A map showing North Korean Partisan Unit locations August 1951. Guerrilla Warfare and Airpower in Korea 1950-53 Project NO. AU-411-62-ASI

Donkey 1 - 21 Guerrilla Leaders - "All guerrilla boss, unite!" 1952 Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-1 Table of Organization - Donkey-1 was located on Kirin-do Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-1 Operations Report. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-1 Sailing Junks

Donkey-3 TO&E - Donkey-3 was located on Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Hand drawn Donkey-3 area of operations map. Donkey-3 was located on Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

1st LT Ben Malcom with a platoon of Donkey 4 trainees in their graduation day finest taken on Paengnyong- do in 1952. 1st LT Malcom is in the back with his arms around two Donkey 4 guerrillas and 1st Lt Arnold R Keller is to his left. Courtesy of COL Ben Malcom.

Donkey - 5 Operations Report September 1951 Donkey - 5 was located on Kyodong-Do. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

Donkey - 5 Operations Report September 1951 Donkey - 5 was located on Kyodong-Do Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler

Envelope From H.M.S. Amethyst to 1st LT Harry Agler. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

This communications sheet between H.M.S. Amethyst to 1st LT Harry Agler advising the H.M.S. Amethyst about Donkey 5 maritime operations. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

Communications sheet from H.M.S. Amethyst to 1st LT Harry Agler. This communications sheet between H.M.S. Amethyst to 1st LT Harry Agler coordinating Donkey 5 operations with support from the H.M.S. Amethyst. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

Communications sheet from H.M.S. Amethyst to 1st LT Harry Agler. This communications sheet between H.M.S. Amethyst to 1st LT Harry Agler coordinating Donkey 5 operations with support from the H.M.S. Amethyst. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

H.M.S. Amethyst

Report On Donkey - 5 Guerrilla Raid for the night of 23rd/24th October 1951. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

Report On Donkey - 5 Guerrilla Raid for the night of 23rd/24th October 1951. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

Envelope from H.M.A.S. Murchison to 1st LT Harry Agler. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler.

Communications sheet from H.M.A.S. Murchison to 1st LT Harry Agler dated 14 November 1951. Authorizing J.M.L. 307 to cover Donkey 5 activities on Haesang-Myon Peninsular on the night of 14th/15th November 1951. Courtesy of 1st LT Harry Agler

H.M.A.S. Murchison

Kyung Jin Choi, who served in Donkey 5 and then Donkey 7 between late 1950 to 1954. He was attending university in Seoul when the war broke out and unable to get home to his family in Pyongyang, he took the route which would enable him to go behind enemy lines and find out what happened to them while fighting the communists. In this picture he is standing on the right of the photo in the fatigue jacket. Photos and information courtesy of Tim Stoy

Kyung Jin Choi, who served in Donkey 5 and then Donkey 7 between late 1950 to 1954. In celebrating of HaeJu landing , October 20 해주상륙기념 Courtesy of Tim Stoy

Kyung Jin Choi pictured with hand on his hips to the immediate left of two US Advisors with fellow partisans. Kyung Jin Choi served in Donkey 5 and then Donkey 7 between late 1950 to 1954. Courtesy of Tim Stoy

A south Korean soldier, Agents, Partisans, US Advisor and Kyung Jin Choi, pictured on the far right. Kyung Jin Choi served in Donkey 5 and then Donkey 7 between late 1950 to 1954. This photo was more than likely taken at K-16. Courtesy of Tim Stoy

Kyung Jin Choi, pictured on the far right with a group of Partisans. Kyung Jin Choi served in Donkey 5 and then Donkey 7 between late 1950 to 1954. Courtesy of Tim Stoy

Kyung Jin Choi, who served in Donkey 5 and then Donkey 7 between late 1950 to 1954. Courtesy of Tim Stoy

Kyung Jin Choi, with hands on hips and guerrillas of Donkey 7. Courtesy of Tim Stoy

Donkey-8 TO&E. Donkey-8 was located on Sunwi-do Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey - 8 Operations Report for actions on 6 September 1951. Courtesy of 1st Lt Harry Agler.

Donkey - 8 Operations Report for actions on 6 September 1951. Courtesy of 1st Lt Harry Agler.

Donkey - 8 Operations Report for actions on 8 September 1951. Courtesy of 1st Lt Harry Agler.

Donkey - 8 Operations Report for actions on 8 September 1951. Courtesy of 1st Lt Harry Agler.

Donkey-9 TO&E. Donkey-9 was located on Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-9 TO&E. Donkey-9 was located on Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-10 TO&E Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

2LT Charles Black with members of Donkey-10 on the island of Sangchirado, at the mouth of the Taedong-Gang estuary near Chinnampo, North Korea 17 May 1953. Courtesy of 2LT Charles Black JR. collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-11 TO&E. Donkey-11 was located on Kirin-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

CPT Seibert Donkey-11 Guerrilla Leadership taken on Sunwido August 1952. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

CPT Seibert and 2nd LT Watson with Donkey-11 Guerrilla Leadership taken on Sunwido August 1952. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-11 Sailing Junks

Donkey-11 Partisans.

Partisans from Donkey-11

Donkey-11 veterans and Dennis Kim giving the Fighting Symbol.

Dennis Kim with wounded partisans from Donkey-11.

Dennis Kim and Alex Woo Young Kim meeting with the Donkey-11 President during their annual meeting.

Dennis Kim and Alex Woo Young Kim meeting with veterans of Donkey-11 at their veterans association headquarters.

Donkey-13 TO&E. Donkey-13 was located Sunwi-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-13 Island Map. Donkey-13 was located Sunwi-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-13 Sailing Junks

Donkey-13 Sailing Junks

The picture was taken in 1953 at a memorial that was erected to honor the guerrillas that died fighting with Donkey 15 (White Horse). The commander was Kim Eung Soo. Many of the soldiers shown were from Pyongan Province that had fled their home area and formed a guerrilla group in November 1950, and then moved to Baekryoung Island. It later moved to Daehwado where it suffered heavy attacks and suffered extremely high casualties.

Donkey-16 TO&E. Donkey-16 was located Ae-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Dennis Kim and Alex Woo Young Kim meeting with the Donkey-16 veterans.

Donkey-20 TO&E - Donkey-20 was located on Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-20 TO&E. Donkey-20 was located on Ch-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-20 TO&E. Donkey-20 was located Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-20 TO&E. Donkey-20 was located Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.

Donkey-21 TO&E. Donkey-21 was located Cho-do. Courtesy of CPT Donald Seibert collection, USAHEC.