Korean War, 1950-1953

Sergeant First Class David K. Brood rests after battle on the front lines. He has two grenades attached to his shirt, and he is holding his gun across his lap. From: Gene Putnam

Two unidentified United Nations soldiers fire a 105 millimeter Howitzer against the North Korean forces. From: Gene Putnam

A unidentified United Nations soldier is using unidentified equipment in Korea. From: Gene Putnam

Unidentified United Nations soldiers are walking on a street in Seoul, Korea during the Korean War. Some of the buildings appear to be damaged, possibly from enemy forces. From: Gene Putnam

An unidentified Korean man is giving toys to a group of Korean children. From: Gene Putnam

Unidentified United Nations soldiers are reloading a Howitzer while fighting in Korea. From: Gene Putnam

A street in Seoul, Korea during the Korean War. Damaged from enemy fire can be seen on the facades of the buildings along the street. From: Gene Putnam

An unidentified man working with unknown equipment during the Korean War. From: Gene Putnam

Unidentified United Nations soldiers in Korea are dipping metal dishes and canteens into modified trash can containers full of steaming water, presumably to clean and sanitize them. From: Gene Putnam

Unidentified United Nations Forces soldiers are eating with Korean children. The exact location is unknown. The man on the right end could be General John W. O'Daniel. From: Gene Putnam