1st Marine Division in Korea during the Korean War. The flag of 1st Marine Division. U.S. Marines are decorated by a General at base camp. The General decorates a Marine, awarding him the Silver Star. General Oliver Smith presents an award to a Marine. Honor Guard marches in formal ceremony. Flashback to summer of 1950 with Marines marching with rifles, advancing north in Korea following landings at Inchon. M46 Patton tanks driven on a road. The tanks and the marines pass through a village. A train loaded with supplies for the front passes over a nearby railroad bridge. The Marines pull a 75mm tank gun. They carry a 30 caliber machine gun. Marine Commander of 1st Marine Provisional Brigade, Brigadier General Edward A. Craig talks to an officer while reviewing a map or chart.
1st Marine Division in Korea during summer and fall of 1950 during the Korean War. Marines of U.S. 1st Marine Division walk on a mud road. The marines walk past an enemy tank burning beside the road. Fire on a hill. A tank driven on the road. The marines fire machine guns during battle.
1st Marine Division in Korea during the Korean War, advancing and taking hills during summer and fall of 1950. Marines of U.S. 1st Marine Division advance on hills. Explosions on the hills in the background. Marines carry wounded on stretchers. They help the wounded Marines to walk. The wounded are loaded in an ambulance jeep.
Treatment of wounded of 1st Marine Division in Korea during the Korean War. Marines of U.S. 1st Marine Division at a hospital camp, in the summer or fall of 1950. The wounds of injured marines are dressed. A medic injects an injured marine with hypodermic needle to help pain. An injured marine receives blood plasma. The marines carry injured on stretchers. An injured Marine is loaded in a Bell H-13 helicopter which then takes off. An ambulance ship underway. Tanks and marines advance near dusk.
Exterior view of U.S. Capitol building. Senator William Edgar Borah and Senator Hiram Johnson, both of whom oppose the Versailles Treaty, standing outside the Capitol Building. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, including Henry Cabot Lodge, seated around a table.
U.S. President Thomas Woodrow Wilson in the United States. View of White House. President Wilson gets onto a train. People stand around him. The train moves. People gather to greet their President. Wilson bends and shakes hand with people standing beside the train. The President and Mrs. Wilson sit in a car and wave to the people. He tips his hat. Children sitting at the side of the road with the flag of the United States. The train moves. Wilson in the car.
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