×
Home Intro People Events Equipment Places Maps Books Photos Videos Other Reference FAQ About
  ☰   

World War II Database

109 items in this album on 6 pages.

Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Murray, General Oliver Smith, and Colonel Lewis Puller at SmithLewis Puller between between Inchon (Incheon) and Yongdungpo (Yeongdeungpo), Korea, Sep 1950
Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Murray, General Oliver Smith, and Colonel Lewis Puller at Smith's quarters, Masan, southern Korea, 1950Lewis Puller between between Inchon (Incheon) and Yongdungpo (Yeongdeungpo), Korea, Sep 1950
Douglas MacArthur on a jeep tour of the port facilities at Inchon, South Korea, 16 Sep 1950. Behind him are Marine Major General Oliver P Smith and Navy Vice Admiral Arthur D Struble.Colonel Lewis Puller, General Douglas MacArthur, General Oliver Smith, and other US officers at Puller
Douglas MacArthur on a jeep tour of the port facilities at Inchon, South Korea, 16 Sep 1950. Behind him are Marine Major General Oliver P Smith and Navy Vice Admiral Arthur D Struble.Colonel Lewis Puller, General Douglas MacArthur, General Oliver Smith, and other US officers at Puller's command post, Korea, 17 Sep 1950
Destroyed T-34 tank on a road toward Gimpo Airfield, Korea, 17 Sep 1950General Douglas MacArthur and General Oliver Smith, Korea, 17 Sep 1950
Destroyed T-34 tank on a road toward Gimpo Airfield, Korea, 17 Sep 1950General Douglas MacArthur and General Oliver Smith, Korea, 17 Sep 1950
General Edward Almond, General Lemuel Shepherd, General Douglas MacArthur, General Oliver Smith, and Colonel McAllister at a division command post southeast of Inchon, Korea, 17 Sep 1950Marine Col Chesty Puller (standing) visited by Army General Douglas MacArthur (seated) as Puller pushed toward Seoul, South Korea, Sep 20 1950. Driving is Army MGen Ned Almond and in the rear are Marine Generals MGen OP Smith & LGen Lem Shepherd.
General Edward Almond, General Lemuel Shepherd, General Douglas MacArthur, General Oliver Smith, and Colonel McAllister at a division command post southeast of Inchon, Korea, 17 Sep 1950Marine Col Chesty Puller (standing) visited by Army General Douglas MacArthur (seated) as Puller pushed toward Seoul, South Korea, Sep 20 1950. Driving is Army MGen Ned Almond and in the rear are Marine Generals MGen OP Smith & LGen Lem Shepherd.
US Marines fighting in Korea, 20 Sep 1950; note M1 CarbinesUS Marine Colonel Chesty Puller (left) speaks with Assistant Division Commander Brigadier General Edward Craig overlooking Seoul, South Korea, 25 Sep 1950, photo 1 of 2
US Marines fighting in Korea, 20 Sep 1950; note M1 CarbinesUS Marine Colonel Chesty Puller (left) speaks with Assistant Division Commander Brigadier General Edward Craig overlooking Seoul, South Korea, 25 Sep 1950, photo 1 of 2
US Marine Colonel Chesty Puller (left) speaks with Assistant Division Commander Brigadier General Edward Craig overlooking Seoul, South Korea, 25 Sep 1950, photo 2 of 2Ceremony marking the return of Seoul to Republic of Korea control, General Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 29 Sep 1950, photo 1 of 3
US Marine Colonel Chesty Puller (left) speaks with Assistant Division Commander Brigadier General Edward Craig overlooking Seoul, South Korea, 25 Sep 1950, photo 2 of 2Ceremony marking the return of Seoul to Republic of Korea control, General Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 29 Sep 1950, photo 1 of 3
Ceremony marking the return of Seoul to Republic of Korea control, General Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 29 Sep 1950, photo 2 of 3Ceremony marking the return of Seoul to Republic of Korea control, General Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 29 Sep 1950, photo 3 of 3
Ceremony marking the return of Seoul to Republic of Korea control, General Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 29 Sep 1950, photo 2 of 3Ceremony marking the return of Seoul to Republic of Korea control, General Government Building, Seoul, Korea, 29 Sep 1950, photo 3 of 3
Marine Commandant Clifton Cates (left) receives the first flag flown over the recaptured Seoul, South Korea from 1st Marine Commander Col Chesty Puller, Oct 3 1950.Wreckage of a North Korean T-34/85 medium tank on a bombed out bridge, south of Suwon, Korea, 7 Oct 1950
Marine Commandant Clifton Cates (left) receives the first flag flown over the recaptured Seoul, South Korea from 1st Marine Commander Col Chesty Puller, Oct 3 1950.Wreckage of a North Korean T-34/85 medium tank on a bombed out bridge, south of Suwon, Korea, 7 Oct 1950
F4U-5N Corsair fighter of US Marine Corps squadron VMF(N)-513 at rest, Wonsan, Korea, 2 Nov 1950, photo 1 of 2. Note the HVAR rockets.F4U-5N Corsair fighter of US Marine Corps squadron VMF(N)-513 at rest, Wonsan, Korea, 2 Nov 1950, photo 2 of 2. Note the HVAR rockets.
F4U-5N Corsair fighter of US Marine Corps squadron VMF(N)-513 at rest, Wonsan, Korea, 2 Nov 1950, photo 1 of 2. Note the HVAR rockets.F4U-5N Corsair fighter of US Marine Corps squadron VMF(N)-513 at rest, Wonsan, Korea, 2 Nov 1950, photo 2 of 2. Note the HVAR rockets.
Colonel Lewis Puller reading the US Marine Corps Birthday Proclamation, Korea, 10 Nov 1950Marine Col Chesty Puller commanding the 1st Marines in Korea, Nov 22, 1950.
Colonel Lewis Puller reading the US Marine Corps Birthday Proclamation, Korea, 10 Nov 1950Marine Col Chesty Puller commanding the 1st Marines in Korea, Nov 22, 1950.

109 items in this album on 6 pages.



Change View
Desktop View

Search WW2DB & Partner Sites
News

Random Photograph

USS Wasp (Essex-class) underway from the Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton, Washington, United States for tests following repairs, 2 Jun 1945. Note new Measure 21 paint scheme, all over sea blue. Photo 4 of 4


Current Site Statistics

Famous WW2 Quote
"You ask, what is our aim? I can answer in one word. It is victory. Victory at all costs. Victory in spite of all terrors. Victory, however long and hard the road may be, for without victory there is no survival."

Winston Churchill


Support Us

Please consider supporting us on Patreon. Even $1 a month will go a long way. Thank you!

Or, please support us by purchasing some WW2DB merchandise at TeeSpring, Thank you!