Korean War, 1950-1953

A Navy Corsair leaves the flight deck of the U. S. S. Philippine Sea as the tempo of the air offensive increased. This was taken during the Korean War.

The Marines move toward the front at once, in the Korean War, to assist in stabilizing the United Nations line.

Infantrymen fire the 3.5" rocket during the Korean War, highly effective against enemy.

Convoys move toward Pyongyang as part of a general withdrawal after United Nation's attacks disclosed the presence of overwhelmingly large Chinese forces, during the Korean War. Refugees can be seen in the fields.

Left to right: Colonel Jeter, G-3 Officer; an unidentified officer; Brigadier General Van Brunt, of I Corps and Major General Frank E. Lowe, Advisor to the President, confer somewhere in Korea.

Major General Edward M. Almond, CG X Corps, and his aide, Captain Ladd, confer with Major General Frank E. Lowe, Military Advisor to President Harry S. Truman, at the Kimpo Air Base during the Korean War.

With Seoul and its' knocked-out bridges over the Han River in the background, this Marine draws a bead on the withdrawing enemy during the Korean War.

Kimpo's runways were in excellent condition and Air Force transport planes began bringing in men and supplies during the Korean War.

Members of the 17th Regiment, 7th Infantry Division, enter Hyesanjin, on Manchurian border on November 21, 1950, during the Korean War.

The 75 MM recoilless rifle is an effective infantry weapon for Korean War soldiers.