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Date: July 18, 1950
Title: Men of the 24th Infantry Regiment move
up to the firing line in Korea.
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Date: ca. 1930-1975
Title: Harlingen Army Air Field,
Texas--Elizabeth L. Gardner of Rockford, Illinois, WASP (Women's Airforce
Service Pilot) pilot, takes a look around before sending her plane streaking
down the runway at the air base.
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Date: October 1951
Title: 1st Lt. Walter H. Burke, Stockton,
California, recently became in good standing of the "Century Flight Club" of
the U.S. Air force's 18th Fighter Bomber Wing. He poses with the lucky white
horseshoe, official emblem of the club, at the completion of his 100th F-51
"Mustang" combat mission over Communist targets in North Korea.
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Date: December 1950
Title: WAITING, WAITING. These frostbite
casualties of the embattled First Marine Division and Seventh Infantry Division
who linked up in the Chosin Reservoir area in a desperate attempt to break out
of Communist encirclement wait with set expressions on their faces for pickup
by planes of the U.S. Air Force Far East Combat Cargo Command.
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Date: July 1951
Title: Capt. Eugene C. Cheatham of Monclair,
N.J., serving with the Fifth Air Force's 67th Tactical Reconnaisance Wing at an
advanced Korean airbase, is shown studying aerial photographs taken by
photo-reconn aircraft of the 67th Wing.
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Date: March 1952
Title: OVER ENEMY TERRITORY IN KOREA -- One of
the nine missions assigned to the 315th Air Division (Combat Cargo) is the
dropping of paratroopers in airborne assaults.
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Date: December 1950
Title: BITTER COLD, BITTER FIGHT
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