U.S. Navy

A lifeboat sits on the deck of the USS Williamsburg, docked at The Naval Gun Factory, Washington D.C. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives. Original 4x5 negative

A lifeboat on the presidential yacht Williamsburg, docked for maintenance at the Naval Gun Factory, Washington, D.C. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives. Original 4x5 negative.

The USS Goodrich, with many sailors standing on the deck, alongside a Des Moines class cruiser, either the USS Salem, the USS Des Moines, or the USS Newport News. The location is unknown.

Quartermasters R. L. Stirzinger and G. L. Beck raise the United Nations flag they made over the USS Manchester. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 at Inchon, Korea.

Seaman H. N. Dressler is shown dyeing a handmade United Nations flag. The USS Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 in Inchon, Korea.

A view of Fankochi Point, Korea showing a mine factory under fire by TF77 planes and the USS Manchester on September 27, 1950. T

A United Nations flag that was hand made by the quartermasters on the USS Manchester flies at full mast off Sonjin, Korea. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 at Inchon.

The USS Goodrich, with many sailors standing on the deck, alongside a Des Moines class cruiser, either the USS Salem, the USS Des Moines, or the USS Newport News. The location is unknown.

USS Manchester Quartermasters R. L. Stirzinger and G. L. Beck display the United Nations flag that they made by hand. The Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 in Inchon, Korea.

Seaman G. D. Beck puts finishing touches on a hand made United Nations flag. The USS Manchester joined the United Nations Task Force 77 in Incheon, Korea.