Seoul Probes U.S. Government Massacres of Civilians

"?'Of course the U.S. government should pay compensation. It's the U.S. military's fault?, said survivor Cho Kook-won, 78, who says he lost four family members among hundreds of refugees suffocated, burned and shot to death in a U.S. Air Force napalm attack on their cave shelter south of Seoul in 1951.? (Also see William Gillis on the U.S. military's mass executions of Korean anarchists.)"