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Christmas Festivities at the Do-Bong orphan asylum in Korea. A Korean dancer performs in front of the building.
Christmas Festivities at the Do Bong Orpan Asylum in Korea. A Korean dancer performs, including some intricate steps, in front of the Orphanage. Christmas trees and decorations can be seen in front of the porch of the building.
A boy dances in front of United States soldiers standing outside Do-Bong orphan asylum in Korea, during Christmas festivities.
United States soldiers watch Christmas festivities at the Do Bong Orphan Asylum. A Korean boy dances.
Man dressed as Santa Claus arrives at the Do-Bong orphanage and gives gifts to children in Korea.
Children stand outside Do-Bong orphanange asylum in Korea. A choir sings “Joy to the world” outside the orphanage. United States soldiers along with a man dressed as Santa Claus arrive on a bull drawn cart. Wrecked houses. Korean children sit on a wall and watch them. Trees in the background. Soldiers and the man arrive amidst the children. Orphan children applaud. Man talks with them and gives gifts. He holds a child and gives Christmas greeting to everyone. Children’s choir and soldiers sing Christmas carols such as “Silent Night” together. A Korean orphan boy greets “Merry Christmas” while being carried by Santa Claus. Soldiers walking up a mountain.
Sergeant James Mansfield shows the activities of the U.S. soldiers in Korea. on 'The Big Picture'
U.S.Army TV report entitled "The Big Picture" announces that a battle star has been awarded to U.S. Army soldiers who participated in the Third Winter Campaign during the Korean War. Views show conditions of American Army soldiers in Korea during the war. Mountains and contested "hills" in Korea. A U.S. soldier slowly crawls over top of sand bags to observe. U.S. Army sandbagged fortifications, deep trenches, and bunkers to protect against constant enemy shelling. U.S. soldiers use smokeless charcoal to heat bunkers. Some GIs adopt chickens and make a pen for them with chicken wire. They award them the combat infantryman's badge, because they endure the regular enemy shelling too. Soldiers display eggs from chickens. U.S.Army soldiers on patrol, and firing mortars..
U.S. Army soldiers fire and move forward on the front in Korea.
A U.S. soldier sits holding a shell in Korea. Other ammunitions on shelves and barricades in the background. Another soldier stands near him. Soldiers fire and move forward on the front. Smoke arises due to firing. Soldiers on tanks load guns and fire. A soldier talks on phone with another soldier. They observe enemies' actions and give the information on phone to the other soldiers. Soldiers receive their hot meals on the front. Men serve food. Soldiers eat the food. Firing continues on the front.
Life at the front, for U.S. Army soldiers, in Korea. Rest and Rehabilitation.
The life and activities of the United States Army soldiers on the front in Korea. A soldier washes unit's clothes using a wind-driven homemade clothes washer. Urgent dental care is provided, at the front, for troops who cannot go to the rear for it. American troops deplane from a C-119 aircraft on a week's Rest and Rehabilitation (R&R) from the front lines. Republic of Korea soldiers are seen as they increasingly reinforce the U.S. troops. They walk in the trench and move forward on the front. They cross a bridge on a river and carry their wounded on stretchers. Smoke arises from firing in the background. American Army soldiers, returning from R&R find nothing has changed at the front. Sandbag barricades outside their tent. U.S. soldiers walk in trenches covered with snow. Soldiers walk uphill. One of the soldiers watches enemies' action through binoculars and the other fires.
