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- PFC William Stinnett Jr., Stevensport, Ky, maintains a vigil against the Chinese Communists
at his post with the 5th Cavalry Regiment in Korea.
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- Sr Col Lee Hak-ku, Chief of Staff, 13th Division, North Korean Army, captured by Co
B, 8th Cav Regiment, 1st Division, near Taegu, Korea.
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- PVT Stanley Goldwasser of Longbranch, NJ, Co. I, 8th Cav Regt, 1st US Cav Div, scans
Communist positions from his observation post above the Imjin River, south of Chorwon, Korea.
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- CPL George F. Wright of Ann Arbor, Mich., 1st Cav Division, uses communications equipment
at the rendezvous area, 18 July 1950.
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- A standard rifle 31 caliber used by the Communist lead North Korean troops, captured
by the 3rd Battalion, 38th Infantry Regt, in Mogong-ni area, Korea, 17 September 1950.
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- Korean laborers unload empty shell casings from a truck at the 2nd Infantry Division
Ordnance Salvage Dump, where they will be salvaged for reuse, 6 September 1951.
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- Troops manning 90mm guns, supporting the 5th Regimental Combat Team, 1st Cav Division,
on the Taegu front lines, ready to lay down a barrage on the Communist led North Korean as UN Forces attack.
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- Sign at 38th Parallel in Korea, showing where the Korean conflict began. The sign was
erected by the 1st Cavalry Division.
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- Equipment captured from Communist led Koreans is examined by men of the 5th Cavalry
Regiment, Waegwan, Korea.
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- Men and equipment of the 73rd Heavy Tank Battalion await orders to board the LST's at
the Pusan Docks, Korea.
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