Enemy fuel truck hit by North American F-51 on highway east of Kumchon, Korea.-AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM-- 77542 AC HF-SN-98-07270

P-51 Mustang bombs NKorea HD-SN-98-07611

A Mustang fighter aircraft releases two external fuel tanks. One is seen nearly vertical behind and below, the second one released has just separated from the aircraft.

Bombs Away! Bombs fall on Communist horses in North Korea as mighty bombers of the U.S. Far East Air Forces Bomber Command unleash another of their concentrated attacks on the enemy's supply centers HF-SN-98-07298

Airview of bombs dropped by U.S. Air Force, exploding on three parallel railroad bridges across Han River, southwest of Seoul, former capitol of Republic of Korea HD-SN-50-00935

Two Probables. These railroad bridges cross Kum River about 10 miles north of Taejon. On near bridge: left approach out; right line out; direct hit on bridge structure. On far bridge, direct hit.

SC 348914 - Result of napalm bomb on enemy tank guarding the main road to Waegwan, Korea. 20 September, 1950.

Air War in Korea HF-SN-98-07281

Dense clouds of smoke from earlier attacks by Fifth Air Force tactical aircraft obscures most of the target area as an F-80 Shooting Star stands on its left wing tip banking sharply to line up another Korean Communist target in its gunsights.