Ships

The guns of the USS Manchester fire upon Communist forces on Kalma Gak Peninsula, Korea during the Korean War.

The USS Bass docked alongside the USS Manchester in Wonsan Harbor, Korea to transfer injured men from the Bass to the Manchester. Crew members of each ship stand alongside to assist. John D. Bryan, United States Navy, is hoisted up to the Manchester in a stretcher basket. All others are unidentified.

Crew members of the USS Manchester work with headsets in the Main Plot. From left to right: D. W. Doe, R. R. Jefferson, J. D. Berlin, P. W. Chapman, T. G. Manus, and Lieutenant W. W. Johns.

USS Manchester fires at night from her main battery guns in Wonsan Harbor, Korea.

Aerial view of USS Manchester. Her main batteries let go with a full salvo of high explosives aimed at enemy installations in the Kansong area.

Sailors refuel a helicopter on the deck of the USS Manchester making ready to rescue downed pilots in Korea. All people are unidentified.

The guns of the USS Manchester point towards Wonson, Korea as it fires upon a fuel dump

Ammunition from the USS Mount McKinley is unloaded onto the USS Manchester in Wonson Harbor, Korea. All on board are unidentified.

United States Navy sailor R. Kobar recovers in the sickbay of the USS Manchester from a 6" recoil injury. He is holding a cigarette in his hand.

A wounded man comes aboard the USS Manchester from the USS Bass, with the help from crewmen, in Wonsan Harbor, Korea. All are unidentified.