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Harlingen Army Air Field, Texas--Elizabeth L. Gardner of Rockford, Illinois, WASP

1 5th Air Force F-86 Sabre, of the 4th Fighter - Escort Wing, has complete command of the skies as it heads homeward after another strike at the enemy 2 A far cry from the brutal treatment given American prisoners of war by the Communist North Korean forces, is the humane consideration shown captured North Koreans 3 A far cry from the brutal treatment given American prisoners of war by the Communist North Korean forces, is the humane consideration shown captured North Koreans 4 A fond farewell from his family, sends Capt. Johnnie Gosnell of Borger, Texas, off on another mission over Korea. Waving goodbye on the field near their home 5 A group of war-weary wounded soldiers stand by while one of their number is lifted from the Air Force C-47 which brought him to this field in Japan from a forward airstrip in Korea 6 AIR FORCE B-29s STRIKE RAILROAD BRIDGES 7 Almost 100 locomotives--vital to the North Korean transportation system--were destroyed when B-29 Superforts blasted the Northwest Pyongyang marshalling yard 8 At Panmunjom, Korea, POW's (recently repatriated in the UN POW exchange) are off-loaded from ambulances. Note the ones in the foreground walking towards tent 9 Bombs Away-Regardless of the type of enemy target lying in this rugged, mountainous terrain of Korea, very little will remain after the falling bombs have done their work 10 Cameramen mount a giant aerial camera in the nose of a speedy but otherwise unarmed U.S. Air Force jet fighter for a reconnaissance mission over communist North Korea 11 Cpl. Robert L. Cover, 22, airplane mechanic, of Joplin, Missouri (right) helps from the outside as the two men change a turbo-supercharger on a Boeing B-29 Superfort 12 Gun cameras are synchronized with the .50 calibre machine gun fire on U.S. Air Force F-80 jet fighters and record every strike against the North Korean aggressors 13 Harlingen Army Air Field, Texas--Elizabeth L. Gardner of Rockford, Illinois, WASP 14 is formation of B-29s is shown flying over enemy territory in Korea. Over twenty-four million pounds of bombs have been dropped from B-29 bomb bays during the months of July and August 15 Korean War Peace talks. Kaesong, Korea 2 16 Korean War Peace talks. Kaesong, Korea 3 17 Korean War Peace talks. Kaesong, Korea 18 Most Feared Weapon-Prisoner interrogation has determined that napalm bombs are the most feared of all weapons used by the U.S. Far East Air Forces in Korea 19 One undred and fifty gallons of flaming death, seventy five gallons of napalm in each of the dark colored wing tanks, speeds on its way toward enemy lines in Korea 20 Proof of the havoc wrought by .50 calibre machine guns in F-80 jet fighters is provided by gun cameras which record on film each burst at an enemy target 21 S Sgt. Arthur L. Goins, combat crew photographer on the RB-29 of the 31st Strategical Reconnaissance Squadron, loads a K-18 camera prior to take-off 22 Sleek U.S. Air Force F-86 Sabre jets of the 51st Fighter Interceptor Wing form this pattern of power as they patrol skylanes high over MIG-Alley in northwest Korea 23 The light bombers went in time after time to saturate this nest of enemy barracks in Korea with para-frag bombs in order to make it completely untenable by Communist soldiers 24 The No. 1 job of the Superfort units in the Far East Air Forces, is to put bombs on North Korean targets, but before that can be done the mechanics must have the B-29's 25 The tank of napalm dropped by Fifth Air Force B-26 Invader light bombers of the 452nd Bomb Wing 26 These bombers are carrying the brunt of the strategic bombing offensive to the Communists. These are B-29 Superfortresses, famous for their remarkable results in the Korean fighting 27 These frostbite casualties of the embattled First Marine Division and Seventh Infantry Division 28 This B-26 receives a new engine to put it in top shape for further missions against the North Korean Communists 29 Towards dawn an RB-26C night reconnaissance aircraft returns to Japan from Korea carrying some remarkable night shots of a hidden North Korean pontoon bridge 30 Two Probables. These railroad bridges cross Kum River about 10 miles north of Taejon. On near bridge left approach out; right line out; direct hit on bridge structure 31 U.S. Air Force F-80 Shooting Star engine a final check piror to installation 32 When members of the United Nations Forces moved north over the 38th Parallel into the well-known industrial cities, they found gutted buildings and mounds of twisted 33 While units of the U.S. Far East Air Forces Combat Cargo Command 34 With her brother on her back a war weary Korean girl tiredly trudges by a stalled M-26 tank, at Haengju, Korea of 34

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