Korean War - 1951, Marshall Says Troops Must Ignore Security.

Korean War - 1951, Marshall Says Troops Must Ignore Security. 13:11:13 North Korean cameramen. United Nations truce team military officers sitting on stone steps. 13:11:24 Int. empty tables. Communist military officers arriving & enter. Correspondents / journalists from both sides waiting & talking outside. Reporters drinking beer, talking, exchanging cigarettes. Swish pan... 13:12:06 Secretary of State George Marshall at desk w/ six microphones, SOF: “The long range objective of the United Nations in Korea is the creation of conditions that will ultimately make possible a Korea that is unified, master of its own destiny, & free of interference from any outside force. Meanwhile the continuing presence & readiness of the United Nations forces in Korea, constitute the only assurance we have of meeting the threat of renewed aggression if the peace talks should break down.” Korea Peace Talks; Cold War; Anti-Communist Propaganda; Meetings;