ANNEX V MODEL REGULATIONS CONCERNING PAYMENTS SENT BY PRISONERS TO THEIR OWN COUNTRY (see Article 63) (1) The notification referred to in the third paragraph of Article 63 will show: (a) number as specified in Article 17, rank, surname and first names of the prisoner of war who is the payer; (b) the name and address of the payee in the country of origin; (c) the amount to be so paid in the currency of the country in which he is detained. (2) The notification will be signed by the prisoner of war, or his witnessed mark made upon it if he cannot write, and shall be countersigned by the prisoners' representa tive. (3) The camp commander will add to this notification a certificate that the prisoner of war concerned has a credit balance of not less than the amount registered as payable. (4) The notification may be made up in lists, each sheet of such lists being witnessed by the prisoners' representative and certified by the camp commander. PRINCIPAL WITNESSES WHO APPEARED IN PERSON OR SUBMITTED WRITTEN STATEMENTS Benade, Brig. Gen., Leo E., DOD__ Page 953 et seq. Carroll, Lt. Gen. Joseph F., Director, Defense Intelligence Agency-. 861 727 933 895 Everett, Capt. W. H., U.S. Navy-- Johnson, Rear Adm. Frank Lesher, U.S. Navy. 771 et seq. 732 McDevitt, Rear Adm. Joseph B., U.S. Navy 658, 676, 936 McKee, Lt. Gen. Seth J., Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force__ 863 Sharp, Adm. U. S. G., U.S. Navy (Ret.) – Steakley, Brig. Gen. Ralph, U.S. Air Force Joint Reconnaissance Center of the Joint Chiefs of Staff_ Wheeler, Gen. Earle G., Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff (I) 634, 713 793 727, 910 884 INDEX Pentagon fact sheet entitled "EC-121 Fact Sheet". EC-121 PLANE INCIDENT: Pentagon fact sheet entitled "EC-121 Fact Sheet". Steakley, Brig. Gen. R. D. Number of incidents_. Protection for missions_. Wheeler, Gen. Earle G., testimony of. Communications and time delay problems__ Contingency plans for protection---. Intelligence gained, value of--- Mission flown within North Korean ground intercept control_ North Korean broadcast of incident___ North Korean vessels taken off ocean before attack_ North Korean warnings prior to incident__ Costs Page 889, 906 910 923 910, 929 906 908, 911 911, 919, 928 908 916 913 904 907 906 -907, 909, 911, 919, 922, 929 927 Effect upon Vietnam war___ 908 Rules of engagement in case of further provocation__. Applicability and clarification of Code of Conduct--- 1066 953 DOD directive on training and education measures neces- DOD directive on training and education measures necessary to National confession of guilt vis-a-vis individual serviceman's U.S.S. Banner, training of crew in Code of Conduct-- 1064 1065 Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War McDevitt, Rear Adm. Joseph B., statement of. Application and clarification of Code of Conduct. Code of Conduct as related to specific Navy regulations____ U.S.S. PUEBLO INCIDENT-Continued Code of Military Conduct-Continued McDevitt, Rear Adm. Joseph B.-Continued Declared war, question of--. Page 949 Defense Advisory Committee on Prisoners of War, member- 938 Definition of "enemy", excerpt from memorandum of law, 949 Geneva Convention_ 1085 Legal aspects of code, and correspondence concerning North Koreans have agreed to Geneva Convention__-- 948, 1085 936, 939-942, 948 952, 1069 Tonkin Gulf resolution____ 952 Training and indoctrination of personnel. 1073 1088 Violation of Code of Conduct is violation of the Uniform Code Aircraft availability for counteraction_ Armament of Pueblo, policy determining- Classified material, offloading of specified- Command chain for Pueblo__- Communications and time delay problems-- U.S.S. Enterprise, possibility of help from__ Everett, Capt. W. H., U.S. Navy--- 771 et seq. Facts determined in executive sessions held by Subcommittee on U.S.S. Pueblo___ Johnson, Rear Adm. Frank L., statement of____ Access of entire ship to Commander Bucher, question of---. AGER, definition of____ 728 732 756, 788 750 739, 741 739, 756 732, 788 743, 780, 781, 785 Contingency plans for counteraction_---- 751, 752, 775, 776, 779, 783, 784 Crew members' knowledge of mission. Debriefing of crew-- Destroyers not available for close support---- Directives and messages for various operations_. Distance from North Korean shores of Pueblo__ DMZ and other area incidents prior to Pueblo incident---- 749 789 744 762 et seq. 751 774 790 757-759 Request from Commander Bucher for destruction equipment--- 754 Self-destruct methods have been installed on remaining ships___. U.S.S. Banner, security measures for---- |