Seventh Infantry Division - Yearbook (South Korea)

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ji 92 f nfl An enemy soldier waves a flag of truce and sur- renders to UN soldier. -Cpl. John Kowalski lakes a lip from the Korean people in laundering his clolhes. .DHHS Members of a recoilless rifle team fire away, as observer covers his ears. .4 I., ,M mg.