Liberated Chinese and Korean prisoners arrive in South Korea after the Korean War. The group includes 14,000 former communist Chinese (People's Republic of China) soldiers who are defecting to Taiwan (Republic of China) and are welcomed as "anti-Communist Heroes." The liberated prisoners leave stockades of Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission. Freed prisoners carry flags and get into trucks which pass along streets of Seoul. A crowd cheers for the prisoners.
United States airmen load trucks with equipment at 5th Air Force Compound in Seoul, Korea. Men put tarpaulins over loaded trucks.
United States Airmen load trucks with equipment at 5th Air Force Compound in Seoul, Korea. Two men hold picture of a nude girl. Men put tarpaulins over loaded trucks. Convoy of military trucks drives past on road. Trucks loaded with equipment.
Board of '5th Air Force Headquarters' at the entrance of building, at 5th Air Force Compound in Seoul, Korea. Korean workers and United States Airmen load equipment onto military trucks. Men smoke cigarettes. United States Airman ties a rope on hook of the truck. Trucks driven.
A ceremony on pier C for the departure of U.S. 25th Infantry Division from Inchon, Korea. Troops train at Inchon with battalions of the 25th Division soldiers. The soldiers lined up prior to boarding vessels. Korean children await the departure ceremonies. Trees in the background. A group of Korean children sing songs. White and African American U.S. Army officers stand at ease and watch the proceedings. Infantry soldiers carrying barracks bags make their way across the docks.
A ceremony on pier C for the departure of U.S. 25th Infantry Division from Inchon, Korea. Soldiers gather around an American Red Cross donut wagon. A banner reads: 'Welcome 25th' and 'American Red Cross service'. 25th Division band plays. Closeup of African American soldier in band playing tuba. Soldiers gather near a train before boarding.