“ Psychological Warfare in Korea ” is a paper by An Interim Report published in the journal Public Opinion Quarterly in 1951. It was published by Oxford University Press.

by Kenneth Finlayson began with the North Korean invasion of the south on 25 June 1950. The United States Army was ill-prepa ral Douglas A. MacArthur meets South Korean President …

So What? The Korean War was one of the most significant humanitarian crises of the Twentieth Century. The use of Information Warfare through leaflets and radio was a prominent part of the …

It is known that there were about 200,000 radio sets in Korea before the fighting broke out, approximately one set to every Ioo persons. This shortage of receivers, plus the frequent …

The first and greatest problem in conducting Psychological warfare in Korea was to know the mind and character of the target audience. This, of course, is true in any psychological operation.

Psychological operations (PSYOP) are operations to convey selected information and indicators to audiences to influence their motives and objective reasoning, and ultimately the behavior of …

Within six months, the Army found itself facing two major intelligence disasters: it was caught unpre-pared by the initial North Korean invasion of June 1950 and by the massive Chinese …

This book revealed that the psychological warfare of the U.S. army was in fact not aimed at North Korean troops in the field, but at the real enemy, the Soviet Union, meaning that this kind of …

Captain Herbert Avedon was an early convert to Psychological Warfare and as commander of the 1st Loudspeaker and Leaflet Company, worked diligently to improve the training of his Psywar …

Included are articles on the implementation of strategic Psywar operations, the establishment of the Psywar Center and early 10th Special Forces Group, and biographies of two individuals …