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African-American pilot Ensign Jesse Brown in the cockpit of a F4U-4 Corsair fighter, early 1950sAmerican M46 medium tank being loaded onto a British Army ferry, Korea, 1951American soldier operating a M18 recoilless gun on a hill in Korea, 1950-1953Australian Air Force armorer cleaning the bore of a .50 caliber machine gun in the wing of a RAAF 77 Squadron P-51D Mustang in Korea, 1951. Note the HVAR air-to-surface rockets mounted under the wing.
African-American pilot Ensign Jesse Brown in the cockpit of a F4U-4 Corsair fighter, early 1950sAmerican M46 medium tank being loaded onto a British Army ferry, Korea, 1951American soldier operating a M18 recoilless gun on a hill in Korea, 1950-1953Australian Air Force armorer cleaning the bore of a .50 caliber machine gun in the wing of a RAAF 77 Squadron P-51D Mustang in Korea, 1951. Note the HVAR air-to-surface rockets mounted under the wing.
Bai Chongxi playing a game of weiqi, circa 1950sBrigadier General Lewis Puller inspecting staff and battalion commanders, Korea, 1951Brigadier General Lewis Puller, 1951Captured Ki-9 aircraft at airfield K-1 in South Korea, 1951, photo 1 of 2
Bai Chongxi playing a game of weiqi, circa 1950sBrigadier General Lewis Puller inspecting staff and battalion commanders, Korea, 1951Brigadier General Lewis Puller, 1951Captured Ki-9 aircraft at airfield K-1 in South Korea, 1951, photo 1 of 2
Captured Ki-9 aircraft at airfield K-1 in South Korea, 1951, photo 2 of 2Chung Il-Kwon with other officers, 1950sDouglas MacArthur in Korea, 1950-1951; note MacArthurDouglas MacArthur visiting the front lines in Korea in a Jeep, 1950-1951
Captured Ki-9 aircraft at airfield K-1 in South Korea, 1951, photo 2 of 2Chung Il-Kwon with other officers, 1950sDouglas MacArthur in Korea, 1950-1951; note MacArthur's personal C-54 Skymaster transport aircraft 'Bataan'Douglas MacArthur visiting the front lines in Korea in a Jeep, 1950-1951
Douglas MacArthur with Charles Palmer, Korea, 1950sDouglas MacArthur with other US officers, Korea, 1950s; note Charles Palmer in background, partially obscured by MacArthurDUKW of the US Army 558th Amphibious Truck Company moving along a Korean road probably near Inchon, 1951F4U-4 Corsair fighters of US Marine Corps squadron VMF-212 aboard USS Rendova, 1951; seen in Feb 1952 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation News
Douglas MacArthur with Charles Palmer, Korea, 1950sDouglas MacArthur with other US officers, Korea, 1950s; note Charles Palmer in background, partially obscured by MacArthurDUKW of the US Army 558th Amphibious Truck Company moving along a Korean road probably near Inchon, 1951F4U-4 Corsair fighters of US Marine Corps squadron VMF-212 aboard USS Rendova, 1951; seen in Feb 1952 issue of US Navy publication Naval Aviation News
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

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