[0140-2222] THE SILENT SCREEN – Companion Dossier (PDF)

Description

On the frozen ridges of the 38th parallel, the United States military waged a war not merely of artillery and airpower, but of engineered reality. The Silent Screen Companion Dossier delivers an unsparing forensic examination of the Psychological Strategy Board, the CIA’s covert dissemination branches, and the 1st Loudspeaker and Leaflet Company. Compiled from declassified field directives, after-action intelligence reports, and tactical transcriptions, this document traces how psychological warfare operators systematically stripped humanity from opposing forces to sustain combat resolve and mask catastrophic intelligence failures. From the defensive perimeter at Pusan to the chaotic intervention along the Yalu River, examine the paper bullets of Leaflet No. 101-B, falsified surrender corridors, and the clandestine operations that turned broadcast trucks into weapons of mass coercion. Complete with technical schematics, declassified transcripts of Operation WHISPER, and documented transit routes to the Koje-do interrogation pens, this investigative dossier exposes the chilling architecture of Cold War perception warfare. Built for intelligence historians and researchers, this dossier provides an uncompromising, primary-source audit of military deceit on the Korean front.