[Photo] US Army 1LT Kingston M. Winget with a Thompson submachine gun, Chipyong-ni, Korea, circa Feb 1951

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US Army 1LT Kingston M. Winget with a Thompson submachine gun, Chipyong-ni, Korea, circa Feb 1951 ww2dbase

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13 Feb 1951

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Unknown

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ww2dbaseVirginia Military Preservation Association via Kingston M. Winget II

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