The Don Englebreston Collection
Gallery: Bill
A U.S. Army soldier poses beside a self-propelled 155mm gun motor carriage on a mountain roadside, and again alongside a rugged Army dump truck marked "0819670." Both Korean War-era images spotlight the heavy vehicles — mobile long-range artillery and the engineering equipment that built the roads — that made operations possible in punishing mountainous terrain.
Soldier Posing with Self-Propelled 155mm Gun Motor Carriage, Mountainous Terrain (Korean War Era)
Three Soldiers Posing Together Near Barracks, Mid-20th Century
Soldiers Disembarking Self-Propelled Heavy Gun at Artillery Range, Black-and-White Photograph
Military Personnel at a Sandbagged Position in a Mountain Valley (Era Uncertain, Possibly Korean War)
Soldiers on Dusty Road Near Encampment, Mid-20th Century
Military Artillery Position in Hillside Valley, Mid-20th Century
Five Servicemen with Duffel Bags at Field Encampment, Vietnam-Era
Serviceman Kneeling Beside Stacked Artillery Shells on Ship's Deck, Mid-20th Century
Soldier with U.S. Army Dump Truck/Grader, Likely Korean War Era
Tracked Military Cargo Carrier, Likely M29 Weasel
Snow-Covered Military Position with Tracked Vehicle and Log-Cribbed Revetments (Likely Korean War Era)
Steam Locomotive with Tender and Passenger Cars, South Korea
Steam Locomotive No. 4960 with Passenger Train in Rail Yard
Personal Snapshot: Two Women and Steam Locomotive at Rail Yard, Vintage Color Photograph
