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World War II and Korean War veteran Bill Gonzales and his son Daniel Gonzales talk with volunteers Quay Terry and Anthony Ardisone, who were displaying Korean War-era items at the 62nd anniversary of the landing at Inchon during a ceremony on Camp Pendleton on Saturday. The Battle of Inchon involved 75,000 troops and led to the capture of Seoul, South Korea. DON BOOMER | dboomer@nctimes.com
World War II and Korean War veteran Bill Gonzales and his son Daniel Gonzales talk with volunteers Quay Terry and Anthony Ardisone, who were displaying Korean War-era items at the 62nd anniversary of the landing at Inchon during a ceremony on Camp Pendleton on Saturday. The Battle of Inchon involved 75,000 troops and led to the capture of Seoul, South Korea.
