ROK Marines move toward the Han River from the Kimpo air strip aboard DUKWs of the 1st Marine Div., in offensive launched by UN forces against the North Korean enemy forces in that area. 20 September, 1950.
US soldiers prepare to advance along the Han River area, Korea, in their M4A3E8 Sherman tank during offensive launched by the 5th RCT against the Chinese forces in that area. 18 February 1951.
L-R: Cpl John T. Clark (union, SC); Cpl James E. Kishbough (Nescopeck, PA); Sgt Frank C. Allen (Etiwanda, CA); Sgt Theodore R. Liberty (Bushton, MA); and Cpl William J. Bohmback (Boston, MA)
Two South Korean Army officers observe North Korean activity across the 38th Parallel from a mountaintop about a month before the North’s invasion. May 1950.
"Sexy Sally," an F-51D-20-NA Mustang of the U.S. Fifth Air Force's 39th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 18th Fighter Bomber Wing releases two napalm bombs over industrial military target in North Korea, in 1951. This aircraft was shot down by MiG-15s on September 13, 1951.
Men of Battery A, 159th Field Arillery Battalion, fire a 105-mm howitzer in an indirect firing mission on the Korean battle line, near Uirson, August 24, 1950.
M46 tanks of the US Army 6th Tank Battalion in Yangpyeong County, South Korea painted with tiger stripes and faces in order to frighten supposedly superstitious Chinese troops. 7 March 1951
A Korean family flees as US tanks fire on North Korean positions during heavy street fighting to retake the South Korean capital. Second Battle of Seoul, September 1950.
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