General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. TRUCE TALKS

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General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. TRUCE TALKS

1953

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1) MS GEN. WILLIAM K. HARRISON and ADM. J.C. DANIELS arriving at Panmunjom, Korea.2) MS Delegates going into truce tent.3) CU LT. COL. MILTON telling press latest news that may be released from Panmunjom.4) LS Delegates leaving truce area.5) MS Several delegates leaving truce site.6) LS Delegates going to HO-3S 'copter.7) MS Communist delegates leaving site.8) LS Three photographers.9) MS HRS-1 setting on road; jeeps passing by.10) HA LS Koreans sitting on edge of rice paddie; G-A of HRS flying overhead.11) CU HRS 'copter with doors open, showing gears inside.12) CU Men in cockpit of HRS; man leaving cockpit.13) CU Man working on compass.14) MS UN delegates leaving tent and entering building.15) CU BRIG. GEN. GLEN (USAF).16) MLS Men entering HRS-1 'copter.17) CU GEN. MAXWELL TAYLOR getting into 'copter.18) MCU GEN. TAYLOR walking toward 'copter.19) MS Tent where UN delegates are staying.20) MS Communist delegates entering truce talk building.

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