Korean War, 1950-1953

A group of Marines going aboard the U.S.S. Pickaway for lunch near Pusan, Korea during Korean War.

The fantail of A.P.A. 222, U.S.S. Pickaway, tied up at the Pusan Docks in Pusan, Korea during the Korean War.

United States ships in the Pusan Harbor near Pusan, Korea during the Korean War. In the center background, a British Hospital Ship sailing into the harbor.

South Korean Marines in formation and waiting to board ship during the Korean War. Photo taken from the U.S.S. Pickaway by General Frank E. Lowe.

American Army D.D.T. team spray South Korean Marines prior to their loading on ship near Pusan, Korea.

South Korean Marines wait in very orderly manner to board U.S.S. Pickaway near Pusan, Korea during the Korean War.

Taken from the U.S.S. Pickaway, looking northeast across the Pusan Harbor, near Pusan, Korea during the Korean War.

U.S.S. Pickaway (A.P.A. 222) near Pusan, Korea prior to departing for Inchon, Korea during the Korean War.

Left to right: Captain Samuel H. Crittenden, Jr., United States Navy; General Frank E. Lowe; Commander Hugh M. Maples, United States Navy; Major W. Booth; Captain A. G. Hume. U.S.S. Pickaway in the background near Pusan, Korea.

From left to right: Sergeant First Class Diala, General Frank E. Lowe and Captain A. G. Hume taken just a few minutes before departing 5th Air Force Headquarters for the Pusan Docks near Pusan, Korea, to load aboard the U.S.S. Pickaway.