[한국전쟁] 한강 유역의 실제 상륙장갑차와 미 해병대 기록 | [Rare Footage] 1950 Inchon & Han River Flats

This is a rare original archival footage from the U.S. Marine Corps capturing the tense moments of Incheon and the Han River Flats during the Korean War in 1950. The video features solemn military parade scenes in which U.S. Marine Corps 1st Division Commander General O.P. Smith and Brigadier General Charles F. Craig inspect the Republic of Korea Armed Forces (ROK) and National Security Forces. It also vividly records M-26 Pershing tank units crossing the sandy banks of the Han River led by skull emblems, amphibious assault vehicles (LVTs) crossing the river, and the grim yet solemn sight of a Marine bugler guarding a cemetery while gazing at the dog tags of his fallen comrades. Through this precious historical material, experience the spirit of those who dedicated themselves to defending our homeland in the autumn of 1950 through vivid commentary and edited footage. This video is content intended for historical education and record preservation purposes. Source: Public domain historical footage. 📌 Note: If you have any concerns regarding this video, including copyright-related issues, please feel free to contact us immediately at [email protected]. We will promptly review the matter and make any necessary corrections or adjustments. Thank you for your understanding and support. This video is created for the purposes of historical education and archival preservation. Source: Public domain historical footage. 📌 Note: This video is content newly produced by SEE YESTERDAY with added music, editing, and narration for the preservation of historical records and for public use. Please refrain from unauthorized copying, redistribution, or commercial use of this edited version and additional elements. This video has been carefully restored and reimagined by SEE YESTERDAY through original editing, narration, and music for historical education and archival preservation purposes. Unauthorized copying, redistribution, reuploading, or commercial use of this version, including its creative additions, is not permitted. #KoreanWar #InchonLanding #HanRiverBeach #RareFootage #HistoryDocumentary #USMarines #ROKArmy #MilitaryHistory #SeeYesterday