71: Into the Fire (포화속으로 / 포화 속으로) is a 2010 South Korean war movie. Set during the darkest days of the Korean War, it tells the true story of 71 undertrained South Korean student soldiers who defended the P'ohang-dong girls school against the 766th Vanguard of the North Korean Army over 11 hours on August 11th, 1950.
The following weapons were seen in the film 71: Into the Fire:
The Colt M1911A1 pistol makes an appearance in the hands of Kang Suk-Dae (Seung-woo Kim) during the battle in the prologue. Other US and ROK officers carry it holstered.
Most of the South Korean soldiers, U.S. soldiers and student soldiers use M1 Garand rifles, most notably Oh Jung-Beom (T.O.P) and Ku Kap-jo (Sang-woo Kwone). This rifle is one of main weapons of U.S. soldiers in WW2 and South Korean soldiers in Korean War.
Some of the South Korean soldiers and U.S. soldiers wield the M1 Carbine with both 15 and 30 round magazines. Kang Suk-Dae (Seung-woo Kim) also uses one throughout the film.
Most of the North Korean soldiers use the Mosin Nagant M1891. Near the end of the film, Oh Jung-Beom (T.O.P) and Ku Kap-jo (Sang-woo Kwone) also use captured rifles against North Korean soldiers.
Some North Korean soldiers and some students are seen wielding the PPSh-41 submachine guns. Ku Kap-jo (Sang-woo Kwone) fires a captured one at the school battle. Park Mu-Rang (Seung-won Cha) also use the PPSh during the final battle, notably to kill a Commissar who bosses him around..
The Browning M1919A4 is seen used by ROK soldiers during the opening battle. An M1919A4 fitted with a custom bipod can be seen on a guard post at the P'ohang-dong school.
The Degtyaryov DP-28 is used by North Korean soldiers. Ku Kap-jo (Sang-woo Kwone) and Oh Jung-Beom (T.O.P) also use this gun to kill North Korean soldiers on the rooftop.
Ku Kap-jo (Sang-woo Kwone) uses a Maxim M1910/30 mounted on top of a North Korean Half-track. It is later dismounted and used on the rooftop by Kap-jo and Oh Jung-Beom (T.O.P).
The student soldiers also use theMk 2 Hand Grenade against North Korean soldiers along with their M1 Garand rifles, rigged up to a length of rope as a booby trap.
