William McReynolds oral history interview 2, tape 2, June 24 , 1996
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Identifier: OH0147.4
Oral History Interview with retired Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel William McReynolds, of the United States Naval Academy class of 1941. Interview 2, Tape 2 (of 2), Sides A and B. Colonel McReynolds discusses his service in the Korean War. Included are descriptions of the Inchon landing, the occupation of Seoul, the return to Inchon, the Wonsan Harbor landing, and the Chosin Reservoir engagements. Interviewer: Donald R. Lennon. more...
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Oral History Interview with retired Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel William McReynolds, of the United States Naval Academy class of 1941. Interview 2, Tape 2 (of 2), Sides A and B. Colonel McReynolds discusses his service in the Korean War. Included are descriptions of the Inchon landing, the occupation of Seoul, the return to Inchon, the Wonsan Harbor landing, and the Chosin Reservoir engagements. Interviewer: Donald R. Lennon.
Creator(s)
McReynolds, William
Contributor(s)
Lennon, Donald R.
Date
June 24 , 1996
Call Number
OH0147.4
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
Special Collections Oral History Collection
Military History
- Korean War
- Marines

Subject(s)
McReynolds, William
United States. Marine Corps--Officers
United States. Marine Corps. Marine Regiment, 10th
Inchon Landing, Inch'on, Korea, 1950
Korean War, 1950-1953--Amphibious operations
Changjin Reservoir (Korea)
Finding Aid
McReynolds, WIlliam, Oral History Interview

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Location (spatial)
Korea--Inch’on (Korea)
Korea--Seoul (Korea)
Korea--Wonsan (Korea)
Korea--Changjin Reservoir (Korea)
Type
sound recording
Medium
oral histories
Physical Description
Persistent URL
http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/16780

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