(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131282 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe A Korean family group leaves the refugee column to make their camp for the night. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131282 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131282 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe A Korean family group leaves the refugee column to make their camp for the night. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131282 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131283 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe A quartet of Korean schoolboys (front) are included in the fleeing Koreans. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131283 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131284 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe A light rain makes waiting for a crossing miserable for the refugees. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131284 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131286 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe Korean refugees wait around a bombed and fallen span of a metal bridge. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131286 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131289 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul, Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe For the third time in a year, thousands of Seoul residents left their homes as threatening columns of Communist troops closed in on the capital city. Strapp- ing only their necessary worldly goods on their backs, the Koreans again hit the refugee trail as they quietly gat- hered at the north bank of the Han river, waiting their turn to cross the his- toric waters to safer areas to the south. This time, they walked over a narrow plank bridge laid on pontoons. Travel was slow as civilian police spaced out the crossers into small groups to keep heavy weights off the boardwalk. Some of the refugees were ferried across the Han in small boats. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131289 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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(Back text transcription; OCR-assisted, verify if needed) FIELD # A-131289 ORGAN. 1st MAW LOCATION. Seoul, Korea DATE April 29, 51 BY TSgt Vance Jobe For the third time in a year, thousands of Seoul residents left their homes as threatening columns of Communist troops closed in on the capital city. Strapp- ing only their necessary worldly goods on their backs, the Koreans again hit the refugee trail as they quietly gat- hered at the north bank of the Han river, waiting their turn to cross the his- toric waters to safer areas to the south. This time, they walked over a narrow plank bridge laid on pontoons. Travel was slow as civilian police spaced out the crossers into small groups to keep heavy weights off the boardwalk. Some of the refugees were ferried across the Han in small boats. DEFENSE DEPT PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) # A-131289 BY TSgt Vance Jobe
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