I'm trying to find out the identity of the photographer who took the famous picture of Baldomero Lopez going over the sea wall at Inchon. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Identity of Inchon photographer- 1950?
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Identity of Inchon photographer- 1950?
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Re: Identity of Inchon photographer- 1950?
More than likely a Marine combat correspondent or combat photographer.
The photo credit places it as a U.S. Marine Corps photo under the Naval Historical Center, which is under the Naval History & Heritage Command.
If a name exists, a good bet is to contact the NHHC or the National Archives ... they'll have it.
The photo credit places it as a U.S. Marine Corps photo under the Naval Historical Center, which is under the Naval History & Heritage Command.
If a name exists, a good bet is to contact the NHHC or the National Archives ... they'll have it.
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