Aerial Combat in Korea

: Korean War Flashes (1950); American bombers bring assistance to South Korean forces defending their borders.; British Pathé

: At The Front (1950); Heavy bombing and lots of tanks help US forces hold back North Korean advance.; British Pathé

: Key To Korea (1950); US Marines arrives in Korea. Tanks and planes lead the counter attack against Communists.; British Pathé

: Air Power Blasts Reds In Korea (1950); American mass bombardment in Korea.; British Pathé

: UN Fight For Korea (1950); US troops in Korea; British navy joins US at sea; fighter planes in Pacific, MacArthur in Tokyo.; British Pathé

: Air News - Korea (1951); Americans use plane with loudspeaker in Korea for calling communists to surrender.; British Pathé

: Planes Fail To Slow Chinese (1951); Aerial combat from the Korean war front. Captured Soviet footage shows new MIG jets.; British Pathé

: Land, Sea, Air Against Reds (1951); French beat off train attack in Indochina & UN forces offensive in Korea.; British Pathé

: Air War Steps Up In Korea (1951); Good footage of American Mustang fighters on the attack in Korea.; British Pathé

: Korea Airmen Blood Donors (1951); The entire Company of aircraft carrier USS Boxer give a pint of blood each.; British Pathé

: Korean Front Para. Exercise (1951); American troops perform a parachuting exercise in Korea as a show of strength.; British Pathé

: Korea: Air War (1951); American newsreel item - B26 bomber makes emergency landing + F51s in flight.; British Pathé

: Air News - U.S. Naval Planes Attack Korea Communications (1952); American naval aircraft attack enemy supply lines in Korea.; British Pathé

: Bomb With A Brain AKA "The Tarzon" Guides Itself To Targets (1952); The American Air Force show off their new guided bomb for use in Korea - The Tarzon.; British Pathé

: Air Action In Korea AKA Korea Air War - Leaflets Warn Civilians Of Bombing Raids To Come (1952); UN planes drop leaflets to warn people in North Korea to leave areas that will be bombed.; British Pathé

: Korea Air Strike (1952); US Marines in Korea; British Pathé

: HMS Glory In Action AKA HMS Glory And Korean Battle Front (1953); Planes from the aircraft carrier HMS Glory fly sorties over the front.; British Pathé

: Action In Korea Planes From U.S. Navy Oriskany Attack Supply Positions - British Captures Prisoners (1953); Troops in the thick of fighting in Korea a Corporal receives a George Medal.; British Pathé

: Mig Border Incident AKA Dog Fights Over Korea And Jet Incident - Berlin (1953); In Berlin MiG jets shoot down a US plane, in Korea the tables are turned on MiG pilots.; British Pathé

: Night Fighters Down Red Migs In Korea (1953); MIG exploding at night in Korea.; British Pathé

: Korean War (1953); War in Korea continues.; British Pathé

: Mig Pilot (1953); Korean pilot who escaped in MIG 15 arrives for interrogation by United Nations.; British Pathé

: Cameraman Killed On Aircraft Carrier (1953); US Navy cameraman is killed when bomb drops from plane landing on deck of carrier.; British Pathé

: Korea Air War (1950); The aerial aspects of battle in the Korean war; British Pathé

: Korea Raid On Red Capital (1952); Americans bomb Pyongyang to keep the North Koreans at the negotiating table.; British Pathé

: 'stand Or Die' (1950); American troops make a fighting withdrawal as their airforces hold back Communist advances.; British Pathé

: Korea Truce Nears (1953); As meetings continue in Panmunjom, the Reds make their biggest attack for two years. U.S. planes fly into Formosa to assist Nationalist China.; British Pathé

: On The Eve Of The Truce In Korea (1953); Scenes in Korea and America during build-up to signing of Armistice in Korea.; British Pathé

: Korea Floods And Bombing Of Pyongyang (1950); G.Is carrying camp bed from flood waters, B.29s in flight, bombs fall on Pyongyang.; British Pathé

: News From Korea (1952); Helicopter service from front to hospital. New All purpose 8 inch gun in action; British Pathé

: Korea: Air Ambulance (1951); US army helicopter ambulances in action during Korean war.; British Pathé

: 426th Squadron Of Royal Canadian Airforce Leave For Korean War (1950); Second contribution of Royal Canadian war pilots leave for Korean Conflict; Reuters

: Korean War (1950); British and US Naval Forces patrol waters around Korea and security Council votes to aid korea; Reuters

: Defence: Us Planes Bomb North Korean Supply Lines (1951); US war planes hit Korean supply lines in Korean War.; Reuters

: A Grim Flash Of The Bitter War AKA Korean War Continues; UN troops attack an enemy position during the Korean War.; British Pathé

: The Korean War Enters Second Year (1951); Fighting in Korea continues as war enters its second year; Reuters

: Korean War: UN Forces At Gates Of Seoul (1951); Seoul Bridge across Han river broken down by enemy action as U.N. approach. Supplies for?; Reuters

: Korean War: Rn Aircraft Carrier Theseus In Korean Waters / Naval Recruits In San Diego (1951); RN Aircraft Carrier:Theseus in Korean Waters. Warships being prepared in San Diego.; Reuters

: Rockets Attack Korea (1951); Rockets attack Korea in an attempt to end the Korean war; Reuters

: Korean War: Mass American Parachute Descent Into Korea (1951); Troops of American 11th Airborne Division prepare for Operation Tomahawk; Reuters

: American Troops Fight For Daegu Formerly Taegu And Pohang Against North Korea (1950); American troops advance for Daegu (formerly Taegu) and Pohang against record size opposing forces during Korean War; Reuters

: Air War In Korea (1952); Air war in Korean conflict, active bombing by Allied planes against Red forces, communications, and supply lines; Reuters

: Australian Troops At War In Korea (1950); Australian newsreel item about Korean War.; British Pathé

: UN Deadlock Over Korea (1950); American troops begin a counter attack in the Korean War.; British Pathé

: Korea: Korean War: Allied Troops Fire Bomb Attack On Chinese Red Supply Lines (1951); Allied jets fire bomb attack on Chinese red supply lines on their drive to Seoul.; Reuters

: Us Tighten Up In Pacific (1950); American forces come to a high state of readiness during the Korean War.; British Pathé

: Korea: The "Work Horse" Helicopter. (1958); Helicopters, the so-called flying windmills of Korean War fame, and elsewhere, are a growing sight over most big American cities.; Reuters

: Guided Missiles - First Pictures. (1952); First US Navy film of an early guided missile in use during the Korean War.; British Pathé

: Danger Sounds The Alert (1950); British Cabinet meet. Recruits join up in various countries. US troops in action in Korean War.; British Pathé

: Korea Landing: First Pictures (1950); American troops come ashore from landing craft in Korea.; British Pathé

: Korea (1951); Big helicopters are used to ferry troops and stores onto a captured hill top.; British Pathé

: Latest Report From Korea (1950); Latest pictures of Korean conflict.; British Pathé

: First Films From The Korean War (1950); First film footage of conflict in Korea.; British Pathé

: Battle For Wonju (1951); Americans continuing fighting in Korea.; British Pathé

: UN Drive To Han River (1951); After smashing Chinese attack UN forces reach Seoul.; British Pathé

: UN Forces Cross Han River (1951); American forces crossing the river Han near Seoul, Korea.; British Pathé

: Premier Seeks Crisis Solution (1950); Clement Attlee prepares to leave for America for urgent talks on the crisis in Korea.; British Pathé

: The Story Of Death Valley (1950); The latest from Korea. British and American soldiers from Chosin trap.; British Pathé

: USA / Politics: Korean Emissary Excoriates China For Invading Korea And Attacking U.N. Security Forces (1950); At meeting of United Nations Security Council in Lake Success, Korean emissary makes speech excoriating Communist China for invading Korea along with North Korean troops, attacking U.; Reuters

: The Battle For Pohang (1950); The latest from the front, in Korea.; British Pathé

: Russian Fighter Pilots In Korea (1951); Russia reveals its latest fighter jets in the skies over North Korea in 1951; Reuters

: Fighter Pilots Over South Korea (1951); US planes take off from aircraft carriers and engage Russian jets in South Korea in 1951; Reuters

: Korea: Us Navy Carrier Phillipine Sea Waits Off Korean Coast (1950); On US Navy's aircraft carrier Phillipine Sea, stationed off Korea in the Sea of Japan at onset of Korean Conflict, sailors face bitter cold and snow, but manage to have fun, staging a snowball fight on deck; Reuters

: Korea- The Pincers Close (1950); British, American and Australian forces advance in Korea.; British Pathé

: Australian Planes Bomb Korea And Return To Japan (1950); An Australian squadron readies planes in Japanese airport and then takes off on a bombing run over Korea; Reuters

: A.K.C. Review Of The Year (1952); Army Kinema Corporation's review of 1952's international, national and sporting news.; British Pathé

: Truman Meets Macarthur (1950); President Truman meets General MacArthur on Wake Island and the latest from Korea.; British Pathé

: Review Of The Year 1950 Record B (1950); Biggest news events of the year 1950.; British Pathé

: HMS 'theseus' Comes Home (1951); The crew of HMS 'Theseus' are reunited with their relatives on return to Portsmouth.; British Pathé

: UN Mounts Korean War Counter-Offensive (1950); Naval aircraft carriers continue to provide air support, targetting communications and supply lines as the United Nations prepares and executes major counter-offensive; Reuters

: American Troops Arrive In Korea (1950); A surge of new American troops come to Korea to fight; Reuters

: UN Strength Mounts In Korea (1950); United Nations forces travel to Korea where their comrades are already fighting.; British Pathé

: Korea: U.S. Planes Attack Targets In North Korea (1950); Aerial footage of U.N. planes bombing North Korean targets; Reuters

: South Korea: Macarthur's Great Victory In South Korea (1950); Allied forces victorious under General MacArthur near the 38th parallel; Reuters

: Air Assault Over Korea (1950); B-29s depart Okinawa base for massive air assault while Koreans conduct ground offensive; Reuters

: American Involvement In Korea (1950); United States bombers takeoff and are refueled in mid air; Reuters

: South Korea: American Air Force B-36d Bomber (1950); American Air Force shows the new B-36D Bomber; Reuters

: Korea: Aircraft Carrier Planes Raid Korean Supply Depot (1950); United States Navy carrier-based F4U Corsairs and Lockheed P-80 Shooting Stars attack Koreans at the 38th parallel; Reuters

: Supplies Air Dropped For United Nations Soldiers (1950); 25,000 United Nations troops, surrounded by Chinese Army in Korea, get supplies air dropped to them (including a prefabricated bridge), wherupon they break out and trek south; Reuters

: South Korea: British Troops At The Front, And Tanks And Planes In Battle Near Taegu (1950); British troops at the front, with tanks and planes in battle near Taegu against the North Koreans; Reuters

: Air Offensive Increases Us And Allied Planes Hammer Key Targets In North Korea. (1950); Description not available; Reuters

: Summing Up No. 18 Reel 2 (1950); A quarterly round up of news stories from around the world.; British Pathé

: Us Speeds Call-Up As Taejon Falls A. Reinforcements Land In Southern Korea As Taejon Falls. B. Royal Naval Aircraft Of Carrier 'triumph' Cover The Landing. C. On Pacific Coast Liberty Ships And Super Forts Are Taken Out Of 'mothballs' For Far Eastern Serv (1950); Description not available; Reuters