Aircraft carriers USS Valley Forge (CV-45) and USS Leyte (CV-32) moored at Sasebo, Japan, circa October-November 1950. The repair ship USS Hector (AR-7) is moored beyond the two carriers, with other U.S. and British warships in the distance.
Marines file past knocked-out North Korean T-34 tanks during the defense of the Pusan Perimeter. Coming ashore on 2-August-1950 to reinforce USA and South Korean forces, the 1st Provisional Marine Brigade lived up to its nickname, “the fire brigade,” by blunting North Korean attacks
On 25-July-1952 Marine PFC Henry Friday (L) prepares to run along a trench line as Sgt John Boitnott is ready to fire his scope-equipped M-1 Garand. After the drastic advances and retreats of 1950, the Korean War battle lines gradually stabilized to resemble WWI trench warfare
PFC Harold R. Bates and PFC Richard N. Martin rest atop the third objective that U.S. Marines seized during the First Battle of Naktong Bulge overlooking the Naktong River, South Korea. August 19, 1950.
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