The No Gun Ri massacre was a mass killing of Korean refugees that happened during the Korean War by American soldiers, the 2nd battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment at the late weeks of July in 1950. No Gun Ri is a small village in South Korea, 100 miles southeast from Seoul. US government determined that an unknown number of Korean refugees were killed and the Korean government identified 163 dead or missing refugees and 55 wounded. The survivors alleged up to 500 refugees were killed.

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