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USS Missouri (BB-63). Fires a salvo of 16-inch shells from turret # 2 while bombarding Chongjin, North Korea, in an effort to cut enemy communications, October 1950. Chongjin is only 39 miles from North Korea's northern border. This is a color-tinted version of a black & white original. The original photograph is Photo 80-G-421049. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the U.S. National Archives.
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USS Missouri (BB-63) Crewmen load 16-inch projectiles aboard Missouri in preparation for further Korean War bombardment operations. Photographed at a base in Japan, circa February 1951. Photo is dated 14 February 1951, a day when Missouri was at Inchon, Korea. Note shell carts, used to move the projectiles on the battleship's upper deck. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
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Korean War: At What Cost. WAVE Activities at U.S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, California. HM2/C Leona Steinke assists PFC A.J. Whorley, USMC, a Korean War amputee, in walking in the physical therapy department, March 2, 1951. U.S. Navy photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives. (2017/01/24).
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Ordnance crew arms a F4U “Corsair” with 50 Cal. Ammunition on flight deck of USS Boxer (CV 21) with Task Force 77 in Korea. Shown: Ordnanceman Second Class Francis L. Diamond on wing; and Airmen William J. Ewsuk and Joseph F. Bellina both kneeling. Photographed on 21 September 1950.
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Korean War: Personnel. GM3 Deogracias P. Saballa, USN, and survivor of the Bataan Death March receives the Gold Star from Commanding Officer of USS Magoffin (APA 199) for actions against Communist Troops in Korea, May 28, 1951. U.S. Navy photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.
USS Missouri (BB-63). Fires a salvo of 16-inch shells from turret # 2 while bombarding Chongjin, North Korea, in an effort to cut enemy communications, October 1950. Chongjin is only 39 miles from North Korea's northern border. This is a color-tinted version of a black & white original. The original photograph is Photo 80-G-421049. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the U.S. National Archives.
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USS Missouri (BB-63) Crewmen load 16-inch projectiles aboard Missouri in preparation for further Korean War bombardment operations. Photographed at a base in Japan, circa February 1951. Photo is dated 14 February 1951, a day when Missouri was at Inchon, Korea. Note shell carts, used to move the projectiles on the battleship's upper deck. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
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Korean War: At What Cost. WAVE Activities at U.S. Naval Hospital, Oakland, California. HM2/C Leona Steinke assists PFC A.J. Whorley, USMC, a Korean War amputee, in walking in the physical therapy department, March 2, 1951. U.S. Navy photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives. (2017/01/24).
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Ordnance crew arms a F4U “Corsair” with 50 Cal. Ammunition on flight deck of USS Boxer (CV 21) with Task Force 77 in Korea. Shown: Ordnanceman Second Class Francis L. Diamond on wing; and Airmen William J. Ewsuk and Joseph F. Bellina both kneeling. Photographed on 21 September 1950.
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Korean War: Personnel. GM3 Deogracias P. Saballa, USN, and survivor of the Bataan Death March receives the Gold Star from Commanding Officer of USS Magoffin (APA 199) for actions against Communist Troops in Korea, May 28, 1951. U.S. Navy photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.