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The photos on this page belong to and were submitted by Peter Brennan. Pete was assigned to 40th
Quartermaster Company, 40th Inf Div. He was in Korea from August 1951 thru December 1952.

Main Street, Chunchon-Looking South.


Main Street, Chunchon-What was left of a riddled concrete building.


T-6 Aircraft taking off at K-16 Air Base. These aircraft belonged to the 6147th
TAC Group that was stationed here. They were better known as the "Misquitos"

40th Inf Div Medivac Helicopter based in Chunchon.


Sandbag Castle just over the ridge. This area was occupied by Heavy Mortar Co,
223rd Inf Regt.

Sandbag Castle just over the ridge. This area was occupied by Heavy Mortar Co,
223rd Inf Regt.

Just finished unloading crates of mortar rounds in Sandbag Castle area.

M-4 Sherman
tanks coming down the road from Sabangori.


Pete Brennan on left and partner flushing out sniper. This photo was taken from inside a tank. 10 minutes later the tank blew the hut apart.

Pete in the center with Sandbag Castle in the background.


South Korean Pagota near Seoul.

Waiting for the MP to give the go-ahead through the Imjin River Pass.Lots of ambushes on this stretch of road.


Some North Korean Army bodies recovered from the Punchbowl and Heartbreak Ridge area and placed in this cemetery.


A buddy of Pete's riding shotgun.

Pete (in front 2nd from right) near Seoul waiting for a load of
ammunition for the 160th Regt in the Punchbowl area. Lost one of the trucks to enemy fire on the way back to the Punchbowl. Lost a driver.

Noverber 1951. NKPA POW's at a collection point.

Pete on R&R in Japan, on a rooftop bar.


Moving a Regt of ROK soldiers to the front lines supposedly to clean up some NKPA dead around the Imjin River area.


Korean Banner across road leading to Seoul that reads "NEVER TRUCE WITHOUT UNIFICATION"


December 1952, somewhere around the area of Chunchon. Another one of those cold days that remember about Korea.


Pete in the kitchen with his father shortly after returning home from Korea.


Winter 1952. Pete taking a break next to a small stream.


Pete started his tour to Korea on the United States Cruise Lines ship Gen Walker.


This photo is the pier side taken from the deck of the troop tranport Gen Collins


