Korean War, 1950-1953

United States Marines walk along a snowy path in a heavily forested area of Sin Do Island located in Wonsan Harbor, Korea during assault and capture.

A makeshift shelter sits in a snowy, forested area of Sin Do Island, Wonsan Harbor, Korea, as United States and Republic of Korea Marines capture the island. All are unidentified.

Rockets from the USS Manchester fire upon a fort on the shore of Wonsan Harbor, Korea. Original caption: In a surprise night rocket attack with two LSMR's we attempt to destroy the enemy gun emplacements on the reverse slope of Kalma Gak - our most troublesome fort.

The USS Manchester rearms along side the ammunition ship USS Paricutin. The Manchester risked destruction in Wonsan Harbor for being in range of enemy forts during rearming.

Remains of North Korean and Russian fortifications on Sin Do Island are covered in snow after United States and Republic of Korean forces swept the island. Sin Do Island is located in Wonsan Harbor, Korea.

Marines from the United States and Republic of Korea gather on beach on Sin Do Island, Wonsan Harbor, Korea. All are unidentified.

John D. Bryan of the United States Navy is bought aboard the USS Manchester after he was injured on the USS Bass in Wonsan Harbor, Korea. He later died from his injuries. All others are unidentified.

USS Manchester's cannons are blackened after the bombardment of Wonsan, Korea.

Captain Lewis S. Parks stands aboard the USS Manchester.

Officers of a Soviet Combat Engineer regiment once billeted her according to the Russian inscription on the shelter on Sin Do Island, Korea.