16 2 2014 2 1 1 1948 8 PMAG1949 6 KMAG 1971 4 Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group-Korea: JUSMAG-K 23 1948 8 24 1948 8 15 John R. Hodge 1 1 William L.

2 2 2 2 2 1947 U.S. Military Advisory Group U.S. Army Group 1948 8 24 Provisional Military Advisory Group: PMAG1949 6 U.S. Military Advisory Group to the Republic of Korea : KMAG 1950 6 25 7 5,000 123

16 2 2014 2 1 1 1948 8 PMAG1949 6 KMAG 1971 4 Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group-Korea: JUSMAG-K 23 1948 8 24 1948 8 15 John R. Hodge 1 1 William L. Roberts 1949 1 5 241 1 1948.8.24 1 1981 34-39 124

2 2 1949 3 22 NSC 8/2 3 30 3 1949 6 28 1949 7 1 8668 4 186 1 4 288 479 2 10 19 472 181 7 1 283 400 1734 12 31 1951 3 5 1 49% 8% 7% 6% 5% 5% 5% 15% Specification Serial Number 2 Robert K. Sawyer, Military Advisors in Korea : KMAG in Peace and War Office of the Chief of Military History Department of the Army, 1962, p.35. 3 The Position of the U.S. With Respect to Korea NSC 8/2 1949.3.22 11996 54 4 1 4 8668 1951 8202 5 KMAG1948 532011 2 89 125

16 2 2014 2 1 No.400-1734 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 6 35 1 1 3 1 1 4 6 9 3 3 10 1 G-1 G-2 G-3 G-4 2 8 36 7 20 12 1 7 8 3 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 2 1 1 14 1 4 2 1 2 13 14 6 5 1 51 7 43 30 6 1949 12 34 20 1950 6 33 23 6 90 7 Office of the Chief, KMAG, Semi-Annual Report, Period Ending 31 December 1949 RG554, Entry No.A-1 1355, Box29, Annex No.2. 126

2 64 74 8 2 36 2 9 Lyle W. Bernard 10 8 100 9 2002 39 10 43 127

16 2 2014 2 3 1 11 12 1949 5 6 10 8 11 Robert K. Sawyer, Military Advisors in Korea, p.58. 12 106 128

2 13 2 Mobilization Training Program : MTP 7 1 2 1 1949 6 21 9 15 2 1949 9 16 12 31 14 38 1 1950 1 4 1 1950 1 1 3 31 8 2 1950 4 1 6 30 3 1950 7 1 9 30 4 1950 10 1 12 31 1950 6 1 9 6 15 16 30 17 1950 7 31 10 31 15 8 1949 4 15 5 Lewis D. Vieman 1 13 Robert K. Sawyer, Military Advisors in Korea, p.69. 14 Office of the Chief, KMAG, Status of Training KA, Semi-Annual Report, Period 1 Jan. 1950-30 June 1950 Annex No.V, Box 29, Entry No.A-1 1355, RG554. 15 Office of the Chief, KMAG, Status of Training KA, op.cit., p.9. 129

16 2 2014 2 2 30% 300 3 3,000 4 5 16 1949 13 1950 6 15 9,126 1 1,112 17 1951 2 1 10 19 20 20 10 50 MDAP 4 33 1951 11 2,800 18 19 3 38 16 조이현 1948-1949 35 1996 313-314 17 Robert K. Sawyer, Military Advisors in Korea, pp.80-88. 18 United States Military Assistance to the Republic of Korea RG59, Box17, 1950.6.25, Lot File 52-19. 19 114 130

2 38 1948 50 2 1948 10 19 10 19 James H. Hausman Hurley E. Fuller 9 20 1948 11 1950 3 10 1949 50 1949 10 1 1950 5 1 central intelligence agencies 3 21 60 70 130 22 38 1949 5 5 7John J. Muccio William L. Roberts 20 조 1948-1949 322 21 Office of the Chief, KMAG, Semi-Annual Report, Period 1 Jan. 1950-30 June 1950 RG554, Entry No.A-1 1355, Box29, p.14. 22 Ibid., Annex No.8. 131

16 2 2014 2 23 38 1949 1950 1 4 1950 3 25 38 38 24 38 25 4 4 1949 3 NSC 8/2 23 1949.5.10 FRUS Vol.7, 1949 1016-1018 24 116-117 25 121 132

2 6 5,000 4,000 3 5,000 1949 6 29 Surplus Property Act Office of the Foreign Liquidation Commission 5,600 1 1,000 1 20 26 1 1949 6 30 27 20 30 M1 49,107 50 759 30 433 30 294 57 M1 117 37 M6 56 45 M3 1,320 105 M2-A1 91 60 M2 417 81 M1 284 8,884 45 6,844 30 M1 41,897 30 BAR 1,324 M6 19 0.5 11 1/4 2,000 3/4 884 1.5 597 2.5 1,380 10 11 30 9,747,800 30 36,680,871 45 1,864,600 50 2,144,000 2.36 43,776 HE-AT 170,275 125,000 60 350,000 81 265,000 105 108,000 APHE 10,000 42,000 3,075 2,102 2.36 150 YMS 25 LCM 13 LCI 6 PB 26 9 5 1949 10 26 121-122 27 Memorandum for General Bradley from L. L. Lemnitzer Director, Office of Military Assistance, Department of Army, sub: Military Aid to Korea RG330, Box68, 1950.7.10, Entry No.18. 133

16 2 2014 2 MDAP 2 1950 1 26 28 MDAP 2 29 2 1 1950 6 25 7 NSC13/2 Douglas MacArthur 7 8 7 5,000 8,000 30 7 8 GHQ 2 2 12 28 1981 58-69 29 128 30 1995 38 134

2 GHQ 14 Civil Affairs Section Annex : CASA 31 CASA G2 7 5,000 CASA Camp Commander Camp Advisor 2 10 CASA CASA 7 4,000 32 1950 12 29 CASA 51 33 1951 1 13 5 18 18 3 6 6 5 50 4 70 2 60 20 8 300 34 1952 4 28 GHQ CASA Safety Advisory Section Japan : SASJ 31 1961 372 32 373-375 33 373-374 34 2004 28 135

16 2 2014 2 CASA SASJ 10 277 449 54 780 SASJ 11 3 35 1953 1 1 SASJ Safety Advisory Group Japan : SAGJ SAGJ SAGJ 54 6 7 1 5 36 1954 5 1 MSA 7 Military Assistance Advisory Group Japan : MAAGJ CASA SASJ SAGJ MAAGJ 3 MAAGJ MAAGJ 3 37 2 1960 8 31 35 31 57 36 372 37 82 136

2 2 1960 8 31 38 2 9 Frank J. Kowalski 38 373 137

16 2 2014 2 39 40 3 41 2 39 1999 221 40 239-240 41 373 138

2 2 42 1951 9 277 449 726 1952 3 322 599 921 1953 9 314 524 838 1954 1 296 466 762 1954 9 212 253 465 1960 7 84 126 210 CASA CASA 1950 12 1951 43 1952 5 15 44 42 375 43 373 44 374 139

16 2 2014 2 51 513 53 3 143 53 MDAP 40 54 5 54 54 7,270 45 1 53 3 50 3,000 10 3 MAAGJ 1956 1959 12 46 MAAGJ 1957 7 1 5 MAAGJ 1960 6 MAAGJ 47 2 1950 10 CASA Japan 45 91 92 46 374 47 375 140

2 Logistic Command CASA 7 4,000 Special FECOM Reserve Program : SFRP 48 1954 3 MSA 15 SFRP MSA 5 1 SFRP 1955 1 1 49 4,000 50 MAAGJ MDAP MAAGJ 51 MAAGJ SAGJ 3 3 52 1950 1952 1954 1956 1958 78,601 38,895 64,401 19,000 155 703 1,036 720 4,655 1,662 111 6,066 308 889 0 314 111 13,655 594 0 644 322 431 152 35 201 190 150 48 375 49 375 50 93 51 375 52 224 227 141

16 2 2014 2 1954 6 7 MAAGJ 3 CASA MAAGJ 1 MAAGJ 53 MSA MAAGJ 1 MAAGJ MAAGJ SAGJ MAAGJ MAAGJ MAAGJ Gerald J. Higgins 54 2 54 3 10 8 5 1,245 1,273 58 15 34 8,000 53 94 54 95 142

2 MAAGJ 55 3 1952 8 53 MSA 56 1953 2 15 30 29 7 2,800 13 6 2 9,000 1954 2 18 14 5,000 1,000 1 1958 60 MAAGJ 57 3 1 2 55 96 56 100 57 101 143

16 2 2014 2 1947 U.S. Army Group 1948 8 1950 6 GHQ 1948 8 PMAG 1949 6 KMAG 38 1948 144

2 58 MAAGJ 3 MAAGJ 2 1 58 12 145

16 2 2014 2 3 1 1 2 3 4 1 1 CASA MAAGJ 2 CASA 146

2 1954 MSA 59 2 1951 9 726 1954 9 465 2 3 1960 210 4 1949 50 1949 59 314 147

16 2 2014 2 MAAGJ 1956 MSA 5 1 MAAGJ MDAP MAAGJ MAAGJ MAAGJ 148

2 8 1 60 1 61 62 60 6.25 60 WINNERS 2010 334 61 1976 120 62 131 149

16 2 2014 2 95 63 64 60 2 63 47 64 252-256 150