White Tigers: My Secret War in North Korea (Ausa Institute of Land Warfare) - Hardcover

In February 1952, Army 1st Lieutenant Ben Malcom embarked on one of the untold stories of the Korean War - the special operations of the United Nations Partisan Infantry Korea (UNPIK). Operating from a clandestine camp on the island of Paengnyong, Malcom co-ordinated the intelligence activities of 11 partisan battalions, including one known as the White Tigers. With Ben Malcolm's experiences as its focus, this book examines all aspects of guerrilla activities in Korea. The story of small-unit operations involving Korean troops led by Americans fills an important gap in the history of special operations. Malcom's firsthand insight combined with previously classified details provides a contribution to military history. Ron Martz is the co-author of "Disposable Patriot: Revelations of a Soldier in America's Secret Wars".