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[edit]DescriptionHill 518.jpg | A US 1st Cavalry Division observation post overlooks Hill 518, held by the North Koreans north of Waegwan. September 1950, during the Korean War. |
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Source | http://www.kmike.com/Appleman/Chapter22.htm |
Author | US Army |
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