Over the Seawall: U.S. Marines at Inchon by Brigadier General Edwin H. Simmons

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Over The Seawall:
U.S. Marines At Inchon (Korea)
by Brigadier General Edwin H. Simmons
Marines in the Korean War Commemorative Series
Published by Marine Corps Historical Center, Wash, DC, 2000.
50th anniversary of Korean War publication.
70 pages
Illustrated
Measures: 8 1/2" x 10 3/4"
Recent find among the estate of Lt. Col. J.T. O'Hea, Army Chief of Ordinance
Stamped inside cover by: MCRD San Diego Museum Historical Society
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Contents include (but are not limited to):
Planning, Opening Moves, Unready Eighth Army, Cates Offers Marines,
Shepherd Meets with MacArthur, Under the U.N. Flag, Visitors from Washington,
Major General Oliver P. Smith, Joint Chiefs Reluctant, Colonel Lewis B. "Chesty"
Puller, Eighth Army Withdraws to Pusan, Reserve Comes to Active Duty, Major
General Field Harris, 7th Infantry Division and KATUSA, 1st Marine Division Loads
on, Colonel Homer L. Litzenberg, Jr., Joint Chiefs Have A Problem, O.P. Smith
Separts Pendleton, Marine Versus Air Force Close Support, Top Brass Gathers in
Tokyo, Critical 23 August Conference, Command Structure for Inchon, Beach
Reconnaissance, Wolmi-do: Key to Operation, Typhoon Jane, Wolmi-do Secured,
Lt. Col. Raymond L. Murray, Assaulting Red Beach, Fifth Marines, Seizure of Blue
Beach, First Marines, First Lieutenant Baldomero Lopez, Corsairs Against T-34s,
Private First Class Walter C. Monegan Jr., Second Lieutenant Henry A. Commiskey,
casualties.