Unseen photos of Koream war - Indiatimes
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Unseen photos of Korean war - Indiatimes
November 1950:
A tank laden with Australian soldiers 50 miles north of P'yongyang during the Korean war.
This 14 October 1951 photo shows US personnel and lifesaving equipment assembled at the headquarters of the 8225th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital in Korea. North Korean troops invaded South Korea 25 June1950, marking the beginning of the Korean War.
This October, 1952 photo shows US Air Force F-86 "Sabre" jets of the 51st Fighter Interceptor Wing on the prowl for MIG-15's. North Korean troops invaded South Korea 25 June, 1950, marking the beginning of the Korean War.
B-29 Superfortress dropping bombs during war, Korean War, North Korea, 1951
War and Conflict, The Korean War, pic: circa 1950, A train is attacked in North Korea by American B26 light bombers using napalm bombs, which causes a huge fireball to erupt, and cause disruption to the Communists supply route
Korean War, 29th October 1950, British machine gunners cover the advance of infantry
2nd October 1950: Men of the Gloucester Regiment, the Royal Engineers and the Royal Armoured Corps board the SS Empire Windrush at Southampton, bound for Korea.
Five-inch rockets being loaded onto a Douglas Skyraider attack aircraft on board an American aircraft carrier during the Korean war, 21st September 1950.
Wounded North Korean POW's wait on litters at the Communist receiving center at Panmunjom, Korea, 08 September 1953, during a UN POW exchange. North Korean troops invaded South Korea 25 June 1950, marking the beginning of the Korean War.
This January 1953 photo shows Lt Col Carl Hinchey, a US Air Force B-29 "Superfortress" pilot with the 98th Bomb Wing in Japan dressed in protective clothing for a high-altitude bombing attack against Communist targets in North Korea. North Korean troops invaded South Korea 25 June 1950, marking the beginning of the Korean War.
Prisoners are parked crouched under barbed wire in May 1952 at UN Koje prison camp after the block 76 insurrection during the Korean war. Chinese and North Korean prisoners of war were detained in Koje Island until they rioted in May 1952 and were moved to other prison facilities.
A picture dated September 21, 1951 shows soldiers from the Allied Forces resting in a devasted landscape after the battle of the "crests of blood" during the Korean War.
United States Army Chief of Staff General Collins studying a map of the front line during the battle for Korea, with Lieutenant General Walker, Brigadier General Farrell and Korean Brigadier General Paik.
A North Korean prisoner of war awaits his fate.
Suspected Communists captured near the lines are brought in for questioning, and
later released during the Korean War.
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War and Conflict, The Korean War, pic: circa 1950, A young American GI, shows the fatigue of battle
as he weeps at a battlefront collecting station, after he had been involved in the heavy fighting
on the Taegu front.
War and Conflict, Korean War, circa 1950, US, Major General D,G,Barr, Commanding General of
the 7td Division with Col, Twitty on the beach at Iwon discussing the prospect of using the beach
for an amphibious landing
A view over the South Korean city of Busan (formerly Pusan) with the island of Yeongdo in the background, during the Korean War, 19th July 1950. The port of Pusan was the main entry point for American supplies and reinforcements during the conflict.
General Douglas MacArthur, Commander-in-Chief of United Nations Forces during the Korean War, arrives at Inchon Harbour, South Korea aboard the USS Mt McKinley on 30th September 1950.
Commonwealth servicemen, on leave during the Korean War, singing round a piano
at the Ebisu Hostel, Tokyo, Japan, 1950.
Homeless children look for food whilst trying to keep warm a the railway yards in Seoul during the Korean War on 17th November 1950.
US and South Korean prisoners of war are paraded through the streets of P'yongyang by communist troops during the Korean War. The US officer in the centre is forced to wear a Hitler moustache and swastikas and drag a US flag.
Members of the 55 Independent Squadron wait to board the Empire Windrush at Southampton,
to fight in the Korean War.
Women with placards demonstrating against the Korean War, as part of the Communist Peace Demonstration held at Marble Arch London.
27th June 1950: A newspaper seller in London's Westminster holds a billboard announcing
'Collapse of Seoul Near', two days after the start of the Korean War.
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18th December 1950: A 'Safe Conduct Pass' dropped inviting communist North Korean forces to surrender to United Nations soldiers during the Korean War.
Letter To Mao
December 1950: Workers in a Peking uniform and bedding factory writing a letter to Mao Tse Tung to express their determination to increase production following the intervention of the Communist Volunteers in the Korean War.
August 1950: Lieutenant Commander Orlando Ingvoldstad Jr. reads the last rites over the grave of PFC John Stewart Albert in Korea, attended by the fallen man's brothers PFC Russell A. A. Albert (left) and PFC William H. Albert. Private First Class Albert of the US Marine Corps was killed in action during the Korean War on 8th August 1950, and was awarded the Purple Heart amongst other medals.
circa 1950: American troops resting on a Korean battlefield.
circa 1950: A palmist reading a client's hand on a street in Korea shortly before
the outbreak of the Korean War.
A U.S. Air Force flight nurse kneels to talk to a soldier strapped into a stretcher onboard a plane
during an air evacuation of sick and wounded soldiers in the Korean War, early 1950s.
8th October 1950, Major-General Edward M, Almond, wearing dark glasses
with some of his staff officers as they move towards the 38th Parallel