Wolmi-do Inchon Facts
Typhoons that Hit the Area Prior to the Inchon Invasion
- Typhoon Jane - which came through Kobe, Japan, on September 2
- Typhoon Kezia - which hit the Korean straits on September 12
The Four Ships that Took Troops in to Capture Wolmi-Do
- Fort Marion LSD 22 - Commander Noah Adair Jr.
- Diachenko APD 123 - LT Commander James R. Wilson
- Horace A. Bass APD 124 - LT Commander Alan Ray
- Wantuck APD 125 - LT Commander John B. Thro
Destroyers that Participated in the Action at Wolmi
- Mansfield - Commander Edwin H. Headland Jr.
- DeHaven - Commander Oscar B. Lundgren
- Lyman K. Swenson - Commander Robert A. Schellin
- Collett - Commander Robert H. Close
- USS Gurke - Commander Frederick M. Radel
- Henderson - Commander William S. Stewart
(The only destroyer casualty of the bombardment at Wolmi-do was Lt. (jg) David H. Swenson, who was killed by a flying fragment when the enemy shelled the Lyman K. Swenson. The destroyer had been named after his uncle.)