Midnight Battle Let's Go Marines is a photograph by Thomas Woolworth which was uploaded on May 5th, 2013.
Title
Midnight Battle Let's Go Marines
Artist
Thomas Woolworth
Medium
Photograph - Photography Digital Art
Description
Midnight Battle Let's Go Marines.
This Image is part of the "MidNight Battle Series" the remaining battle images can be found in my Military gallery and in my Midnight gallery.
I had the honor of carrying one of the event photographer credentials at a WW II re-enactment that was done in Michigan by the military group (LWF) Lest We Forget .
These photographs were taken during the event.
Note: If an image has the FAA watermark in the lower right hand corner it will NOT appear on any print you purchase.
From my eyes, through the view finder to the click of the shutter. I hope you enjoy these moments in time that have been captured.
Stop by and check out some of my other Photographic artwork on Fine Art America.
With over 90+ Virtual Photographic Galleries by Thomas Woolworth on Fine Art America you will find many subjects of personal interest.
Also on my FAA site you can explore over a dozen Photographic Series including: Hot Air Balloons, The Butterfly series, The Firemen series, An aerial series of the Chicago land area, The Holiday series and The Route 66 series to name just a few.
Photographer (1977), Digital Artist and Owner V'CAD Support (since 1987).
email:Tom510@aol.com
Uploaded
May 5th, 2013
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Comments (7)
Thomas Woolworth
Thank you Zoe Vigil for featuring this Digitally Altered Photograph in your FAA Everything Marines Group.
Thomas Woolworth
Thank you Julie Dunkley for featuring this photograph in your FAA War Time Hero Group.
Thomas Woolworth
Thank you Gynt for featuring this Digitally Altered Photograph in your FAA Greetings and Posters Group.
Thomas Woolworth
Hi Nadine and Bob, Thank you for visiting my work and for your very informative comment.
Nadine and Bob Johnston
The 5th Regimental Combat Team on one side of the road, and the 1st Marine Brigade on the other, were the Point units of the 1st Cavalry in the crossing of the Naktong River, and the Breakout from the Pusan perimeter. Then the 1st Marine Brigade was pulled out, for the landing at Inchon. While the 5th Infantry led the push north, eventually reaching 8 miles from the Yalu River. The 5th served 94 days in combat out of every 100 days in Korea. The only unit with so many days in combat. The Only Book ever written about an Army Unit, by a Marine, "Hills of Sacrifice," (Amazon) A Marine General compared the 5th RCT record in Korea, to that of the 1st Marines during WWII... But, without the 1st Marines on our Left Flank, the breakout from Pusan probably could not have been so successful.... It took the cooperation of two great units...
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