Military helicopters

Lieutenant Charles Johnes poses with USS Manchester's helicopter, "Clementine" at rest at Kimpo Air Base during the Korean War.

USS Manchester's helicopter "Clementine" is on board the Manchester a few minutes before taking off for duty with the Inchon, Korean invasion forces. Clementine receives her final "make-ready". All people are unidentified.

USS Manchester's helicopter rests at Kimpo Air Base just outside of Seoul, Korea during the Korean War. All people are unidentified.

Thai sailors are coming aboard the USS Manchester by rescue helicopter, UP 27. All are unidentified.

British fighter pilot Lieutenant Humphreys of Devon, England was shot down near the city of Hamhung, Korea was bought aboard the USS Manchester. He was rescued by the USS Manchester's helicopter piloted by Henry Cardoza, and Herbert Hicks. Lieutenant Humphreys was pinned in the wreckage and Hicks had to crawl inside the cockpit to release him. Humphreys suffered a broken leg, tipped fracture to the skull, deep laceration over his right eye and severe shock. He recovered in the USS Manchester sick bay.

Sailors refuel a helicopter on the deck of the USS Manchester making ready to rescue downed pilots in Korea. All people are unidentified.

An unknown man points to a bullet hold found in a helicopter used by the USS Manchester.

Two United States Navy helicopters fly in tandem when returning from a rescue mission off the coast of Yangyang, Korea to the USS Manchester.

Lieutenant Miller is dropped down from UP 23 helicopter to the USS Manchester while in Task Force 77. Other people in the photo are unidentified.

This is a stereo slide of General Robert Landry posing with a man sitting in an army helicopter. In the background The Hacienda hotel building at Fort Hunter Liggett military base in California is visible. All others are unidentified.