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- Members of the 5th Cav Regt, examine a captured communist led North Korean antitank
gun, outside Waegwan, Korea. L-R: William R. Layne, Chattanooga, Tenn; William Knuckler, Cozaddale, Ohio; Howard
Lowery, Lufkins, TX; Raymond Pinto, Mason City, Iowa.
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- Men of the 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, pass supply wagons abandoned
by the Communist led North Koreans in their haste to escape from Pyongyang.
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- Men of the 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, pass burning buildings and knocked-out
tanks of the Communist led North Koreans as they advance to the front in Pyongyang.
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- Fighting men of the 7th Cavalry Regiment, their 57mm recoilless rifle belching fire
and smoke, blast away at Communist led North Korean positions, along the Naktong River.
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- Flow of transportation continues across bridge under construction somewhere in Korea.
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- South Korean laborers and US soldiers carry ammunition and food up a mountainside to
troops of the 8th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division (Infantry), engaged in action against the Communist led
North Korean forces in the Waegwan area.
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- Men of the 3rd Bn, 8th Cav Regt, 1st Cav Div, and tanks of the 10th Tank Bn, 24th Inf
Div, move out on an assault of a Communist held hill, north of Wangok, Korea.
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- Cpl. Elmer Soprano, First Platoon, Company A, 4th Signal Battalion. leans over a cliff
to fasten a jumper, as they rehabilitate lines from Tanyang to Chechon, Korea.
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- Troops of Co. B, 519th Military Police Battalion in position with a .30 caliber air-cooled
machine gun.
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- Rifle platoon of 5th RCT, 24th Div. on Korea Front
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