U.S. Army

Looking down from Major General Earle E. Partridge Quarters. Korean style huts with straw roofs in the western section of Taegu, Korea.

Major General Earle E. Partridge Quarters in Taegu, Korea.

Entrance to I Corps Headquarters in Kyong Ju, Korea, General John Coulter commanding. I Corps controls the R.O.K. Capitol Division, 3rd Division and 8th Division. The United States 21st Infantry was attached for operations.

I Corps Headquarters commanded by Major General John H. Coulter in Kyong Ju, Korea during the Korean War.

Headquarters, Capitol Division, R.O.K. Lieutenant Colonel Paris, Advisor KMAG, Angamgni Korea.

One day after American Bombers and artillery blasted Pohang Dong, Korea, a Catholic Church stands untouched in the background.

General Frank E. Lowe, Captain Dupra and Captain A. G. Hume stand before remnants of a village outside of Pohang Dong, Korea. American artillery accounted for the damage on the previous day.

Lieutenant Colonel McMahon, C.O.; Major Boyd, Chaplain; Captain Williams; Major Frazier, Ex. O. and staff officers. 3rd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Division, Pohang Air Base in Korea.

A school house used by the 3rd R.O.K. Division for their command post in Pohang Dong, Korea. American Bombers hit the building after the Communists captured Pohang on August 31, 1950.

Left to right: Lieutenant Doolin, Captain A. G. Hume, General Yu, General Frank E. Lowe, Lieutenant Colonel Rockwell standing in front of the II Corps R.O.K. Headquarters in Hayang, Korea.