Al Chang

Warming up before a stove in the 24th Division Medical Clearing Station after being returned to United States lines by Chinese Communists, former prisoners of war are, left to right: Private First Class Robert B. Duncan, Dayton, Ohio; Private First Class Joseph A. Collins, Selmer, North Carolina; Corporal Lawrence Buckland, Sidney, Australia; Lieutenant Angus MacDonald, Brisbane, Australia (both of the British 27th Brigade); and 1st Lieutenant George E. Dowrie, Brunswick, Georgia.

Men of the 5th RCT, 1st Cavalry Division use a shallow boat to cross the Nakdong River as they advance against North Korean forces near Taejon, Korea.

An unidentified grief stricken American infantryman whose buddy has been killed in action is comforted by another soldier, Tolbert Raymond Winchester. In the background, a corpsman methodically fills out casualty tags. Haktong-Ni area, Korea.

Tired and covered with the grime of war after forty-three straight days on the front lines, Sergeant First Class David K. Brood (Laif, Oahu, T. H.) of the 5th RCT, stops to take a load off his feet.

Medics carry back wounded of the 5th RCT, hit in attack on Chuk, Chon Mountain in the Masan area during the Korean War.