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Stars and Sripes, Date Unknown

FLEEING REFUGEES. Hoardes of refugees fleeing from Seoul clogging a dike across the rice paddies.

30 Dec 51

Children of the Happy Mt. Orphan’s Home Hospital await the repairing of their X-ray machine so that they may be x-rayed. (Pusan, Korea).

5 July 50

War in Korea

Refugees from the Communist led invasion of South Korea crowd available trains in an effort to reach safety from the raging battle.

US Army Photo - PFC Hancock

13 Sept. 50

South Korean refugees, carrying few of their personal belongings, crowd into a Korean (. . ?. . ) at Masan prior to being evacuated from the fighting area to a small island near Pusan.

(NOT RELEASED LOCALLY TO PRESSES IN TOKYO)

US Army Photo by SFC. Cecil L. Riley (SK)

Aug. 26, 1951

SOUTH AGAIN! - Korean refugees, the only people in the world who have no illusions these days, begin their march south at the first hint of discouragement during the armistice talks. (Acme Photo)

THIS VIEW of the Kuchon Myon refugee camp shows how tired refugees rest on the ground on rice straw mats amid their tin cans and gourds that serve as dishes and cooking utensils

COMMANDER NAVAL FORCES, FAR EAST

PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY

7 February 1951

These two "Piggy-Back" riders are carried on board the USS Montague, a unit of the Amphibious Force, Pacific Fleet, enroute to an island refuge off the southern coast of Korea.

SSS-605

Dec. 26, 1950

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL

Photos above show the evacuation of Koreans from Hungnam and the arrival of marines at a South Korean port city after their evacuation. In the upper photo, Koreans are shown loading on small vessels and LSTs for transportation to a southern port.