 After the Army issued its report , it was learned that it also had not disclosed its researchers ' discovery of at least 14 additional declassified documents , showing high @-@ ranking commanders ordering or authorizing the shooting of refugees in the Korean War 's early months , such as communications from 1st Cavalry Division commander Gay , and a top division officer , to consider refugees north of the front line " fair game " and to " shoot all refugees coming across river " . In addition , interview transcripts obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests showed that the Army had not reported repeated testimony from ex @-@ soldiers that , as one put it , " the word I heard was ' Kill everybody from 6 to 60 ' " during their early days in Korea . 
