Reds Pierce Un Lines As Truce Talks Drag
Reds Pierce Un Lines As Truce Talks Drag
Same as catalog # 514625 Heavy fighting along the lines underscores dragging truce talks. Intense artillery barrages and combat casualties are the scenes from the front as president syngman rhee, reconciled to a truce, promises to cooperate. In Seoul Korea, President Syngman Rhee and General Maxwell Taylor presents a citation to the 8th army. John Foster Dulles and Assistant Secretary of State, Walter Robertson make a report with President Eisenhower that the United States could sign an armistice with the communist in good faith anytime. Establishing shot - A Korean battlefield, cannons being fired, a young soldier is wearing head phones to protect his hearing. LS - Korean country side that is turned into a battlefield. MLS - Soldiers sitting and laying on the ground resting, and others are leaning against the army trucks. CUS - Soldiers laying down and sitting on the ground looking totally exhausted. CUS - Army medics carrying a wounded man to be evacuated to a field hospital. CUS - Two soldiers walking, one is helping the other. CUS - Soldier wounded and resting after surviving the battle of Pork Chop Hill. CUS - President Syngman Rhee and General Maxwell Taylor. CUS - President Eisenhower, Assistant Secretary of State, Walter Rogertson and John Foster Dulles.