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Military History YouTube Channel. Phd Candidate Studying the Vietnam War.

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Camp Holloway was a military base near Pleiku during the Vietnam War. Cases of ammunition and C rations were stockpiled near the loading area of the landing strip. CH-47 Chinook in the background. December 1965
-NARA

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The view from the cockpit of a helicopter during the Vietnam War. -The Big Picture: The First Infantry Division in Vietnam

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An ARVN paratrooper fighting in Saigon during mini-Tet, 6 May 1968. -NARA

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The view from the turret of a M-48 Patton tank of the 1st Infantry Division during the Vietnam War.

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Soldiers of ARVN’s 25th Infantry Division captured a member of the Khmer Rouge at a ammunition cache in Cambodia, 30 July 1971

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A varied collection of weapons and equipment captured by American forces at Rock Island East, the nickname given to a massive VC/NVA supply cache in Cambodia.
- The Hurricane, September 70 issue

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C Company, 2/34 Armor loads a M88 recovery vehicle onto a LARC (Lighter, Amphibious Resupply, Cargo) following 25th Infantry Division operations near Duc Pho, 26 June 67.
-NARA still photos

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A photograph obtained by the CIA showing the Chinese freighter Li Ming unloading cargo at the Cambodian port of Sihanoukville, January 1969. The port was the primary source of supplies for communist forces in the southern portion of Vietnam during the late 1960s.

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Map depicting the location of COSVN headquarters, which coordinated the communist war effort in southern Vietnam, throughout the 1970 ARVN/US Cambodian Incursion, derived from signals intelligence. From the NSA’s official history of the Vietnam War, Spartans in Darkness.

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A soldier of the big red one watches airstrikes pummel enemy positions in South Vietnam.
Source: The Big Picture - The 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam

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ARVN paratroopers fighting in Saigon during mini-Tet, 6 May 1968.

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F-4 Phantom II of Carrier Air Wing Fourteen prepares for takeoff during the Vietnam War

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USS Mahan (DLG-11) in Saigon to celebrate the Republic of Vietnam's 7th Independence Day, October 26, 1962.

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South Vietnamese soldiers man a M1919 machine gun mounted in the back of a truck during street fighting in Saigon, May 6, 1968, as part of the follow-on Viet Cong offensive known as mini-Tet.
Source: ARVN Airborne repel Vietcong attack, Saigon, South Vietnam (1968)

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Soldiers of the US 9th Infantry Division struggle through the mud of the Mekong Delta, 1969.
From the division's Octofoil Magazine, Jan-Mar Issue

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"Flare won't stop to rest unless I force him to. I think he believes he's Airborne" - a soldier of the 101st Airborne Division talking about his military working dog in Vietnam.
Source: Rendezvous with Destiny, Winter 68-69

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A Chinook CH-47 brings in supplies for members of K Troop, 3rd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment setting up a howitzer for Operation Silverstrike, 14 September 67.
Source: NARA still photos

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A soldier of the Royal Australian Regiment smiles with his machine gun slung over his shoulder during the Vietnam War.
Source: The Big Picture - Your Army Reports 2

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M-113 armored personnel carriers and M-551 Sheridans of the 25th Infantry Division in the field, III Corps Tactical Zone, April 1969.
Source: National Archives

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A M107 175mm self-propelled gun being fired during the Vietnam War. The FADAC (field artillery digital automatic computer) is pictured in the inset of the fire direction control center.
Source: UpTight, Spring 69 issue