DURING THE KOREAN WAR, from June 1950 to July 1953, Grenier Air Force Base in Manchester was a busy place. It continued to be home to the New Hampshire Air National Guard and its 133rd Fighter Squadron.
By mid-1951 the war in Korea had reached a stalemate, although fighting continued between the United Nations forces (with the U.S. as the major military contributor), and the Korean People’s Army of North Korea backed by the Chinese and the Soviet Union. The situation remained volatile until…
