A small twin engine military aircraft parks on a dirt field. General Paik Sun-yup of the Republic of Korea, climbs out of the aircraft, followed by an American Major General. They get in army jeeps and drive off in a motorcade of military vehicles. Republic of Korea (ROK) troops stand in formation and then march. Insignia of KMAG (Korean Military Advisory Group) is seen on a plaque. ROK training is conducted at the facility by U.S. Military members of the KMAG.
Airborne action in Korea during the Korean War. During Operation Tomahawk paratroopers of U.S. Army 187th Airborne prepare and board aircraft in Japan. U.S. Air Force aircraft on the ground. The aircraft in flight. They drop parachutes over Munsan-Ni in Korea. A view of Munsan-Ni area. U.S. Army General Douglas MacArthur arrives for his visit to the front.
U.S. Psychological (Psy War) warfare team in Korea during the Korean War. An officer tapes on target markers on the wall map of Korea. Targets Pyongyang and Hamhung. A board displays previous leaflets produced. Printed matter with statement concerning term 'Needless Death' encircled.
U.S. Psychological Warfare (Psy War) team in Korea during the Korean War. A conference table. Officers and an American civilian of the Psy War department seated around the table. They stand as a colonel enters and sits. They begin their discussion. One of the officers smokes. An officer makes a point using a wall illustration. A colonel aide points out targets on a map of Korea.
United States soldiers in EUSAK (Eighth United States Army in Korea) area, Korea. A sign board reads: '1st BN. 32nd Inf. Red Cross Aid Station'. An M-39 armored utility vehicle speeds down a road from Old Baldy. Mountains along the sides of the road. The soldiers carry a litter patient to a forward aid station. Soldiers rush to take the litter from the vehicle and carry it into the station.
Evacuation of the wounded in EUSAK (Eighth United States Army in Korea) area, Korea. A sign board reads: 'Donut Shop (Fwd Aid Sta)'. A jeep with litters pulls up to the back door of a regimental collecting station. Soldiers place the litter patient into the vehicle.