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Description Sgt. Mike Chalooga of Honolulu, T. H., attached to the 5th RCT, examines a dead Chinese Communist killed during the offensive drive of the 5th RCT near the Han River area, Korea. The soldier is wearing GI clothing and carrying an American short story magazine
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Author US Army


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