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Vietnam War
1.South Vietnamese soldiers cross-examine a Vietcong fighter during a search operation for missing French journalist Michele Ray, who was kidnapped by Vietcong guerillas. 2.Vietnamese carry away the body of an inhabitant in the wake of Operation "Search and Destroy" during the Vietnam War. 3/4/5.An officer from the South Vietnamese army is executed after having embezzled funds on the black market. 6.A wounded American soldier is assisted by his comrades in north Da Nang during Operation Prairie. The focal point of the operation was to destroy an area known as "the rockpile," a 700 metre rocky outcrop that dominated the main valley to northern South Vietnam. 7.A wounded soldier is amputated in a makeshift operating theater during the Vietnam War. 8.A soldier of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam handles a corpse. 9.General Nguyen Ngoc Loan, chief of the Republic of Vietnam National Police, injured during the second offensive on Saigon during the Vietnam War. 10.Cargo plane hit by a shard as it was taking off. 11.Members of the U.S. Army drag the body of a dead Vietcong soldier from their armored vehicle following a Vietcong night attack against the defensive perimeter of elements of the U.S. Army's Infantry Division. 12.Search Bodies. Loc Ninh, South Vietnam: U.S. Special Forces team checks bodies of slain North Vietnamese and Viet Cong for intelligence documents, here recently, following week-long siege of the hamlet that ended in a route for the fantastic attackers. Captured documents, letters, local villager and prisoner information indicates the NVA and Viet Cong may have had Chinese Communist advisers, it was learned. But no Chinese were found among some 923 dead Communists. 13.ammock-Stretcher. Saigon: Four troopers of the U.S. 9th Division use a rope hammock to rush a wounded civilian through swampland to a waiting helicopter during fighting 6 miles northwest of dong Tam.  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  ·  · |
