042348
Photograph 042348 Korean War, 1950-1953CHINNAMPO, NORTH KOREA, 1950-12. LEADING SEAMAN A. (SLIM) WHARDELL, IN WINTER RIG, ABOARD HMAS "BATAAN" IN CHINNAMPO AREA, OFF WEST COAST OF NORTH KOREA, WHILE SERVING WITH THE UNITED NATIONS NAVAL FO
042344 Accession Number: 042344
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CHINNAMPO, NORTH KOREA, 1950-12. THE BOMBARDMENT OF CHINNAMPO ON THE WEST COAST OF NORTH KOREA, DURING THE RETREAT OF THE UNITED NATIONS FORCES. AFTER THE EVACUATION OF WOUNDED AND PORT TROOPS, THE INSTALLATIONS, INCLUDING RAIL MARSHALLING YARDS, SHIPYARDS AND OIL STORAGE TANKS CAME UNDER HEAVY FIRE FROM UNITED NATIONS NAVAL FORCES AT PRACTICALLY POINT BLANK RANGE.
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042344
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Black & white - Film original negative 120 safety base
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Colour: Black & white
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Whole
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