[KOREA ENCOUNTERS] US Embassy evacuates Seoul in June 1950

The founding of the Republic of Korea in August 1948 brought the U.S. occupation of southern Korea to an end. As U.S. military administrators left, the new State Department-run American Mission in Korea (AMIK) was organized.

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