Commanding-General of U.S. 1st Corps Lieutenant General Frank W. Milburn with Commanding Officer of U.S. 24th RCT (Regimental Combat Team) Colonel Henry C. Britt at the Lincoln Defense Line on the Western Front during Korean War. Milburn and Britt talk to each other and leave in jeep. Company A of of the 24th RCT advance north of Lincoln Line across field on a counter attack by the U.S. 25th Division. African American unit of 24th RCT advances.
Unit of U.S. 24th RCT (Regimental Combat Team) advances on Western Front during Korean War. Soldiers of African American Unit as they make their way up hill. Soldiers trudge up hill. One soldier takes off his helmet and rests by a tree. He wipes the perspiration off his head.
African American Unit of U.S. 24th RCT (Regimental Combat Team) advances on Western Front during Korean War. African American soldier uses walkie-talkie. Korean boy cranks generator. Soldier speaks into mike of walkie-talkie. U.S. 1st Battalion staff officers watch artillery barrage. Officer speaks into phone.
U.S. supply trucks bring supplies in Kachil-Bong, Punchbowl area during Korean War. Supply trucks come up road trail. Trucks move on mountain road.
U.S. supply trucks bring supplies in Kachil-Bong, Punchbowl area during Korean War. ROK (Republic of Korea) soldiers unload ration supplies from truck. They stack crates.
Korean laborers carry U.S. supply crates in Kachil-Bong, Punchbowl area during Korean War. Korean laborers carry rations on their back and walk up steps to base of aerial tramway.
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