1963 Print Howard Brodie Art Korean War GI Wounded South Korean Soldier Jigai Fishing & Guns Tyrant Fear (1918)

Tyrant Fear (1918)

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1963 Print Howard Brodie Art Korean War GI Wounded South Korean Soldier Jigai Fishing & Guns Tyrant Fear (1918)This is an original 1963 halftone print of a wounded South Korean soldier being carried on a jigai by a friend. A rifleman protected the two. Brodie wrote, "On the 2nd Division front near Yongsan: I hitched a ride on 'Betsy,' a litter jeep 'Far away, far away,' sang the litter bearers as we headed for George Company on attack. 'Betsy' crunched down a creek bed, dodged mine holes, moved up to half tracks and tanks parked against a dike Across the rice