The Steel Helmet. The Steel Helmet is a Korean War film directed by Samuel Fuller. Released in 1951, it follows a diverse group of American soldiers who form an uneasy alliance with a South Korean ...

A helmet with a bullet hole was abandoned on a battle site in 1953. ... Section A, Page 10 of the New York edition with the headline: The Korean War In Photos, 70 Years After the Truce.

After receiving the first hat at his first job, he was shipped to the Korean War, enduring a 19-day ship journey to the opposite end of the world. This story is told by a helmet donned in battle.

Often called "The Forgotten War," fighting began over the Korean peninsula in July of 1950, and lasted until the cease-fire in July of 1953. About 54,000 American servicemen and women were killed ...

One Man’s Korean War John Rich’s color photographs, seen for the first time after more than half a century, offer a vivid glimpse of the “forgotten” conflict ...

It is a helmet that was worn in the Vietnam war. We do not know who exactly wore it. It was worn by infantry men. It still has a joker card and peace symbol on the outside. The joker card was a ...