Korea Joe Barred From Army Hospitals
Corporal Lee Yong Suk known as Korea Joe suffered quadruple amputations after a mortar blast in Korea. He served with Charley Company 27th Wolfhounds, attached to U.N. forces, and was told he would not be treated in US Army hospitals in Pusan, a decision described as setting a dangerous precedent.
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Korea Jet Ace Ready To Return To War Overseas
Maj. James Jabara, famed jet ace, expects to depart for Korea within 10 days to resume combat against MIGs. At 28, he already completed a 53-mission tour and vows a full 100-mission return. He will fly again from Korea, with Korean technicians crafting better artificial limbs for wounded soldiers. Meanwhile relief and medical debates touch on the feasibility of treating allied wounded in American hospitals.
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James Dabare
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