Men of the 24th Infantry Division, hitching a ride on an M45 of the 6th Tank Battalion as they advance against the North Korean forces along the Naktong river. The M45 was the infantry support variant of the M26 Pershing, and was armed with a 105 mm howitzer. September 18, 1950
South Korean villagers cheer the men of the 32nd Regt., 7th Inf. Div. as they advance to the front 15 miles southeast of Inchon, Korea. 18 September, 1950.
A ROK interrogator questions two N. Korean prisoners who voluntarily surrendered to troops of the 11th Regt., 1st ROK Div. north of Taegu, Korea. 18 September, 1950
Iowa class battleship USS New Jersey (BB-62) fires a 16 in gun salvo during bombardment operations against enemy targets in Korea, adjacent to the 38th parallel, on 10 November 1951
Tacoma-class frigate Apnok (56) alongside Gearing-class destroyer USS Hanson (DD-832) for temporary repairs, at Wonsan harbour, Korea, on 26 May 1951, after being hit three times by North Korean shore batteries. The Hanson made temporary repairs to the hull, and furnished electrical power. The Apnok was the former USS Rockford (PF-48), which had been transferred to the South Korean navy in October 1950.
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