Photos of U.S. troops freezing in Jangjinho Lake in the 1950 Korean War

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(1)In this photo, we were surrounded by Jangjinho and we were fighting
(2)It is an impressive photo of a U.S. Marine soldier who was carrying it, and he has a can wrapped around his body to avoid the cold, but he has a willingness to live Below is a quote from This is War!, a book containing photographs

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(1)The light of dawn crossed the horizon Marine is sleeping
(2)Holding God’s spoon, he kept poking one side of the frosted bean in the can to get it out of the can. With his almost completely hardened fingers, wearing his gloves, it was hard even to keep holding on to the spoon and moving He took off a bean and put it into his mouth slowly And I stood still and waited until it melted in my mouth Even when I asked what I wanted if I had any wish, he stood with empty eyes Then his mouth opened and his eyes turned gray toward the sky, and he said, “Give me tomorrow.”
(3)Korea December 1950 This is war!Page 144

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(1)At times, everything feels like it’s freezing
(2)It was a cold morning. It was just an appreciation to greet every morning That’s because in the evening, you may not be able to withstand the night This is a world in which life feels short or eternal. It is a world in which when you ask a Marine what you want most on Christmas Day, you ask for tomorrow. 158
(3)U.S. Army Body Frozen to Death in Lake Jang

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We had to fight in a natural temperature of minus 40 degrees

It is said that the Korean Peninsula was much colder in the winter of 1950 than in Leningrad, Moscow in World War II

If the U.S. military personnel were from the South of the United States, they would have been more unadjustable

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