Soldiers

A platoon of B Company, 65th Combat Engineers rebuild a bridge blown up during withdrawal last December of United Nations Army from Suwon, Korea.

South Korean Troops of the 1st Construction Battalion, 2nd Corps, unload steel to be used in rebuilding the Taedong River Bridge, near Pyongyang. The bridge was destroyed by retreating North Korean Forces during heavy fighting in that area.

Corporal Fred M. Grimes, Carbondale, Illinois, digging out wood box mine on the drive to Kumchon, Korea. In background are photographers of the 24th Infantry Division.

A 24th Infantry Division mine detector crew clears a field at Waegwan, Korea.

United States troops cut through field on way to the Nakdong River, during offensive launched against the North Korean energy troops in that area.

Treads are lowered into place on pontoon bridge, constructed by members of 24th Infantry Division Engineer Company near Waegwan, Korea during the Korean War.

Military Police carry wounded man across gap in pontoon bridge to aid station on other side of the Han River during the Korean War, as workmen continue efforts to repair the bridge which was partially destroyed by heavy rains.

Vehicles of United Nations forces cross a pontoon bridge, on the Han River, near Seoul, Korea during the Korean War.

Parade of World War I soldiers, the 128th Field Artillery Regiment of Missouri, marching on 12th Street, the "Court of Honor," St. Louis, Missouri. (Came with 8" x 10" negative) From: J. K. Monteith, Clayton, Missouri (Private, 128th Field Artillery Regiment, 35th Division).

Parade of World War I soldiers, the 128th Field Artillery Regiment of Missouri, marching on 12th Street, the "Court of Honor," St. Louis, Missouri. (Came with 8" x 10" negative) From: J. K. Monteith, Clayton, Missouri (Private, 128th Field Artillery Regiment, 35th Division.)