During April 1951 the U.N. forces were attacked en masse by the North Korean and Communist Chinese forces at the Imjin river . The purpose of these attacks was to force a way into Seoul . The Gloucestershire regiment [Glorious Glosters] took part in the battle and won worldwide esteem for their heroic stand at Gloster hill . Many of the Glosters went into Chinese P.O.W. camps but some managed to fight their way through to the U.N. lines . Many Liverpool and Merseyside men fought in Korea the following are two illustrations are from the Liverpool press .
Saturday, 24 March 2018
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