Present there were officials of the Ministry of the People's Armed Forces, service personnel of the Ground, Navy and Air and Anti-Air Force of the KPA and students of revolutionary schools.

The participants laid bouquets before the tombs and paid silent tribute to the dead.

Service personnel dealt with the bitter grudge against U.S. imperialists who killed innocent people.

The lecturer of the museum who narrowly escaped death at a powder magazine in Pamnamu (chestnut) Village 63 years ago laid bare the atrocities committed by the enemies, saying that he could not sleep still when thinking of the shuddering massacre at that time.

Service personnel expressed surging resentment and hatred for the aggressors and murderers who killed innocent people and even babies in the most cruel and barbarous manner.

They noted that the bitter cries made by those massacred in Sinchon teach the truth that one should mercilessly wipe out the U.S. imperialists and class enemies, not harboring even a slight illusion about them.

They renewed the belief that the Paektusan army fully ready to devotedly defend the leader will bring July 27, the day of eternal victory, in the sacred war for national reunification.

At the end of the meeting the participants went round the museum.