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