The massacres had negatively impacted ongoing pacification efforts in the region , and became widely known . Transferring Korean Marines to the populated Da Nang sector of I Corps and I Field Force from an un-populated sector had set-back considerable effort in winning support and deteriorated relations with locals . This massacre alongside the Hà My massacre and other ongoing massacres and atrocities had undermined continual efforts at pacification . South Vietnamese and US commanders from the region had a negative appraisal of Koreans with General Rathvon M. Tompkins and General Robert E. Cushman Jr. being quite negative about the Koreans being transferred to the sector , as they were regarded as generally uncooperative and unwilling to engage in security while committing atrocities . These atrocities were reported by ARVN/US commanders and sent down to Saigon . Korean forces were transferred back to II Corps/II Field Force following this incident , and were relegated to guarding bases and minimising any offensive or combat actions
Hà My massacre
Hà My massacre
Phong Nhị and Phong Nhất massacre