Thanks for posting these very interesting photos. It is not often you get to see many pictures predominantly from the South Korean point of view. Too many Americans have the opinion that the US did all of the fighting during the war, when the fact is that the South Koreans bore the brunt of the fighting, and when they were at their weakest at the Pusan Perimeter, still more than 50 percent of the combat troops were South Korean. On top of that, a percentage of the troops in US units were South Korean.

If you are interested in more pictures of the war, most of which are not typically seen in US, I recommend getting the book, “?? ? ?? ??? (Chiul su Obsnun Imigi).” It looks like the English title of the book is “The Indelible Image.” These are photos that were pulled from the US National Archives and predominantly–but not solely–show the war from the Korean point of view. Many of the shots were previously classified and includes views of executions. One section of the book includes shots of mass graves, both of civilians and UN military, along with investigation reports from US officers looking into the mass executions. I have a number of photo books looking at the Korean War, and this is by far the most unique one in my collection.