US Marines Conducting Inchon Landing

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by U.S. Army
published on 25 May 2026

US Marines Conducting Inchon Landing — U.S Marines sail into Inchon Harbor during the Korean War, photograph by U.S. Army, Harry S. Truman Library, Missouri, September 15, 1950.

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