General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. GEN. MARK CLARK ARRIVES AT MUNSAN-NI TO CONFER WITH LT.GEN. HARRISON; TRUCE TALKS AT PANMUNJOM & SEOUL; USS WANTUCK (APD-125);

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General Records of the Department of the Navy. 1941 - 2004. Moving Images Relating to Military Activities. 1947 - 1980. GEN. MARK CLARK ARRIVES AT MUNSAN-NI TO CONFER WITH LT.GEN. HARRISON; TRUCE TALKS AT PANMUNJOM & SEOUL; USS WANTUCK (APD-125);

1953

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1) MS Sedan pulls up & GEN. MARK CLARK gets out; PAN as he walks away.2) MCU GEN. CLARK & LT.GEN. HARRISON talking prior to leaving.3) MCU GEN. CLARK, GEN. HARRISON with GEN. MAXWELL TAYLOR.4) MS CLARK & HARRISON coming up walk.5) HA MCU CLARK getting into sedan.6) HA CU Five stars on license plate of sedan.7) MLS Sedan leaves; convoy of three cars leaving.8) MCU GEN. NAM IL and his delegation leaving the conference.9) CU COL. HURR talking on mike.10) CU Newsmen taking notes.11) MS GEN. HARRISON'S 'copter taking off; mountains in BG.12) MCU Cameramen taking down camera; removing camera from tripod.13) CU Cameramen take camera off tripod & put it into case, SV.14) MCU GEN. NAM IL uncovered standing & smoking.15) MCU GEN. NAM IL walking pass his aids.16) MS GEN. HARRISON as he leaves his tent on way to truce talks.17) CU Gls watching.18) LA MS MPs guarding tent where truce talks are held.19) LA North Koreans guarding tents.20) HA CU U.S. Army photographer.21) MCU Japanese boarding USS WANTOCK (APD-125) & greeted by OOD, SV.22) CU Japanese receiving candy bars from American sailors, SV.23) CU Japanese using umbrellas on WANTUCK.24) CU GEN. CLARK as he awards bronze star to FORSYTH, USMC at Seoul, Korea.25) CU MAJ. FORSYTH.26) MS Five men after receiving medals salute, SV.27) MS ADM. CLARK, USN also saluting.28) HA MS ADM. CLARK walking away.29) MS LT. BERDELON, lst Navy Ace in Korean action, given citation read by LT. ANDERSON, USAF.30) CU Medal being pinned on LT. BERDELON by LT. ANDERSON31) CU LT. BERDELON with his medal.32) HA MS Overall crowd at presentation.

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