Korea, fighting increases as truce deadlocks. American and UN officers enter a meeting room in Kaesong, followed by North Korean and Chinese delegation. The communists threaten to break off the truce parleys with trumped up charges of United Nations truce violations. Explosions seen as fighting continues. Mountain ranges in background. Soldiers of Veteran Combat Units fire. The standstill resulting from the opposition adds to the fear of general war in the Orient. (Korean War)
Ambassador William B. Racy arrives in Korea with his family to take up his new post. William B. Racy and his family arrive at the airport. A crowd gathered at the airport to meet them. Cameramen take photographs. President Rhee welcomes William B. Racy.
A Catholic religious mass held on the steps of a building in Korea during Korean War. A Chaplain on the top of the steps. American troops in the foreground. The soldiers kneel at the bottom of the steps. Chaplain goes through the religious service.
A plane parked on an airfield in Korea during the Korean War. General MacArthur and other officers get out of the plane. A reception committee in the foreground. Marine Colonel Chesty Puller interviewed by the correspondents. General OP Smith interviewed with Colonel Puller. Both of them talk. Large building in the background.
Tracers are seen in gun camera images from U.S. warplanes firing at land installations near coastlines during strafing runs in North Korea during Korean War. Smoke rises from the burning areas. Strafing done near a road junction.
Tracers fired into hilly wooded areas during strafing run in Korea, are seen from U.S. warplane gun camera. Smoke rises from the burning areas. Strafing done on land installations. (Korean War)
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