Meanwhile, the Japanese Army Staff Headquarters cleverly disguised the defeat of the Kando Dispatch Team in the Battle of Daejeon Jaryeong. The Dong-A Ilbo, a representative pro-Japanese newspaper at the time, contains the news of the return of the Kando dispatch team based on the announcement of the Japanese Army Staff Headquarters on June 30. According to the announcement of the Ministry of Military Command, some Hoeryeong infantrymen, Hoeryeong engineers O troops, and Nanam cavalry O troops, who set up Gando's one-and-a-half-year military service, left Namyang at 8:30 a.m. on the 29th. However, it can be seen that this article was wrong from the fact that the Gando Dispatch Team was reorganized into the Hunchun area in 1934 in the Joseon Yearbook. In addition, the "Chosun Yearbook" records the return of the squadron, engineering platoon, and dispersion units, but nowhere is the report that the main unit of the Kando Dispatch Team has returned to the 19th Division of the Japanese Army in Nanam. When looking at a newspaper article based on the announcement of the Japanese military command in Korea, the Kando dispatch team should have returned to its original base. However, it was recorded that it was reorganized into the Hunchun area in the Joseon Yearbook after failing to return to its original base after being hit hard by the ROK-China allied forces in the Battle of Jaryeong in Daejeon. The clumsy manipulation of the Japanese military command in Korea, saying, "There can be no defeat for invincible Hwanggun," is clearly revealed when comparing the newspaper article with the Joseon Yearbook at the time. This is in line with the fabrication of the Japanese military battle report recorded that there was little damage without acknowledging defeat in the Battle of Bongo-dong or the Battle of Cheongsan-ri in 1920. Meanwhile, the Japanese military command in Korea made the following manipulated announcement, conscious of public opinion, when the Kando Dispatch Corps was almost wiped out of the Battle of Daejeon and only 27 soldiers arrived much later than scheduled. Although it is long, it is quoted to understand the situation of the Battle of Daejeon and the fiction of the Japanese military's announcement. The catastrophe among refugees convoys. The residence of 1,600 people is unknown. Thirty casualties, forty soldiers, and eight gold medals announced by the Joseon Army Command. Due to the anti-many army attack on the road... (8th Yonhap News Agency) announced by the Joseon Army Command: 27 commanders of Seokjeong, who left Baekcho-gu on June 26, Hoeryeong, arrived in Naza-gu on June 29. After all preparations were completed on the 30th, 500 Uchi, who fled from Najagu, departed for Baekcho-gu at 3 a.m. and arrived at Gukjagawa on July 2. He returned to Hoeryeong at 6:30 a.m. on the 6th, and the combat situation of Dongdae Husongjung was fought against about 4,000 anti-man troops near Taepyeong-gu at 6 a.m. on June 30th. At 3:30 p.m. that day, at the point of OO in the eastern part of Papi Electronics, 400 Guguk-gun troops were engaged, repelled, and at 11:00 p.m., about 60 anti-Japanese troops were engaged in the western part of the comrade. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 1, it was defeated in an hour of engagement with about 300 national soldiers who were OO in a horse carriage near Janggajeom. Defeat after engaging with 4,50 anti-Japanese troops near Noryeong at 2 a.m. on the 2nd. At 5 p.m. on the 4th, about 80 anti-Japanese troops were defeated in an hour near the painter's house. At 6 a.m. on the 3rd, about 70 anti-Man soldiers were defeated in the west of Hwajajeong. In the battle several times above, a white body abandoned by the half-man army, a cargo car of two minor Japanese soldiers burned down, and 14 fire trucks were unknown, and refugees were killed. Two minor injuries, about 50 soldiers, 40 horse carriages, all 40 soldiers, and when they arrived at Baekcho-gu, all 1,600 of the 4,000 refugees were scattered or kidnapped by the half-man army. Subsequently, horse carriages extend to twenty-ri, and their convoys are twenty-seven, and the damage is considerable, but it cannot be helped.' In an article published on July 9, 1933, Dong-A Ilbo, the priority of attention is that the unit that attacked the Japanese army was the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army. And another notable point is that he described only 27 Japanese troops engaged in this war. Since June 30, there have been seven battles, and 27 Japanese troops are said to have repelled the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army, which has about 5,000 people a year, and the damage to the Japanese army is recorded as only two minor injuries. Even if you think about it in common sense, it is difficult to believe this record as it is. If this record is true, it means that the 27 Japanese troops were not humans, but Terminators or Robocop. We cannot help but judge it as a newspaper article manipulated and fabricated to cover up the massive damage of the Japanese military. On the other hand, as mentioned above, it is true that this Gando dispatch procession was attacked by several anti-man anti-Japanese forces. First of all, as long as the Korean Independence Army and the Chinese Volunteer Army joined, the remaining units that fled after being devastated by the Chinese Allied Forces were attacked continuously by the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army, which obtained information and ambushed each region. These records are seen in the 100 Years of Korean People's History. In the summer of 1933, the Yeongan guerrilla unit attacked the Myoryeong (southeast of Najagu) in the area of Gyeongbakho Lake and Noheuksan Mountain in Dongnyeong, killing 10 people below Yamada, a military commander, and obtained two guns, five guns, and many gun supplies.' In this record, "attacking the anti-Japanese car stand" refers to a comprehensive attack by various anti-Japanese armed groups in the region at the time on the Gando dispatch team, which was retreating with a lot of military supplies. And because it was hit hard by the Korean Independence Army, it was able to attack the remnants of the Japanese army, which was defeated by several minor anti-Japanese forces. Next, let's look at the refugee problem in this newspaper article. The article says that 4,000 refugees went on 27 Japanese troops, but is this true? Four thousand people accounted for more than half of the Korean-Chinese near Najagu-gu at the time. There is no reason for more than half of the residents to leave the area where their livelihood was based and follow the Japanese military. At that time, the size of the troops of the Gando Dispatch Corps was at the regiment level of two or more battalions, as mentioned earlier. As the size of the regiment returned to the withdrawal expedition, the munitions would have been huge. However, in Gunsa-dong, there are people who are always attached to military units to make a living. The Gando Dispatch Team would have requisitioned and used the means of transportation of these pro-Japanese molecules when retreating from Naju-gu. Therefore, these pro-Japanese members would have been mixed in several military matrices to play horse carriages. The refugee mentioned in this newspaper article is identified as a pro-Japanese or Korean-American who has been requisitioned for horse carriages, as attached to the Kando Dispatch Team. Therefore, the actual content of this article was that at least two battalions of Gando dispatch troops moved to Joseon using cargo cars and requisitioned horse carriages, and were attacked several times by anti-man anti-Japanese forces for several days, and only 27 people arrived at Hoeryeong, originally scheduled to Joseon. Thus, the Japanese military headquarters in Korea hurriedly published a manipulated article in consideration of public opinion, and in the 1934 edition of Joseon Yearbook, it lied that it was reorganized into a warm zone to cover up the death of the Kando dispatch. In this regard, the announcement of the Japanese military command in Korea to cover up the defeat in the Battle of Daejeon Zaryeong rather paradoxically proves the death of the Kando dispatch squad. In other words, it can be said that the Regiment-scale Gando Dispatch Team was devastated by the cooperative operation of the Korean Independence Army and the Chinese Volunteer Army and was attacked by anti-Japanese forces in various places, which eventually completely killed. The Battle of Jaryeong in Daejeon was the most brilliant victory among the Korean independence forces' battles against Japan. The Battle of Jaryeong in Daejeon was a battle that was unfolded as a joint venture between Korea and China, but the Korean Independence Army was in charge of the Korea-China Allied Forces and played a major role. Furthermore, it was able to be further strengthened by the China-China Combined Operation, which was based on the anti-Japanese war in the Najagu area. In particular, it was specially organized to subdue the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army in Manchuria, destroying the Gando Dispatch Corps, which was notorious among anti-Japanese armed groups, which can be meaningful in that it further boosted the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army in Manchuria. It is also suggestive that King Uichin, who was detained in Tokyo, was very happy to hear that the Korean independence army won the Battle of Daejeon through a military officer. In addition, the Battle of Daejeon Jaryeong can be said to be a victory that adds light to the history of the anti-Japanese independence war along with the Battle of Bongo-dong and Cheongsan-ri in terms of the scale of strikes against the enemy. The number of military supplies obtained through this battle was the largest in the history of the independence war, and through this, the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army was able to further strengthen its military power.
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