Lieutenant Ralph Barnes of Arlington, Va., platoon leader, 1st Platoon, Co. Signal Corps Photo #8A/FEC-51-9343 (Welter) Signal Corps Photo #X/FEC-51-7416 (Hunkins, Jr.)Įlements of the 15th RCT, 3rd Infantry Division, fire upon Communist dug-in positions on a hill near the village of Uijong-bu, Korea. Div., prepare to launch an attack north of Chae-jae, Korea. 50 caliber machine guns from an M-16 at Chinese Communist-held positions, as men of the 3rd Battalion, 32nd RCT, 7th Inf. Men of Battery B, 15th AAA Battalion, 7th Infantry Division, fire quadruple. K, 35th RCT, 25th Division, fire a light machine gun in support of a rifle platoon attacking Chinese Communist positions north of the Han River, Korea. Signal Corps Photo #8A/FEC-51-6715 (McDonald) Infantry Division, goes aboard a tank to be evacuated to rear areas after he was wounded by mortar fire.7 March 1951. Korea.Ī soldier of the 35th Regiment, 25th U.S. F, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, although suffering from severe neck and face wounds as a result of an exploding Chinese grenade, braces himself upright between two jeeps and refuses to leave until he has finished directing first aid treatment and evacuation of wounded men of his company.

Signal Corps Photo #8A/FEC-51-3526 (Watson)Ĭaptain J. The photographer who snapped this picture was hit by Chinese Communist fire a few minutes later. Waiting for the counterattack, these men of the 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Division, dig in after taking a Chinese-held hill along the Han River, Korea, above Ichon. Norbert Brzycki of Chicago, Ill., infantrymen of the 5th RCT, dig in on a hill captured from the Chinese Communist forces overlooking the Han River, Korea, as UN troops continue their offensive in the area. Signal Corps Photo #8A/FEC-51-787 (Elkins) Their job to blast Communist-held positions in Defilade, troops of Heavy Mortar Co., 32nd Regiment, 7th Division, move into position in a pass between Punggi and Tanyang, Korea.

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