S. State Department, American Embassy, Pusan, Memorandum, October 15, 1952, "Use of Disputed Territory (Tokto Island) as a Live Bombing Area," File 322, Liancourt Rocks 1952-54, Box 12, Seoul Embassy Records, Record Group 84, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(18) American Embassy, Tokyo, Memorandum #659, October 3, 1952, "Koreans on Liancourt Rocks," 2.

(19) Cheong, Politcs of Anti-Japanese Sentiment, 129.

(20) Yoon, Han-gong "Migun ui Dokdo p´okkyok kwa Dokdo yongyukwon [The U.S. Military´s Bombing of Dokdo Island and Dokdo Sovereignty]," in Dokdo tuksu yongu [Special research on Dokdo], ed. Kim, Myong-gi, (Seoul: Pobso ch´ulpansa, 2001), 249.

(21) U.S. State Department, E. Allan Lightner, Jr., American Embassy Pusan to Ambassador Robert Murphy, Tokyo, 16 October 1952, File 322, Liancourt Rocks 1952-54, Box 12, Seoul Embassy Records, Record Group 84, National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD.

(22) American Embassy, Pusan, Memorandum, October 15, 1952, "Use of Disputed Territory (Tokto Island) as a Live Bombing Area."

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