With Admiral Arthur W. Radford, Commander in Chief Pacific Fleet, and Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy, Commander Naval Forces Far East aboard, "New Jersey" bombarded targets at Wonsan 4 June. At Kansong two days later she fired her main battery at an artillery regiment and truck encampment, with 7th Fleet aircraft spotting targets and reporting successes. On 28 July off Wonsan the battleship was again taken under fire by shore batteries. Several near misses splashed to port, but "New Jersey"s precision fire silenced the enemy and destroyed several gun emplacements. Between 4 and 12 July, "New Jersey" supported a United Nations push in the Kansong area, firing at enemy buildup and reorganization positions. As the Republic of Korea's First Division hurled itself on the enemy, shore fire control observers saw "New Jersey"s salvos hit directly on enemy mortar emplacements, supply and ammunition dumps, and personnel concentrations. "New Jersey" returned to Wonsan 18 July for an exhibition of perfect firing: five gun emplacements demolished with five direct hits.