Ships

Rear Admiral James Foskett (foreground, second from right) greets the Minister of Marine of Brazil as he boards the USS Huntington for lunch. All others are unidentified.

Six unidentified sailors are on the forward brow of the USS Manchester, passing five inch powder. The ship was located in Yokosuka, Japan.

Unidentified sailors are carrying five inch powder to magazine in mount 51 aboard the USS Manchester. The ship was in Yokosuka, Japan.

The frigate from Thailand, the HMTS Prasae, ran aground during a snow storm off the western coast of North Korea. In the background the USS Sanderling and other United Nations ships are present.

A group of unidentified Thai sailors make a close inspection of the ship HMTS Prasae after it grounded on the Korean coast during a United Nations operation.

A view of the west coast of Korea where the Thailand ship HMTS Prasae was grounded during a blizzard. The Prasae was participating in a United Nations operation when she ran aground.

An aerial view of the frigate from Thailand, the HMTS Prasae that ran aground off the western coast of North Korea during a snowstorm. Image was taken from the rescue helicopter sent from the USS Manchester. Original caption: HMTS Prasae as seen from Manchester copter. UN ships firing air bursts.

A Thai sailor can be seen leaping to shore after his ship, the HMTS Prasae, was grounded during a blizzard. The Prasae was part of a United Nations operation when she ran aground on the west coast of Korea.

United States Navy helicopter UP 27 takes off after retrieving Thai sailors stranded on a beach. The ship from Thailand, the HMTS Prasae ran aground during a snow storm off the west coast of Korea during United Nations exercises. The USS Manchester led the rescue mission of the stranded sailors.

The blackened guns of the USS Manchester are in the foreground. In the distance, a fuel dump that was hit by the Manchester's bombardment burns. In the center is a small island of Hwangt'o Do. The photograph is part of an album entitled "Pictures by R. Admiral Lewis Parks. USS Manchester."