No Gun Ri Massacre, Massacre site in South Korea
No Gun Ri Massacre is known for the tragic killing of Korean civilians by U.S. forces during the Korean War.
In late July 1950, hundreds of refugees were killed at No Gun Ri by U.S. soldiers.
The event has shaped perceptions of the United States' role in the Korean War and military ethics.
There is a peace park and memorial at No Gun Ri to honor the victims.
The No Gun Ri Massacre was largely unknown until journalists uncovered it decades later.
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