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1st armored brigade combat team

2nd infantry division

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A Fairchild C-123 Provider is displayed outside of

A Fairchild C-123 Provider is displayed outside of

A Fairchild C-123 Provider is displayed outside of the Freedom Protection Peace Museum, March 5 at Dongducheon, South Korea. Established in 2002, the Freedom Protection Peace Museum was organized to help citize... More

A M48 A2C Tank is displayed outside of the Freedom

A M48 A2C Tank is displayed outside of the Freedom

A M48 A2C Tank is displayed outside of the Freedom Protection Peace Museum March 5 at Dongducheon, South Korea. Established in 2002, the Freedom Protection Peace Museum was organized to help citizens and Soldie... More

A memorial stands on the first floor of the Freedom

A memorial stands on the first floor of the Freedom

A memorial stands on the first floor of the Freedom Protection Peace museum at Dongducheon, South Korea. The sculpture was made in honor those who fell during the Korean War and to remind the younger generation... More

The Freedom Protection Peace Museum, located near Soyosan

The Freedom Protection Peace Museum, located near Soyosan

The Freedom Protection Peace Museum, located near Soyosan Mountain, Dongducheon, South Korea, archives historical artifacts from the Korean War. Established in 2002, the museum was organized to help citizens an... More

Pictures are shown at the Freedom Protection Peace

Pictures are shown at the Freedom Protection Peace

Pictures are shown at the Freedom Protection Peace Museum, Dongducheon, South Korea, in a series to show the progress of the Korean War, starting from the liberation of Korea and ending with the armistice. Esta... More

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