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Kwaksan County is a kun (Korean: 군; Hanja: 郡, 'county') in
coastal southern North P'yŏngan province,
North Korea. It
faces the
Yellow Sea to the south...
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other islands Sogamdo (소감도; 小甘島) (
Kwaksan County)
Taegamdo (대감도 Daegamdo; 大甘島) (
Kwaksan County)
Unmido (운무도; 雲霧島) (
Kwaksan County) Hwanggŭmp'yŏng (황금평 Hwanggeumpyeong;...
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Kwaksan station is a
railway station in
Kwaksan-ŭp,
Kwaksan County,
North P'yŏngan Province,
North Korea. It is on
located on the P'yŏngŭi Line of the...
- were executed. Lee Young-sik (Yi Yŏngsik) was the
magistrate of
Gwaksan (
Kwaksan). He was
captured by the
rebels but
escaped with the aid of a
loyal military...
- province,
North Korea. It
borders Taegwan to the north,
Taechon to the east,
Kwaksan and
Chongju to the south, and
Chonma to the west. The
highest point is...
- 22:30 on 10 June 1952, four MiG-15bis
attacked B-29s over
Sonchon and
Kwaksan.
Lieutenant Colonel Mikhail Ivanovich Studilin damaged a B-29A
beyond repair...
- real name was Kim Jeong-sik (김정식; 金廷湜), was born on
September 7, 1902, in
Kwaksan,
North Pyong'an Province, and died on
December 24, 1934.
Shortly after...
- Division) - HQ:
Taechon Taechon - ?? Air
Regiment {Transport} (Y-5/An-2)
Kwaksan - ?? Air
Regiment {Transport} (Y-5/An-2)
Kangdong - ?? Air
Regiment {Bomber}...
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Kwaksan Airport(곽산비행장) is an
airport in Pyongan-bukto,
North Korea. The
airfield has a
single asphalt runway 04/22
measuring 2340 x 92 feet (713 x 28...
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North Korea. To the
north it
borders Ch'ŏnma, to the east Kusŏng and
Kwaksan, and to the west Tongrim; to the south, it
borders nothing but the sea...
