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Image Not Available for Some of the 262 allied landing craft involved in the dawn invasion of the beachead at INCHON
Some of the 262 allied landing craft involved in the dawn invasion of the beachead at INCHON
Image Not Available for Some of the 262 allied landing craft involved in the dawn invasion of the beachead at INCHON

Some of the 262 allied landing craft involved in the dawn invasion of the beachead at INCHON

Creator Bert Hardy (British, 1913 - 1995)
Date1950
Mediumgelatin silver print
Dimensions25.5 x 30 cm (10 1/16 x 11 13/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2007
Category
    Object number2007/1056
    Place DepictedKorea
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Image Not Available for Groups of American Marines climb down rope wall from mother ship to landing craft ready for invasion at Inchon, Korea
    Groups of American Marines climb down rope wall from mother ship to landing craft ready for invasion at Inchon, Korea
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Published Caption: " Thirty minutes Before H- Hour, in the First Great Counter Strike of the Korean War" : A flotilla of landing craft head for Inchon.
    Published Caption: " Thirty minutes Before H- Hour, in the First Great Counter Strike of the Korean War" : A flotilla of landing craft head for Inchon.
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for American landing craft at sea as sun begins to rise, heading for Inchon, Korea
    American landing craft at sea as sun begins to rise, heading for Inchon, Korea
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Flotilla of American landing craft at sea against smoke head for Inchon, Korea
    Flotilla of American landing craft at sea against smoke head for Inchon, Korea
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for American Marines in landing craft at sunrise ready to disembark on sea wall, Inchon
    American Marines in landing craft at sunrise ready to disembark on sea wall, Inchon
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for Two American Marines of the invasion force at Inchon rest in dug outs after the main onslaught on the bay
    Two American Marines of the invasion force at Inchon rest in dug outs after the main onslaught on the bay
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for American invasion ships at sea against a background of burning shores advance on Inchon, Korea
    American invasion ships at sea against a background of burning shores advance on Inchon, Korea
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for The American First Marine Division leave land craft and climb the sea wall at Inchon
    The American First Marine Division leave land craft and climb the sea wall at Inchon
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for INCHON landing, Korea, Picture Post, October 7, 1950, with 21 photographs by Bert Hardy
    INCHON landing, Korea, Picture Post, October 7, 1950, with 21 photographs by Bert Hardy
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for American marines behind sandbags on riverbank as opposite bank burns. Inchon
    American marines behind sandbags on riverbank as opposite bank burns. Inchon
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for American marines advance along riverbank as opposite bank burns, Inchon
    American marines advance along riverbank as opposite bank burns, Inchon
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
    Image Not Available for American Marines take their first steps on land at Inchon after taking the bridgehead, the North Korean soldiers they expected to confront in trenches are not there
    American Marines take their first steps on land at Inchon after taking the bridgehead, the North Korean soldiers they expected to confront in trenches are not there
    Bert Hardy
    1950
    Photograph
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