鲜为人知的韩战联军8240特战部队

Prisoners at Death’s Door: Chinese POWs as U.S. Secret Agents in the Korean War (九死一生: 韓戰美軍徵用中國戰俘從事敵後諜報工作探秘)

韩战中有一百多名志愿军
自愿加入联军8240特种作战部门
潜入敌后和共产党军队作战，可歌可泣

绝佳的电影题材（中文wiki居然没有人翻译）
我常用这支部队给解放军同志们做示范 — 希望同志们可以借鉴

In the past six decades since the end of the Korean War, the U.S. government has successfully created and maintained an historical amnesia over its use of Chinese and Korean prisoners of war as intelligence agents during the war — a practice in flagrant violation of international law. Several hundred Chinese prisoners and many more Koreans were selected and declared “escapees” from UN prison camps. The U.S. Far East Command Liaison Detachment (Korea), the 8240th Army Unit sent these prisoner-agents into North Korea by air, sea, or land to gather intelligence, and they had to return to the UN side on foot. More than half of the Chinese prisoner-agents — probably more than 200 — were either killed or captured during missions, and some of the captured were executed by the People’s Republic of China. The cream of the crop among the Chinese anti-Communist POWs were expended. Only some 100 Chinese prisoner-agents survived and went to Taiwan in January 1954.

While the PRC made repeated allegations during the war, the U.S. simply denied the charges, and has maintained its information blackout until this day. Thanks to the recent interviews of surviving Chinese prisoner-agents and newly available documents in Taiwan and the U.S., it is now possible to uncover the history of Chinese prisoner-agents in the Korean War, who had either met tragic deaths or made narrow escapes.