Naval officers

Captain Lewis S. Parks, Commanding Officer of the USS Manchester and Commander Task Group 95.2

Captain Lewis Parks stands outside with binoculars in his hands. Original caption: It's Cold in Korea!

Captain Lewis Parks and Commander William C. Hughes stand in the bridge of the USS Manchester in Wonsan Harbor, Korea.

Captain Lewis Smith Parks aboard the USS Manchester.

Captain Lewis S. Parks stands aboard the USS Manchester.

Rear Admiral Allan E. Smith (left), Commander Task Force 95, transfers from USS Forest Royal in Wonsan Harbor, Korea for a visit aboard the USS Manchester. He his talking with Captain Lewis Parks (right), commanding officer of the Manchester.

The crew of Turret 1 aboard the USS Manchester fire the 21,000th round and celebrate with a cake. Captain Lewis S. Parks, far left, joins the crew members. All others are unidentified.

Captain Lewis Parks (center) looks over the deceased North Koreans killed in sampans loaded with explosives as they were brought on board the USS Manchester. All others are unidentified.

Officers of the Nationalist Chinese Navy visit the USS Manchester while at port in Taipei, Taiwan. From left, Rear Admiral Liu Kwang Kai, Captain Lewis Parks of the United States Navy, Commander Chao Kai-Chien, Commander Tommy Fleck of the US Navy, and an unknown officer.

Captain Lewis S. Parks, right, stands next to Rear Admiral US Navy Allan E. Smith, Commander of the United Nations Blockading and Escort Forces. The photo was taken off the Korean Coast. The photograph is inscribed: To Captain Lewis Parks USN/With an appreciation of your combat efficiency and effectiveness in Command Task Group 95 and in fighting the enemy night and day during February - March - April - May 1951 in Wonsan, Korea. / Allan E. Smith, Rear Admiral US Navy Commander United Nations Blockading and Escort Forces.