Korean War, 1950-1953

Snapshot taken in Korea of three soldiers firing a bazooka and machine gun at a distant target. On the shirt of one soldier is printed "R. E. Wanack, St. Cloud, Minn." From: Brenda Thompson.

Snapshot of dead North Korean soldier lying on the ground. The legs of two soldiers holding guns are visible. From: Brenda Thompson.

Color photograph of the Korean War Veterans Memorial by Mac Adams called "The Universal Soldier". The memorial was dedicated on June 25, 1991, and is located in Battery Park, New York City. The theme for the Korean Monument is reconciliation through the image of The Universal Soldier. From: Fred R. Tannery, Brooklyn, New York.

Japanese-made signal generator captured from North Korean forces.

In the packing room of the Yokohama, Japan repair shop, a worker wraps an I-56-K testing set in waterproof paper, then in waterproof metal foil, more waterproof paper and then it is packed with excelsior in a wooden box.

A Japanese-made long line tester captured from North Korean forces.

Radio equipment captured in Korea, made in Russia in February, 1950.

Big signal depot and maintenance warehouse located on the waterfront at Pusan, Korea during Korean War.

The packing of rebuilt signal equipment in the final stage during the Korean War. The seams are carefully sealed with heated tar as shown in the picture.

Testing units, built by the Yokohama Keiki K. K. factory, for testing rebuilt signal equipment during the Korean War. These duplicate United States meters.