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...read in Correspondent Frank Gibney's first-person account from the battlefront, the war in Korea was only four days old when he became TIME Inc.'s first casualty. He is now out of the hospital and back on the job. You may recall his timely appraisal of the Korean situation in our June 5 issue. Before he became head of our Tokyo bureau, Gibney had served four years in the U.S. Navy, where he learned Japanese and was aide and flag lieutenant to Admiral Robert M. Griffin in Japan...
...years, turned around and headed back for the Far East. LIFE Editor John Osborne, a former TIME senior editor, who was in the Philippines on a swing through the Far East, took off for For mosa via Hong Kong. David Duncan, LIFE photographer, who had left Japan originally with Gibney, was "some where in Korea...
TIME Correspondent Frank Gibney was in Tokyo when the North Koreans plunged over the 38th parallel. He flew to the fighting front, was injured when the South Korean army command blew up a bridge over the Han River. He reached safety and cabled this eyewitness account of the first days of South Korea's ordeal...
...South Korea last week close to 2,200 candidates for the new nation's 175-man National Assembly were busily campaigning. From Seoul, TIME Correspondent Frank Gibney cabled this report on the U.S.-supported republic as it prepared to hold its first independent general election...
...Okinawa, where more than four years ago U.S. arms won a famous and a costly victory (80,000 dead & wounded), General Douglas MacArthur's Pacific command has carried on a postwar occupation without much notice from the outside world. TIME Correspondent Frank Gibney toured the all-but-forgotten island, cabled...