Enemy front lines near Souza during Korean War
Enemy front lines located along railroad tracks, "E" Company, 1st Marines Sector, near Souza, Korea.
U.S. Army
Enemy supply dump during Korean War
An enemy supply dump during the Korean War, showing T.N.T. blasting caps and detonating wire, all American made, from Atlas Powder Company, Wilmington, Delaware. Photo taken near Souza, Korea.
North Korean prisoners during Korean War
A group of North Koreans captured by 1st Marine Regiment along the Inchon-Seoul Road. Most of the prisoners had been in the army less than 30 days. Near Souza, Korea.
Enemy T-34 tanks during Korean War
Two enemy T-34 tanks on the Inchon-Seoul Road, 1st Marine Sector, during the Korean War. Ascom City is in the background.
Command Post of South Korean Marines during Korean War
Command Post of South Korean Marines, Galley 6, Inchon, Korea.
Ruins of Inchon caused by Naval gunfire
Ruins of Inchon caused by Naval gunfire during Korean War.
Major General O. P. Smith, Major General Frank E. Lowe and Brigadier General E. A. Craig in Inchon, Korea
From left to right: Major General Oliver P. Smith, 1st Marine Division Commander; Major General Frank E. Lowe; Brigadier General E. A. Craig, Assistant Division Commander at 1st Marine Division C. P., Inchon, Korea.
Green Beach, Wolmi Do Island, during Korean War
Green Beach, Wolmi Do Island, "We landed here at 1230 hours" during Korean War.
The U. S. S. Mount McKinley during the Korean War
The U. S. S. Mount McKinley, flagship of General Douglas MacArthur, enroute to Wolmi Do Island during Korean War.
The U.S.S. Mount McKinley during Korean War
Sideview of the U.S.S. Mount McKinley, flagship of General Douglas MacArthur, enroute to Wolmi Do Island during Korean War.