Songdo Point

English Etymology en ko ^송도갑(松島岬), from the Revised Romanization of en ko 송도 and ko 갑, from Sino-Korean ko 松島ko 岬, from ko 松 pine tree or pine trees, ko 島 island or islands, and ko 岬 cape, headland. Proper noun Songdo Point A cape east of Sinpo in South Hamgyong, North Korea. en 1955 May Citations for Bold Ships, Brave Men w:All Hands https://archive.org/details/sim_all-hands_1955-05_459/ 459 0002-5577 44432267 11 https://archive.org/details/sim_all-hands_1955-05_459/page/n14/ 2 https://books.google.com/books?id=wqz6wO4cYA4C&pg=RA4-PA11 These sweepers were members of the Blockading and Escort mine sweeping group that ventured close to enemy-held beaches. Kite went within 350 yards of enemy beaches at Songdo-gap. on en 2006 Paul M. Edwards Chronology Korean War Almanac Almanacs of American Wars https://archive.org/details/isbn_9780816060375/ w:Facts on File 0-8160-6037-1 2005009374 58830739 290 https://archive.org/details/isbn_9780816060375/page/290/ The USS McGinty (DD 731) is fired on near Wonsan and returns fire, along with USS Maddox (DD 731). The USS Murrelet (AM 372) and USS Toucan (AM 387), while check sweeping near Song-do Gap, are fired upon by a 37-mm gun that directs 15 rounds against the ships. on Synonyms en Songdo Gap, en Songdo-gap, en Song Do Gap en Places in North Korea