Present at the meeting were officers of the Ministry of the People's Armed Forces, service personnel of the ground, naval and air and anti-air forces of the KPA and students of revolutionary schools.

Ju Sang Won, an honorary curator of the Sinchon Museum, who narrowly survived at the powder depot in Pamnamu Village, exposed the atrocities perpetrated by U.S. aggressors and class enemies.

The revenge-seekers in Sinchon are saying that they are shaking with rage, hearing the mere words of U.S. imperialists, and looking forward to the moment to take a thousand-fold revenge on them. They ardently asked the service personnel to blow up the den of cannibals from across ocean in order not to allow the tragedy in Sinchon to repeat itself again.

Speakers including service personnel and cadets of Kim Il Sung University of Politics renewed their resolution to wipe out the U.S. imperialists, the sworn enemies, and their stooges to the last one with their unshakable revolutionary faith and thus force them to pay a thousand-fold dearer price for the blood shed by those in Sinchon.

In the poem "Fight for final revenge is at hand", sergeants expressed the will of the powerful revolutionary Paektusan army to take a thousand-fold revenge on the U.S. aggressors and reduce to ashes the U.S. mainland, den of evils.

Then followed the reciting of a poem pledging revenge.

At the end of the meeting they went round the Sinchon Museum.