Full title reads: "Korea Landing: First Pictures".
Pohang, Korea.
LV Through rigging of ship transport at sea. MV Destroyer under way. SV Destroyer. CU Rear Admiral Doyle. SV Rear Admiral Doyle and Major General Hobart R Gay looking at map of operation. CU Doyle and Gay. Doyle hands...
Full title reads: "Korea Landing: First Pictures".
Pohang, Korea.
LV Through rigging of ship transport at sea. MV Destroyer under way. SV Destroyer. CU Rear Admiral Doyle. SV Rear Admiral Doyle and Major General Hobart R Gay looking at map of operation. CU Doyle and Gay. Doyle hands Gay binoculars to look through. LV Ship at sea. Sailor in foreground using apparatus. SV Through rigging of ship towards naval aircraft. flying overhead.
LV Pan from ship landing craft ashore. GV Landing craft going ashore. SV Landing craft full of men. MV Large troop transport. SV Towards troops leaving transport. SV Troops of American 1st Cavalry Brigade leaving landing craft. SV Troops assembling on dockside. GV Pan Troops assembling on dockside. SV Troops lined up on dockside. CU GI showing off redskin haircut. CU GI Sitting on dockside eating.
SV Two officers looking at map on jeep bonnet. They put map away. SV Troops lined up. SV Towards troops marching inland. GV Troops marching inland on either side of road. SV Towards troops marching. GV Mechanised units leaving dockside.
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