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Col. Hank Dodge, U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I commander, led his military and civilian staff on an officer professional development tour to the site of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's bold Incheon Landing. The Incheon Landing on Sept. 15, 1950 is typically credited with turning the Korean War in favor of the Allied forces. Republic of Korea Army Col. (Ret.) Yu Sang-shik, who was an 11 years old Incheon resident during the Incheon Landing, talked to the staff about the historical significance of the landing and his impressions of it as a child.
INCHEON, Republic of Korea — A group of 40 Garrison leaders and key managers and Family Members took a cultural tour of Incheon Jan. 31 in a quarterly team-building exercise. Read more...
I spent about 8 hours in this hotel room in Incheon on the outskirts of Seoul, Korea on the trip back from 'Nam.
When people think of Incheon, they usually think of the airport. But if you look a little harder, you can find some really beautiful fishing villages on the small islands that surround it. The bridges and the boats are great vantage points to get some snaps of the locals collecting their fishing nets and the fauna scavenging for food.
I was climb the ridgeline of Seongmodo Island which located at sea where western direction of Seoul, and watch the sunset in the spots of Places of sunset at Ganghwa Island.
Incheon International Airport, Seoul, Korea. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
INCHEON, Republic of Korea — A group of 40 Garrison leaders and key managers and Family Members took a cultural tour of Incheon Jan. 31 in a quarterly team-building exercise. Read more...
Photos believed to be from Incheon, Korea, May 1946 or later. Photos believed taken by an infantry lieutenant in the 592nd Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment - likely commanding officer of one of the companies.