U.S. Army

ROK Marines arrive across the Han River on the way to Seoul, Korea.

Men of the 5th RCT fire on the enemy along the Nakdong River, north of Taegu, Korea.

On their way to a prison camp, prisoners of war are marched past a knocked out T-34 tank, east of Inchon, Korea.

General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, Commander in Chief of United Nations Forces in Korea, accompanied by staff officers, visit a Prisoner of War camp at Inchon, Korea.

General Douglas MacArthur, Commander in Chief, United Nations Forces in Korea, attends a briefing session at the 1st Marine Division Headquarters, Inchon, Korea.

Colonel L. B. Puller, First Marine Division; General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, Commander in Chief United Nations Forces in Korea; Major General O. P. Smith, CG First Marine Division; and Vice Admiral Arthur D. Struble, Commander Joint Task Force Seven, accompanied by staff officers and newsmen, observe action from a hill overlooking the 1st Marine Regimental front.

General Douglas MacArthur (seated) Commander in Chief, United Nations forces in Korea, and members of his staff view pre-landing bombardment and air strikes from the flag bridge of the U.S.S. Mt. McKinley in Korean waters off Inchon, as United Nations forces begin their offensive in that section. Left to right: Brigadier General Courtney Whitney, Chief, Government Section GHQ Scap; General MacArthur; Brigadier General E. K. Wright, Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 Section, GHQ FEC; and Major General Edward M. Almond, CG X Corps.

Amtrac Borne members of the 1st Marine Division head for "Blue Beach" on Wolmi Island, Inchon Harbor, as the first strike to secure, for United Nations forces, this vital Communist supply port.

Sergeant First Class Al Chang (Honolulu, T. H.) combat photographer of the "A" Company, 71st Signal Sv Bn GHQ, Tokyo, Japan, leans against the rear of an American M-4 Tank, getting a moments rest before the unit he is covering goes into another attack. Sergeant First Class Chang has been covering the front line in Korea, pictorially, constantly since he first arrived in Korea over six weeks ago.

Tired and covered with the grime of war after forty-three straight days on the front lines, Sergeant First Class David K. Brood (Laif, Oahu, T. H.) of the 5th RCT, stops to take a load off his feet.