Entry: Photo's Of The First Korean War Sunday, November 21, 2004



 

KOREAN WAR PHOTO-DOCUMENTARY

Preface

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B.L. Kortegaard

Fighting Vehicles


Navy KW Photos


Aussie KW Photos


Pusan


Inchon


KW TimeLine


China


Stalemate


PUSAN PERIMETER BATTLE

South to the Naktong, North to theYalu - Roy E. Appleman
Army Overview Version of this phase


Map of Korea

Korean Terrain
Invasion Map

NK Invades - 6/25/50
East Central Asia Map

Pusan, 7/50, UN Entry port

Exhausted ROKs - 7/1/50

Lambs To The Slaughter

ROK wounded - 7/28/50

34th Infantry, 7/6/50

19th Infantry at Taepyong-ni

Bombed Out T34s

5th Marines Mount Out

ROKs Moving Up

155 Howitzers in Battery

Death From The Skies

Bowling Alley - 8/21/50

Marines at the Naktong

WIA, 8/50

Rescue under fire

Navy Corpsmen at work

Bombed Out T34's

Hill 99, 9/2/50

M-46 Patton - 90mm HV

T34 Burns from M-26 Hit

31 Days On The Line

M-24 Chaffees at Masan

Another Murdered GI

One of the Murderers?

More Murdered Civilians

Captured NK Weapons

Sanctuary for murderers?

76mm Self Propelled Guns

INVASION OF INCHON

Other Korean War Photos of 1950
Army Overview Version of this phase


The Fighting Wantuck

Inchon - Assault on Wolmi-do

Marines mop up Wolmi

Wolmi-do Gunpit

Securing the causeway

Red Beach under fire

To A Posthumous MOH

Red Beach Captured

1st Marines Hit Blue Beach

MacArthur and a few Marines

T34s on the Road to Seoul

1st Marines take Yongdungpo

On the road to Seoul

Return to the Han, 9/50

Rescue Under Heavy Fire

Seoul, Captured NK Barricade

Rescue under sniper fire

Clearing a tunnel

Anti-Sniper Action

The Men

The Cost

CHINA STRIKES

Task Force Faith

Ebb and Flow - Billy C. Mossman
Army Overview Version of this phase



ROKs cross the 38th

Wonsan Harbor, 9/50

China crosses the Yalu

British Troops in pursuit

Danish Hospital Ship

Airborne Trapped

Kumchon Pocket

Pyongyang, October 19

First into Hyesanjin

The Chongchon River

The Terrible Cost Continues

Wonsan, 10/26/50

Marine Pilot's Luck Ran Out

1st Phase Offensive

CCF124 faces 7th Marines

In The West

China Strikes

Unsan, 11/1

Army Prisoners

China Hits ROK 1stID

Marine Prisoners

CCF 38th Army Waits

CCF 42nd Army Infiltrates

CCF 39th Corps Waits

1stMarDiv Moves Into Chosin

Generals tour the Yalu

Home By Christmas

China Attacks, 11/25

American Armor Flees

Pursuit in the West

Yudam-ni, BattnAid

Hagaru-ri, East Hill

Marines Pull Back

Yudam-ni Rear Guard

Destroyed

Corsair Napalm Strike

CCF Recapture Pyongyang

North Korean Refugees

Negro Prisoners

3rd Div. Artillery Support

Stalled, 12/6/50

Koto-ri Breakout

Destroying Roadblock 12/50

Another Roadblock

Hungnam, Safety

Last Troops Evacuated

Warehouse Areas Destroyed

GoodBye

COUNTER-ATTACKS, STALEMATE, THE OUTPOST WAR

Truce Tent and Fighting Front - Walter G. Hermes
Army Overview Version of this phase



1/1/51 - The Fatal Step

China Captures SK Capitol

China crosses the Han

Thunderbolt

5th RCT Moves Toward Han

Hoengsong, 11-13 Feb

Chipyong-ni

Captured M46 Patton

Operation Killer

Operation Ripper

Seoul Retaken

Drive to the 38th

187th RCT at Munsan-ni

CCF 5th Campaign

Drive to trap 24th Infantry

After Retreat From Imjin

Inferno From The Air

CCF Cross the Chau

Air Power

A kind of victory

Fire Power

Truman opted to stop further pursuit and destruction of the CCF and NK armies in favor of truce negotiations which began July 10, 1951, resulting in a stalemate until they ended July 27, 1953.

In retrospect, with the huge Chinese Manchurian reserves and the nuclear power of the USSR still menacing and untapped, this was probably a wise decision. But ....

Half the total military casualties of the Korean War occurred while those talks dragged on.


Digger

Photo-Documentary of an Aussie Infantryman

Royal Australian Regiment, 1951-1953

The Australians were among the best fighting men in the UN forces. The above historical site is a rare portrayal of life and endurance along the MLR during those savage, wasted years.

Iron Triangle, July 3, 1951

The Punchbowl

Bloody Ridge, 9/51

Island Hopping

A Visit To The Hinge

Commonwealth POWs

CCF rebuilds

Underground Wall Of China

Glass against iron

Transfer at Sea

Wounded during patrol

A UN effort

Fate of a Patrol

Reviewing Assault Plan

Patrol Gearing Up

Punchbowl, February 1953

MiG Killers

Tank artillery

CCF MultiTube Rockets

Safe in Manchuria

Famous CCF Sniper

77 Squadron Meteors

"Die like a gentleman"

Crash Landing

Devastating arty support

White Horse Hill

Sniper Ridge

Marking bunkers

Babs, RAANC

Grave for UN prisoners

Vertical Envelopment

25 Infantry Division Bunkers

Bloody Nevada Cities

1951-1953
Summary of Armistice Negotiations

Army Overview Version of this phase
Observations by an Australian Platoon Leader


The dance begins
Kaesong, July 8, 1951

UN POW "Olympics"
Propaganda in the North

Koje-do POW Riots
Chaos in the South


Cease Fire, At Last


July 27, 1953


Golden Bond


KW Fiction Example 1

Tech Rep


Nerds at War

Souvenirs


KW Fiction Example 2

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