Korean War, 1950-1953

Lieutenant F. J. Winslow, Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG) Photo Officer, photographs war activities near the front lines, somewhere in Korea. Lieutenant Winslow is from Bangor, Maine. From: Gene Putnam

United Nations Forces representatives meet at Kaesong, Korea, with representatives of the Communist forces fighting in Korea to negotiate an armistice. All are unidentified. From: Gene Putnam

This thatched roof house is in South Korea. It has a bamboo fence along the side with clothes hanging on a line in front. The shed on the right has a metal roof with rocks piled to make a wall. From: Gene Putnam

An unidentified Korean man carrying firewood on his back is walking by a group of tents with a sign at the entrance that says "ReMCo Mess." From: Gene Putnam

An unidentified damaged building in Korea, possibly damaged during World War II or the Korean War. From: Gene Putnam

The Han River Bridge in Seoul, South Korea, which the South Koreans bombed at the start of the Korean War. From: Gene Putnam

This is a photograph of a thatched roof building near the mountains of South Korea. From: Gene Putnam

This is a photograph of an undetermined Korean city, with the Han River and mountains in the background. From: Gene Putnam

Two unidentified men are carrying a small structure on poles across the countryside in Korea. From: Gene Putnam

United Nations Forces representatives meet at Munsan-Ni, Korea and prepare for a flight into Kaesong, Korea to confer with representatives of the Communist Forces fighting in Korea to negotiate an armistice. All are unidentified. From: Gene Putnam