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Korean War Psychological Warfare

"SFC Furl A. Krebs loads an M16M1 cluster adapter at the FEC {Far Eastern Command} Printing Plant, Yokohama, Japan. The bomb type adapter will contain 22,500 (5" x 8") psychological warfare leaflets. 1 November 1950." Quoted from the original photo caption. Leaflets all appear to be written in Korean.

Official U.S. Army Photograph, from the "All Hands" collection at the Naval Historical Centre.

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