한국전쟁 스냅사진

한국전쟁 스냅사진 - Snapshots from the Korean War

이 포스팅은 한국전쟁 당시 美 공군에서 근무한 Betty Perkins-Carpenter씨의 소장 사진으로 美 국방성에서 공식 기록사진으로 공인한 것으로 한국전쟁의 스냅사진이다.     About this project More than 5.7 million Americans served in the Korean War from 1950 to 1953. The U.S. Department of Defense chronicled our country's involvement through photographs, a collection of which found its way into the care of local Korean War veteran Betty Perkins-Carpenter.   Now, Perkins-Carpenter would like to pass on these original photos, which remain in excellent quality, to the men and women pictured in them or their families.   Korean War photos project gets response The project allows people to view 138 black and white photos taken in the early months of the Korean War in 1950.       Tiana Stephens, Betty Perkins-Carpenter     1950. 7. 3.     1950. 7. 21.     1950. 7. 14.     1950. 7. 1.     Flight nurses and medics board a troop carrier plane for Korea at a 5th Air Force base in Japan.     General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, Commander-in-Chief, PEC (right), and Lieutenant General Walton H. Walker, Commander Ground Forces in Korea, arrive at the airfield in Korea, prior to General MacArthur’s departure for Tokyo, Japan. 26 July 1950.     1950. 7. 25.     1950. 7. 31.     Sfc. Hun Toon of Vermont, 52 years of age, enlisted in the Army in 1918, and has served in both the 1st and 2nd World Wars. He is serving again in Korea. 12 July 1950.     Cpl. Harold Shaw shakes hands with the Governor of a South Korean Prefecture upon the presentation of fresh eggs and tomatoes by the welcoming Koreans to the American soldiers.     Brigadier General Charles B. Palmer, Division Artillery Commanding Officer (left) and Major General Hobart B. Gay, CG, 1st Cavalry Division behind the front lines. 18 July 1950.        Lieutenant General Walton R. Walker, CG, U.S. Eighth Army (left), and Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, CG, 24th Infantry Division, examine a map near the front lines somewhere in Korea. 8-Jul-50.     First Lt. Donald D. Miller, Don Barclay   Air Force Major Dean Hess, commanding officer of a fighter squadron which operates from an advance Fifth Air Force Base in Korea, receives the thanks of Korean President Syngman Rhee for the work that Major Hess and the men of his squadron have done in slowing down the North Korean advance.             An American army captain speaks to three Nuns at a railroad station somewhere in Korea. 29 July 1950.             1950. 7. 26.     William Michals (center left), Crawford Flynn(Tiana Stephens's grandfather #1 photo) 1950. 8. 9.       Jochiwon, 1950. 7. 10.                   1950. 8. 8.       The United Nations flag flies over a throng of South Koreans waiting to hear Dr. Syngman Rhee, President of the Republic of Korea, speak at a meeting of the United Nations Council for Korea in a South Korean town. 30 July       South Korean troops firing the 105-mm howitzer in support of the 1st Korean Infantry Division.   26 July 1950.           The United Nations Council for Korea meets in a Korean town. 30 July 1950.      With hundreds of South Korean soldiers and laborers pushing, a truck pulls a loaded C-46 transport to solid ground from the spot where it stuck when the runway collapsed at a landing strip in South Korea.     Korean citizens crown the entrance of City Hall, awaiting war news, somewhere in Korea.   13 July 1950.         South Koreans greet U.S. tank crew as they pass in a light "M-24" tank on the way to the front lines, somewhere in Korea. 8 July 1950.      U.S. Superforts concentrate on a chemical plant during a recent raid on Korea in North Korea.       Marine Consairs bomb and strafe Communist led North Korean troops in the hills somewhere in Korea. 10 August 1950.