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Marine seated on ground uses compass board to determine direction of fire in South West Danang, Vietnam.
U.S. Marines carry wounded Marine on poncho across grassy field in South West Danang, Vietnam. Marines give arm and hand signals to CH46A helicopter. The helicopter lowers and releases sling. Walking wounded Marine assisted across grassy field toward rear of idling CH-46A helicopter. Marines hold legs of 81mm mortar. Marine loads rounds into tube of 81mm mortar. Several Marines stand in area, looking on. Marine holds M-72 66 mm LAW which is aimed out. Marine seated on the ground using compass board to determine direction of fire. Marine holds phone of radio to his ear. (Vietnam War period).
Marine loads high explosive round into 60 mm mortar tube and fires it out in Danang, Vietnam.
U.S. Marines firing 81mm high explosive rounds out in Danang, Vietnam. Other mortar crew does the same. Marines carry boxes of 'C' rations and stack them near other Marines. Marines kneel in grass field near 60 mm mortar which he loads and fires out. Marine loads high explosive round into 60 mm mortar tube and fires it out. Marines carry wounded Marine on stretcher. Wounded loaded aboard UH34D helicopter. Walking wounded Marine assisted by Marines across grass area. UH34D medivac helicopter takes off. Marine with cart belt, canteens and pack seated on ground, fires his M-16 rifle toward wooded and bushy area in the background. Marine fires his M-60 machine gun. Assistant machine gunner untangles belted ammunition. Marine fires his M-79 grenade launcher out. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. Marine Engineer prepares to destroy 105 dud round with C-4 explosive in Danang, Vietnam.
U.S. Marine Engineer places C-4 explosive with fuse atop dud 105 mm howitzer round lying in dirt area in Danang, Vietnam. He picks up M-16 rifle and walks away. U.S. Marines move carrying board or aiming stake. Marines move through shallow pool of water. Marine assists another Marine on grassy dirt bank. A Marine reads mail. (Vietnam War period).
A monkey with a stomach tag used for LSD experimentation in San Francisco, California.
Drug testing experiments on animals, to learn the effects of LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide) on monkeys in a laboratory in San Francisco, California. A monkey in a cage. The monkey heavily drugged for experimentation with illegal drug LSD. He holds onto the cage side. An identification band on the monkey's stomach. The drugged monkey with closed eyes and rapid heart beat. Other monkeys in the cage jump up and down. The monkey with an identification band behaves in a different and disoriented manner. Other active monkeys jump and play about. They hang upside down on the cage ceiling.
A laboratory technician with a LSD drugged monkey during experimentation in San Francisco.
Experiments to learn the effects of LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide) on monkeys in a laboratory in San Francisco, California. A monkey drugged with LSD illegal drug. An identification band around the monkey's stomach. A black laboratory technician with protective gloves on takes the experimental monkey off the cage side. He places him on a concrete ledge, and examines him. He then places the monkey on a pipe. The still and disoriented monkey rolls off the pipe. The technician holds him. The drugged monkey stretched out flat on the cage floor. The subject shows no activity or movement. Active control group monkeys at the top of the cage.
A doctor conducts an experiment to measure perception change with a monkey in a cage, San Francisco.
Experiments to learn the effects of LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide) and measure perception change on monkeys in a laboratory in San Francisco, California. A monkey looks out of a cage. An experimental apparatus moves towards the cage with the monkey. The hands of Doctor Otis operating the equipment back and forth. The monkey picks up the food kept on the machine and eats it. The experiment is repeated several times.
