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From the Archives

A black and white photo of people, mostly men in suits, walking while holding photos of Martin Luther King Jr.

700 hail King in Osan march

More than 700 American military men of all races and ranks marched in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Sunday, climaxing a weekend tribute here to the slain civil rights leader.

Air Force Capt. John S. Gunnison, who took part in the World War II invasion of Iwo Jima as a Marine 15 years earlier, walks along the beach toward Mt. Suribachi during his first visit to the island since the battle.

Marines returning in peace to hard-won Iwo

The U.S. Marines will land on Iwo Jima and secure Mt. Suribachi Friday for the second time in 15 years.

South Vietnam, July, 1965: A fire mission caught Sgt. Homer Charnock of Bravo Battery, 319th Artillery, in the middle of shaving.

Too young for Korea, they're real pros now

Pvt. Bobbie L. Tucker, now an artillery man in Vietnam, can scarcely recall the day in 1953 when an armistice was signed in Korea to end 3½ years of bloody conflict.

In March, 1958: John Rockefeller, center, teaches English grammar to Yukihiro Wada, left, and Hirofume Ando during a study session at International Christian University in Tokyo, where he is an exchange student and part-time teacher.

Young Rockefeller's a 'big man' at ICU

Young John Rockefeller, scion of America's multimillionaire family, is a "big man on the campus" near here.

David Douglas Duncan, one of America's top photographers, found himself on the other end of the lens during a May, 1966 visit to Tokyo.

Famed lensman David Douglas Duncan still working hard

Fifteen years ago, a young LIFE magazine photographer named David Douglas Duncan caught the weary, mud-spattered face of a young U.S. Marine sergeant as he ducked enemy fire and slogged past a dead north Korean on the banks of the Naktong River.

Queen Elizabeth walks to the plane at the conclusion of her visit to Japan.

Queen Elizabeth ends six-day visit to Japan

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were bowed out of Tokyo International Airport Monday in simple but impressive ceremonies that marked the end of a historic six-day visit to Japan.

Marine Cpl. Gregory Harris, second from right, is seen here smiling with friends in Vietnam.

Families express frustration with JPAC's efforts to recover war missing

On June 12, 1966, Marine Corps radioman Cpl. Gregory Harris and a contingent of South Vietnamese marines were ambushed and overrun in Quang Ngai province.