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PUSAN PERIMETER BATTLE          South to the Naktong, North to the Yalu - Roy E. Appleman          Army Overview of this phase       B29 view of Korean Terrain - an Infantry War   July 7, 1950 Exhausted South Korean infantry momentarily rest with their weapons   34th Infantry at the Kum 34th Infantry, Ansong River, 7/50 But the North Koreans broke through, and Taejon fell   5th Marines mount out for Korean War: San Diego, July 12-15, 1950   Death From The Skies   Army Wounded In Action, Pusan Perimeter, 8/50   T34s bombed out by USAF   T34 burns from M-26 Hit, 1st Marine Brigade August, 1950   Another Murdered GI POW   Top To Bottom Russian 14.5mm antitank rifle PTRD-1941 (Degtyarev) with satchel of AP rounds DP 7.62 mm Ruchnoy Pulemyot Light Machine Gun Japanese 7.7mm rifle Russian 7.62mm Carbine M1944 Russian Model PPSh41 7.62mm submachine gun   North Korean Army Invades with coordinated tank, infantry and air assault. 6/25/50   Task Force Smith 1st Units of Task Force Smith entering Taejon, 7/2/50 U.S. Army 24th Infantry Division Photo D.M. Giangreco, War in Korea: 1950-1953 (Presidio Press). American Ground Forces Enter the Battle The Korean War, 1950-1953   PFC Kenneth Shadrack (right), part of 2.36 in. Bazooka Team firing on an NKPA T34 tank south of Osan. Seconds later PFC Shadrack was mortally wounded by machine gun fire.     19th Infantry Regiment defend a dike along the Kum near Taepyong-ni, 7/14/50 The Kum River battle was a disaster.   ROKs Moving Up, August, 1950, Pusan Perimeter   On the Taegu Front, a Destroyed T34, Compliments of 27th Infantry Regiment The Bowling Alley - The Sangju-Taegu Corridor, 8/21/50   Provisional Marine Brigade wounded rescued under heavy fire   ROK Company K   5th RCT Veteran after 31 days on the line. September, 1950     Murderer? Wounded North Korean Prisoner Had Many Personal Belongings of GIs. Near No-Name Ridge, Naktong River, Pusan Perimeter, September, 1950   51 Victims of North Korean atrocities are uncovered in a mass grave. They had been murdered near Chonju soon after the initial wave of NK advances     Murder was a preferred North Korean tactic.  PFC Roy Manring identifies four North Korean prisoneers as among those who gunned him down, along with 41 other American POWs, their hands tied behind their backs, and left for dead. North Korean POWs, 9/50 Sanctuary for Murderers? Hill 303   Ship unloading at Pusan Harbor, 7/50 Eighth Army in Command Establishing the Pusan Perimeter   July 28, 1950 ROK wounded in Pusan Perimeter fighting   T34s, Bombed Out by USAF, July of 1950   155mm Howitzers in Battery   1st Marine Brigade, Tank Action at the Naktong, August, 1950   Marine Wounded Moved by Navy Corpsmen   M46 Patton with its 90mm HV Gun   25id, Masan, 9/50 M-24 Chaffee Light Tanks wait for T34/85 assault   Murdered South Korean civilians Taejon, 9/50 A few of the tens of thousands of South Korean Civilians murdered by retreating NKPA A North Korean Nurse. Captured near Singdangdong by 2nd Btn 38th Infantry Regiment North Korean 76mm Self-Propelled Gun   http://www.rt66.com/~korteng/SmallArms/kwphotos.htm