Ships

Mr. K.Y. Hsieh, Major of Keelung, Taiwan inspects sailors and Marines while on board the USS Manchester. All others are unidentified.

This is an aerial view of the USS Manchester firing toward the Korean shoreline. Images were taken from Manchester's helicopter by Lieutenant Ken Henry, United States Marine Corps, Spotter.

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.

The mayor of Keelung, Taiwan, Mr. K.Y. Hsieh, inspects troops aboard the USS Manchester.

Four officers of the USS Manchester pose for photo. From left: unknown officer; Rear Admiral Allan Smith, Captain Lewis S. Parks, unknown officer.

The USS Manchester fires during the start of the two day bombardment of Kansong and Kosong, Korea.

An unidentified sailor stands on a railing looking up into the sky as a helicopter flies over the USS Manchester.

Lewis Parks, Captain of the USS Manchester, poses for a photo with officials from Keelung, Taiwan. Left to right, Colonel Charles C. Chang, Colonel Para-troopers; Major General J.P. Chiang, Deputy Commander Keelung Fortress Command (for Major General P. Tan, Commander of Coast Defenses); Mr. R.S. Hsu, Keelung Harbor Bureau Director; Captain Lewis S. Parks, United States Navy; Mr. K.Y. Hsieh, Mayor of Keelung, Taiwan; Major General S. W. Ch'en, Port Commander.

Sterling Fisher, general manager of the Far East, Reader's Digest comes aboard the USS Manchester. He is shaking hands with Captain Lewis S. Parks. Others are unidentified.