Korean War, 1950-1953

Captain Lewis S. Parks of the USS Manchester, right, stands next to Marine Orderly Private Hanson aboard the Manchester.

The view from the USS Los Angeles as the USS Manchester passes. Manchester crew wrote messages to the Los Angeles in white paint on the ship's side. Crew members from both ships were alongside their decks to greet each other. The Los Angeles was the Manchester's relief in Korea.

The USS Manchester docks at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii after a ten month tour of the eastern Korean waters. Pictured from the USS Manchester are people waiting for the ship to arrive. A small group of baton twirlers are standing with the crowd.

Original caption: At 18:31 the USS Manchester fires their last rounds in support of the front line troops on shore in Korea.

The view from the USS Los Angeles as the USS Manchester passes. Manchester crew wrote messages to the Los Angeles in white paint on the ships side. Crew members from both ships were alongside their decks to greet each other. The Los Angeles was the Manchester's relief in Korea.

The USS Manchester crew wrote messages to the crew of the USS Los Angeles in white paint on the ship's side. This was a reference to Rear Admiral Arleigh Burke aboard the USS Los Angeles. The Los Angeles was the Manchester's relief in Korea.

Captain Lewis Parks, seen walking towards the USS Manchester while docked in Pearl Harbor. The ship had just arrived at port and was greeted by entertainers and crowds. Cars can be seen in the distance.

The USS Manchester's helicopter, nicknamed the "Clementine," is parked in a clearing at Atami, Japan. Curious Japanese onlookers gather around the helicopter.

The USS Manchester's guns point in the direction of Communist Korea.

The USS Manchester's helicopter, nicknamed the "Clementine," is parked in a field at Atami, Japan. Local Japanese onlookers gather around the helicopter.