Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army lay down sacks and logs of wood in the bunker. Soldiers check their equipment. A trench near the bunker. An African American soldier with a sniper scope rifle walks in the trench and moves towards the observation position. Another soldier also takes position.
Evidence of atrocities committed against United States Army soldier prisoners of war during the Korean War. Dead U.S. Army soldiers lay in field. United States soldier examines grave markers with dog-tags attached. Dead body in ditch with hands tied behind. Demolished vehicle and a U.S. Army tank disabled.
Atrocity evidence on prisoners of war during the Korean War. U.S. Army soldiers talk. Soldiers examine dead bodies of U.S. army soldiers lay covered in graveyard. Bodies in open mass graves. Dead bodies in ditch with hands tied behind. Bodies laid out in camp yard.
United States soldiers watch Christmas festivities at the Do Bong Orphan Asylum. A Korean boy dances.
Two huge statues of Buddha carved out of rocks on Mount Chan-ji, and known as the merciful Buddhas. One statue wears a square hat and the other a round one. ( According to legend, Sun Jong, 13th king of the Koryo Dynasty had them carved and successfully prayed at the site for a son and heir. Ever since, couples hoping to have sons have, likewise, visited the site.)
Korean farmers with their bullock carts loaded with grain sacks. Grain sacks being transported to city markets for sale.
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