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(1)Legendary war photographer Douglas Duncan’s picture during the Korean War.
(2)Marine Corps Captain Francis Fenton stands stunned at reports of a company running out of ammunition.
(3)I’m crying when I heard that a Jeep car broke off a landmine, killing a colleague who was with a wounded soldier.
(4)Douglas Duncan said it was his favorite photo taken during the Korean War. I can see Seoul citizens urgently taking refuge under a U.S. tank advancing downtown Seoul. North Korean troops are shocking from across the direction where the tank is advancing.
(5)Refugees waiting to board the Meredith Victoria at Heungnam Pier in North Korea
(6)U.S. Marines Returning to Chinese Attack
(7)Marines are marching past their fallen colleagues.
(8)The puppy looks pitifully at its owner while the exhausted soldier is sleeping for a while.
(9)Seoul City Hall
(10)U.S. Marines Retreating Southward to the Chinese Army
(11)Marines rushing past enemy bodies.
(12)The wounded soldier is being evacuated.
(13)Corporal Leonard Hayworth, who was watching the enemy, is weeping at the news that he ran out of ammunition.However, the last minute supply was dramatically carried out, and he was able to hold out in the position.Sergeant Dago was shot and killed by a North Korean sniper shortly after the photo was taken.in the face of a ball
(14)But Haywasu