Korean War, 1950-1953
Map of the North Korean Invasion of South Korea
Portions of four maps, taped together, that show the North Korean invasion of South Korea in late June 1950. Red markings throughout the map show the extent of the North Korean push, as well as the locations of North Korean units. The blue markings highlight the location and movement of South Korean units, including the 5th and Capital divisions. The dashed blue line signifies the possible main line of resistance. This map also includes boundaries, roads, railroads, walls, navigational lights, levees, and other details. Handwriting on the back reads: "Misc.
James Webb on the way to conferences regarding Korea
Undersecretary of State James E. Webb arrives at the State Department to take part in hurried conferences called to examine the situation in Korea where North Korea has launched attacks on South Korea.
Marine tank, Korea
Marine tank returning fire on Hill 296 near Sinchon, South Korea.
Marines moving toward Uijeongbu, Korea
Tanks and Marines advance towards Uijeongbu, Korea.