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USS Wisconsin firing his main guns at targets in Korea, 30 Jan 1952USS Iowa departing Wonsan harbor, Korea, 18 Apr 1952; note HO3S helicopter on aft deckUSS Iowa underway off Wonsan, Korea, 27 Apr 1952USS Iowa firing off Koje (now Geoje), Korea, 17 Oct 1952
USS Wisconsin firing his main guns at targets in Korea, 30 Jan 1952USS Iowa departing Wonsan harbor, Korea, 18 Apr 1952; note HO3S helicopter on aft deckUSS Iowa underway off Wonsan, Korea, 27 Apr 1952USS Iowa firing off Koje (now Geoje), Korea, 17 Oct 1952
Generals Dwight Eisenhower, Chung Il-kwon, and Paik Sun-yup in Korea, 2 Dec 1952USS Saint Paul bombarding communist positions near Hungnam, South Hamgyong Province, Korea, 26 Jul 1953General Mark Clark signing the Korean War Armistice, 27 Jul 1953, photo 1 of 2General Mark Clark signing the Korean War Armistice, 27 Jul 1953, photo 2 of 2
Generals Dwight Eisenhower, Chung Il-kwon, and Paik Sun-yup in Korea, 2 Dec 1952USS Saint Paul bombarding communist positions near Hungnam, South Hamgyong Province, Korea, 26 Jul 1953General Mark Clark signing the Korean War Armistice, 27 Jul 1953, photo 1 of 2General Mark Clark signing the Korean War Armistice, 27 Jul 1953, photo 2 of 2
USS Saint Paul firing the final US Navy salvo of the Korea War, off Wonsan, Korea, 27 Jul 1953US 187th Regimental Combat Team troops being paradropped from C-46 transport aircraft during a training operation over Korea, date unknownPresident Rhee Syngman and Chief of Staff Chung Il-kwon, 10 Mar 1955General Goverment Building, Seoul, Korea, Jun 1995; note Gyeongbokgung palace structure in foreground
USS Saint Paul firing the final US Navy salvo of the Korea War, off Wonsan, Korea, 27 Jul 1953US 187th Regimental Combat Team troops being paradropped from C-46 transport aircraft during a training operation over Korea, date unknownPresident Rhee Syngman and Chief of Staff Chung Il-kwon, 10 Mar 1955General Goverment Building, Seoul, Korea, Jun 1995; note Gyeongbokgung palace structure in foreground
Korean War-era South Korean M1 Garand and M1 Carbine rifles on display at the Yongsan War Memorial, Seoul, Korea, 1 Jun 2006Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 1 of 5Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 2 of 5Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 3 of 5
Korean War-era South Korean M1 Garand and M1 Carbine rifles on display at the Yongsan War Memorial, Seoul, Korea, 1 Jun 2006Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 1 of 5Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 2 of 5Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 3 of 5
Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 4 of 5Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 5 of 5
Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 4 of 5Remains of the former General Government Building in Seoul on display on the grounds of Independence Hall museum, Cheonan, Korea, 2 Sep 2011, photo 5 of 5

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