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Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: PORK CHOP HILL. An American soldier, wounded at the Battle of Pork Chop Hill in 1953

KOREAN WAR: PORK CHOP HILL. An American soldier, wounded at the Battle of Pork Chop Hill in 1953, receives assistance from two comrades

Korean War Collection: Korean War era North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft in flight

Korean War era North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft in flight
F-86 JET FIGHTER PLANE. Korean War era North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft in flight

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: SHIP REFUELING. The destroyer USS Shelton and the aircraft carrier USS Antietam

KOREAN WAR: SHIP REFUELING. The destroyer USS Shelton and the aircraft carrier USS Antietam refueling from the tanker USS Tolovana in Korean waters

Korean War Collection: The battleship U. S. S. Missouri bombards Chong Ji, Korea, with 16-inch guns in October 1950

The battleship U. S. S. Missouri bombards Chong Ji, Korea, with 16-inch guns in October 1950
KOREAN WAR, 1950. The battleship " U.S.S. Missouri" bombards Chong Ji, Korea, with 16-inch guns in October 1950

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: TANK, 1951. An American First Division tank drives north through Chunchon

KOREAN WAR: TANK, 1951. An American First Division tank drives north through Chunchon, on the central front in Korea, March 1951. Oil over a photograph

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U. S. artillerymen firing a 105mm howitzer on North Korean positions near

KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U. S. artillerymen firing a 105mm howitzer on North Korean positions near Uirson, South Korea
KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U.S. artillerymen firing a 105mm howitzer on North Korean positions near Uirson, South Korea, August 1950

Korean War Collection: Not a Generals Job. American cartoon by D. R. Fitzpatrick, 1951

Not a Generals Job. American cartoon by D. R. Fitzpatrick, 1951, published the day before President Harry S
FIRING OF MacARTHUR. Not a Generals Job. American cartoon by D.R. Fitzpatrick, 1951, published the day before President Harry S

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: SHELL CASINGS. Brass artillery shell casings at a U. S. Army salvage yard in Korea

KOREAN WAR: SHELL CASINGS. Brass artillery shell casings at a U. S. Army salvage yard in Korea. Photographed 1952
KOREAN WAR: SHELL CASINGS. Brass artillery shell casings at a U.S. Army salvage yard in Korea. Photographed 1952

Korean War Collection: The North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft releasing a rocket during training operations over

The North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft releasing a rocket during training operations over the Nevada Desert
F-86 JET FIGHTER PLANE. The North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft releasing a rocket during training operations over the Nevada Desert Gunnery Range, 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: PROPAGANDA. United Nations troops read Christmas propaganda leaflets taken from

KOREAN WAR: PROPAGANDA. United Nations troops read Christmas propaganda leaflets taken from the body of a dead Communist soldier, who carried them to distribute in this way, 27 December 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1952. An American Army nurse checking a Chinese communist soldier

KOREAN WAR, 1952. An American Army nurse checking a Chinese communist soldier, wounded in the fighting on Whitehorse Hill, October 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1952. A U. S. Army gun crew blasts off a howitzer at the enemy line somewhere along

KOREAN WAR, 1952. A U. S. Army gun crew blasts off a howitzer at the enemy line somewhere along the Korean front
KOREAN WAR, 1952. A U.S. Army gun crew blasts off a howitzer at the enemy line somewhere along the Korean front, October 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1952. Western Front: Battle-weary allied soldiers carry their wounded after heavy

KOREAN WAR, 1952. Western Front: Battle-weary allied soldiers carry their wounded after heavy fighting with Communist forces at " Old Baldy" Mountain

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1951. A U. S. Infantry division fires at a group of Chinese Communists while on patrol

KOREAN WAR, 1951. A U. S. Infantry division fires at a group of Chinese Communists while on patrol somewhere in Korea
KOREAN WAR, 1951. A U.S. Infantry division fires at a group of Chinese Communists while on patrol somewhere in Korea, June 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR (1950-1953). The crew of a 105mm Howitzer with the First Marine Division play a game of

KOREAN WAR (1950-1953). The crew of a 105mm Howitzer with the First Marine Division play a game of checkers with artillery fuse caps: Cpl. Oswaldo Nira of Texas (left) and Pfc. Samuel B

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1950. An American infantryman comforted by a comrade upon learning of the death of a

KOREAN WAR, 1950. An American infantryman comforted by a comrade upon learning of the death of a friend in battle, 1950

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1951. United Nations artillerymen firing Eighth Army 155mm guns against advancing

KOREAN WAR, 1951. United Nations artillerymen firing Eighth Army 155mm guns against advancing communist troops, 1951

KOREAN WAR: ALLIED FORCES. Allied forces approaching Wonju, South Korea, in January 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERYMEN. U. S. artillerymen firing an eight-inch self-propelled gun against a

KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERYMEN. U. S. artillerymen firing an eight-inch self-propelled gun against a Communist-held position
KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERYMEN. U.S. artillerymen firing an eight-inch self-propelled gun against a Communist-held position at the Korean front, 1952

KOREAN WAR: INFANTRYMEN. American Infantrymen supported by tanks advance up a hill in Korea, 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: BUNKER HILL. A Marine observes the results of artillery action during the Battle of

KOREAN WAR: BUNKER HILL. A Marine observes the results of artillery action during the Battle of Bunker Hill, 12-16 August 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: COMBAT, 1951. Marines from the First U. S. Division on a battlefield in Korea, May 1951

KOREAN WAR: COMBAT, 1951. Marines from the First U. S. Division on a battlefield in Korea, May 1951
KOREAN WAR: COMBAT, 1951. Marines from the First U.S. Division on a battlefield in Korea, May 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: U. N. TROOPS. Exhausted United Nations troops take a rest during a lull in fighting

KOREAN WAR: U. N. TROOPS. Exhausted United Nations troops take a rest during a lull in fighting near Seoul
KOREAN WAR: U.N. TROOPS. Exhausted United Nations troops take a rest during a lull in fighting near Seoul, South Korea, September 1950

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: MARINES, 1953. U. S. Marines in Korea heading for helicopters to take them to

KOREAN WAR: MARINES, 1953. U. S. Marines in Korea heading for helicopters to take them to the front, March 1953
KOREAN WAR: MARINES, 1953. U.S. Marines in Korea heading for helicopters to take them to the front, March 1953. Oil over a photograph

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: NAVY MAILBAG. Mailbag sent along the highline from the naval destroyer U. S. S

KOREAN WAR: NAVY MAILBAG. Mailbag sent along the highline from the naval destroyer U. S. S
KOREAN WAR: NAVY MAILBAG. Mailbag sent along the highline from the naval destroyer U.S.S. Cowell off the coast of Korea. Photographed 1953

KOREAN WAR: WOUNDED. Photographed c1950

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. An American 155mm Long Tom self-propelled cannon joins Allied artillery

KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. An American 155mm Long Tom self-propelled cannon joins Allied artillery on Koreas east-central front, 19 May 1951

KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. American artillery on the central front. Photographed 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: BUNKER HILL. Bombs dropped by American Corsair fighter bombers explode on Chinese

KOREAN WAR: BUNKER HILL. Bombs dropped by American Corsair fighter bombers explode on Chinese lines during the Battle of Bunker Hill, August 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: MACHINE GUN. American soldiers man a machine gun on a hilltop position

KOREAN WAR: MACHINE GUN. American soldiers man a machine gun on a hilltop position. Photographed 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: FOXHOLE, 1951. A U. S. Marine on the central Korean front checks a foxhole

KOREAN WAR: FOXHOLE, 1951. A U. S. Marine on the central Korean front checks a foxhole
KOREAN WAR: FOXHOLE, 1951. A U.S. Marine on the central Korean front checks a foxhole, apparently abandoned by a Communist soldier, spring 1951

KOREAN WAR: SOLDIERS. American soldiers in a rifle pit. Photographed c1950-53

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: BLOODY RIDGE. American soldiers securing the top of the hill known as Bloody Ridge

KOREAN WAR: BLOODY RIDGE. American soldiers securing the top of the hill known as Bloody Ridge after pushing communist forces off of it. Photographed 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: TANK, 1951. The crew of an Allied tank uses a lull in fighting near the Korean central

KOREAN WAR: TANK, 1951. The crew of an Allied tank uses a lull in fighting near the Korean central front north of Wonju, to clean weapons, 15 February 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U. S. artillerymen firing an 8-inch howitzer on the front in Korea, June 1951

KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U. S. artillerymen firing an 8-inch howitzer on the front in Korea, June 1951
KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U.S. artillerymen firing an 8-inch howitzer on the front in Korea, June 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: CHURCH SERVICE. A U. S. Navy chaplain holds service for tank crewmen at a camouflaged

KOREAN WAR: CHURCH SERVICE. A U. S. Navy chaplain holds service for tank crewmen at a camouflaged tank near the front
KOREAN WAR: CHURCH SERVICE. A U.S. Navy chaplain holds service for tank crewmen at a camouflaged tank near the front in Korea, September 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U. S. Marine artillerymen firing in the fog on a North Korean concentration

KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U. S. Marine artillerymen firing in the fog on a North Korean concentration on the fighting
KOREAN WAR: ARTILLERY. U.S. Marine artillerymen firing in the fog on a North Korean concentration on the fighting front, early March 1951

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: G. I. 1950. A G. I. resting after serving 43 straight days on the front lines in

KOREAN WAR: G. I. 1950. A G. I. resting after serving 43 straight days on the front lines in Korea, September 1950
KOREAN WAR: G.I. 1950. A G.I. resting after serving 43 straight days on the front lines in Korea, September 1950. Oil over a photograph

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: TRIANGLE HILL. After enemy artillery has disrupted the Allied trolley system

KOREAN WAR: TRIANGLE HILL. After enemy artillery has disrupted the Allied trolley system, litter bearers carry an injured soldier down, October 1952

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR: TRENCHES, 1952. U. S. Marines seek shelter from enemy mortar fire deep in a trench

KOREAN WAR: TRENCHES, 1952. U. S. Marines seek shelter from enemy mortar fire deep in a trench on the eastern front in
KOREAN WAR: TRENCHES, 1952. U.S. Marines seek shelter from enemy mortar fire deep in a trench on the eastern front in Korea, March/April 1952

F-86 JET FIGHTER PLANE. Korean War era North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft in flight

Korean War Collection: KOREAN WAR, 1950-1953. Infantrymen of the Second U. S. Division take cover from a Communist

KOREAN WAR, 1950-1953. Infantrymen of the Second U. S. Division take cover from a Communist Chinese mortar barrage in a
KOREAN WAR, 1950-1953. Infantrymen of the Second U.S. Division take cover from a Communist Chinese mortar barrage in a shallow pit

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