Waegwan, South Korea: Korean War: US Troops: In Combat: Watching with his binoculars, Lt. Willis E. Honeycutt, Indianapolis IN, sees members of his patrol flush North Koreans from the fields below....
On his way to join his outfit at Reading Pennsylvania, Abraham Freemer, 41, a staff sergeant in the Army Reserves, waved good-bye to his family in Philadelphia. Freemer, who is a cook, previously ...
Shortly after this Navy picture was snapped, this long, slender Viking rocket soared 68 to 69 miles above the earth in its first public test at the WhPhoto dimensions are 8 x 10 inches.Photo is dat...
Photo measures 8 x 8.25 inches.Photo is dated 10/16/1950.Volunteers of the Canadian army special force headed for Korea lined up at Fort Lewis, Washington, upon their arrival at the United States a...
Weary after hours on the march, soldiers of the American and South Korean army retreated before the advancing North Koreans. They carried what equipment they were able to save… Photo measures 9 x 6...
Photo measures 7.25 x 7.75 inches.Photo is dated 10/07/1951.The rugged terrain in which much of the Korean fighting now is taking place was defeated by these United States engineers. Faced with th...
In-flight and ground views of the latest version of the Air Force's famous "Scorpion" F-89 all-weather jet interceptor. The F-89D carries rockets which pack a tremendous punch at bullet speeds -- a...
The Korea truce site of Panmunjom was the scene of a touch football game between General Issue's of Panmunjom and Munsan. A Chinese photographer (left) watched the Munsan Maulers and the Panmunjom ...
