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F4U-4 Corsair fighters of US Navy squadrons VF-113 and VF-114 aboard USS Philippine Sea, off Korea, 1951-1952FH-1 Phantom, F4U Corsair, and SNJ Texan aircraft in flight, Minnesota, United States, 1951; seen in Oct 1951 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsFirefly aircraft taking off from HMS Glory, off Korea, 1951General Douglas MacArthur and Lieutenant General Walton Walker in Korea, 1950s
F4U-4 Corsair fighters of US Navy squadrons VF-113 and VF-114 aboard USS Philippine Sea, off Korea, 1951-1952FH-1 Phantom, F4U Corsair, and SNJ Texan aircraft in flight, Minnesota, United States, 1951; seen in Oct 1951 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation NewsFirefly aircraft taking off from HMS Glory, off Korea, 1951General Douglas MacArthur and Lieutenant General Walton Walker in Korea, 1950s
HMS Glory off Korea, 1951HMS Glory off Wonsan, Korea, 1951Jürgen Stroop at Polish court, Warsaw, Poland, 1951King George VI of the United Kingdom posing with his wife, Queen Elizabeth, and his younger daughter, Princess Margaret, London, England, United Kingdom, 1951.
HMS Glory off Korea, 1951HMS Glory off Wonsan, Korea, 1951Jürgen Stroop at Polish court, Warsaw, Poland, 1951King George VI of the United Kingdom posing with his wife, Queen Elizabeth, and his younger daughter, Princess Margaret, London, England, United Kingdom, 1951.
Korean civilians in front of a US M46 medium tank, 1950sLewis Puller, Korea, circa 1951Lockheed-Vega B-17G Fortress bomber 44-85784 converted as a testbed with gunner pods on the wingtips, General Electric Flight Test Center, Schenectady, New York, circa 1950.Major General O. P. Smith, Major General Gerald Thomas, and Brigadier General Lewis Puller in Korea, 1951
Korean civilians in front of a US M46 medium tank, 1950sLewis Puller, Korea, circa 1951Lockheed-Vega B-17G Fortress bomber 44-85784 converted as a testbed with gunner pods on the wingtips, General Electric Flight Test Center, Schenectady, New York, circa 1950.Major General O. P. Smith, Major General Gerald Thomas, and Brigadier General Lewis Puller in Korea, 1951
Men of US 5th Cavalry Regiment studying a captured Soviet M-42 anti-tank gun, Waegwan, Korea, early 1950sOne of four LCVP landing crafts assigned to LST-1090, 1950s, location unknown.Portrait of H. V. Evatt, 1951Portrait of Henry J. Kaiser, 1950s.
Men of US 5th Cavalry Regiment studying a captured Soviet M-42 anti-tank gun, Waegwan, Korea, early 1950sOne of four LCVP landing crafts assigned to LST-1090, 1950s, location unknown.Portrait of H. V. Evatt, 1951Portrait of Henry J. Kaiser, 1950s.
Portrait painting of Rear Admiral Burke by Sanji Nahmi, 1951Rear Admiral Burke aboard a submarine in the early 1950sRecovering a Type XVIIB midget submarine, IJmuiden, Netherlands, 1951SB2C-5 Helldiver and F6F-5 Hellcat aircraft on the flight deck of Arromanches, off French Indochina in the Gulf of Tonkin, circa 1951; note HO3S helicopter in flight
Portrait painting of Rear Admiral Burke by Sanji Nahmi, 1951Rear Admiral Burke aboard a submarine in the early 1950sRecovering a Type XVIIB midget submarine, IJmuiden, Netherlands, 1951SB2C-5 Helldiver and F6F-5 Hellcat aircraft on the flight deck of Arromanches, off French Indochina in the Gulf of Tonkin, circa 1951; note HO3S helicopter in flight

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