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sions Of this arInistice agree
ment are adequately punished.
(f) In those cases where
places Of burial are a matter
Of record and graves are
actually found to exist, permit
graves registration personnel
Of the other side to enter,
within a definite time limit
after this armistice agreement
becomes effective, the territory
Of Korea under their military
control, for the purpose of
proceeding to such graves to
recover and evacuate the
bodies Of the deceased military
personnel Of that side, includ-
ing deceased prisoners of war.
The specific procedures and the
time limit for the performance
Of the above task shall be de-
termined by the Military
Armistice Commission. The
commanders of the opposing
sides shall furnish to the other
side all available information
pertaining to the places of
burial Of the deceased military
personnel of the other side.
(g) Afford full protection
and all possible assistance and
cooperation to the Military
Armistice Commission, it's
joint observer teams, the Neu-
tral Nations Supervisory Com
mission, and its neutral ma
tionS inspection teams, in the
carrying out Of their functions
and responsibilities hereinafter
assigned; and accord to the
Neutral Nations Supervisory
Commission, and to its neutral
nations inspection teams, full
convenience Of movement be-
tween the headqus rters Of the
Neutral Nations Supervisory
Commission and the ports Of
entry enumerated in paragraph
4S hereof over main lines of
communication agreed upon
by both sides (see May ~, and
between the headquarters of
the Neutral Nations Super
visory Commission and the
places where violations Of
this armiStice agreement have
been reported to have occurred.
In order to prevent unneces-
sary delays, the use of alter
nate routes and means Of
transportation will be per-
mitted whenever the main
lines Of communication are
closed or impossible.
(h) Provide such logistic
support, including communica-
tions and transportation facil-
tiles, as may be required by
the Military Armistice Com
mission and the Neutral Ma
tions Supervisory Commission
and their teams.
G) Each construct, operate,
and maintain a suitable air.
field in their respective parts
of the demilitarized zone in
the vicinity Of headquarters Of
the Military Armistice Com
mission, for such uses as the
commission may determine.
ID Insure that all men,
bers and other personnel Of
the Neutral Nations Super
viSory Commission and of the
Neutral Nations Repatriation
Commission hereinafter eStab-
lished shall enjoy the freedom
and facilities necessary for the
proper exercise of their func-
tions, including privileges.
treatment, and immunities
equivalent to those ordinarily
enjoyed by accredited diplo-
matte personnel under inter-
national usage.
IA. This armistice agreement
shall apply to all opposing
ground forces under the mill
tary control of either side,
which ground forces shall re-
spect the demilitarized zone
and the area of Korea under
the military control Of the op-
posing side.
Is. This armistice agree
ment shall apply to all oppos-
ing naval forces, which naval
forces shall respect the waters
contiguous to the demilitarized
zone, and to the land area OF
Korea under the military con-
troll Of the opposing side, and
shall not engage in blockade
Of any kind Of Korea.
Is. This armistice agree
ment shall apply to all oppos-
ing air forces, which air forces
shall respect the air space over
the demilitarized zone and
over the area of Korea under
military control Of the oppos-
ing side, and over the waters
contiguous to both.
II. Responsibility for COM
pliance with and enforcement
of the terms and provisions
Of this armiStice agreement is
that Of the Signatories hereto
and their successors in COM
mand. The commanders Of
the opposing sides shall estab-
lish within their respective
commands all Vnaa sIIrnS and