Marines

South Korean Marines in formation and waiting to board ship during the Korean War. Photo taken from the U.S.S. Pickaway by General Frank E. Lowe.

American Army D.D.T. team spray South Korean Marines prior to their loading on ship near Pusan, Korea.

South Korean Marines wait in very orderly manner to board U.S.S. Pickaway near Pusan, Korea during the Korean War.

From left to right: Sergeant First Class Diala, General Frank E. Lowe and Captain A. G. Hume taken just a few minutes before departing 5th Air Force Headquarters for the Pusan Docks near Pusan, Korea, to load aboard the U.S.S. Pickaway.

Task Force Lowe. From left to right: General Frank E. Lowe, Captain A. G. Hume and Sergeant Diala. Note the .50 caliber machine gun mounted in the Jeep in the background, near Pusan, Korea.

General Frank E. Lowe holding a Russian type submachine gun, pointing at Model No. 1950, in Yong San, Korea during the Korean War.

At lunch with Colonel C. C. Slone, Jr., Commanding Officer, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Division. Colonel Slone's staff attended lunch with General Frank E. Lowe and Colonel Slone, north of Yongsan, Korea. Colonel Slone and General Lowe are not specifically identified in the group.

At the United States 2nd Division Headquarters in Hang Hei-ri, Korea, Brigadier General Craig, C.G. 1st Marine Brigade; Major General Laurence B. Keiser, C.G. 2nd Division; and General Frank E. Lowe.

General Frank E. Lowe, Captain Dupra and Captain A. G. Hume stand before remnants of a village outside of Pohang Dong, Korea. American artillery accounted for the damage on the previous day.

Left to right: Lieutenant Doolin, Captain A. G. Hume, General Yu, General Frank E. Lowe, Lieutenant Colonel Rockwell standing in front of the II Corps R.O.K. Headquarters in Hayang, Korea.