U.S. Navy

John D. Bryan, United States Navy, was carried aboard the USS Manchester after he was injured on the USS Bass in Wonsan Harbor, Korea. He later died from his injuries.

The USS Zellars DD-727 (left) is pulled up alongside the USS Manchester during refueling in Wonsan Harbor, Korea.

The USS Manchester refuels alongside the USS Ashtabula (AO-51) in Wonsan Harbor, Korea. Ashtabula was a Cimarron-class fleet oiler of the United States Navy.

Unidentified sailors from Task Force 77 are rigging fuel lines aboard the USS Manchester on port quarterdeck.

This is a photo of the USS Ashtabula (AO-51), a Cimarron-class fleet oiler of the United States Navy, as seen from USS Manchester during refueling.

Crew members of the USS Manchester carry five inch powder up the forward brow in Yokosuka, Japan.

USS Manchester's helicopter "Clementine" is on board the Manchester a few minutes before taking off for duty with the Inchon, Korean invasion forces. Clementine receives her final "make-ready". All people are unidentified.

Captain Lewis Parks (left) is standing next to Commander W. C. Hughes, executive officer of the USS Manchester during the Korean War.

Crew members help transfer wounded men from the USS Bass to the USS Manchester in Wonsan Harbor, Korea. Injured men were hoisted to the Manchester using a pulley system and stretcher basket. All are unidentified.

USS Manchester's helicopter rests at Kimpo Air Base just outside of Seoul, Korea during the Korean War. All people are unidentified.