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U.S. Marines search huts and a tunnel in Quang Ngai, Vietnam during Operation Rio Grande in the Vietnam War.
Opening slate identifies this footage as from "Operation Rio Grande" which ran from November 20-27, 1967. It was a Search and Destroy mission which incorporated the U.S. Marines 5th and 7th Brigades along with Republic of Vietnam marines and Army units during the Vietnam War. Patrolling marines walk across a field. Next, marines are seen crossing a crude log bridge on a road through jungles. View from rear of a marine approaching a thatched roofed dwelling, where he joins other marines. Some weapons are seen on the ground. They gather at a low entrance to the house where another marine is searching inside. He comes out carrying an automatic pistol that he hands to another marine. The marines search other houses in the small cluster of homes. Several marines gather outside the huts. One speaks on a PRC-25 radio. They begin moving away from the area. In a different area, a marine pulls a cover off a hole in the ground which conceals an entry to a tunnel. He slowly crawls into it. He passes a large roll of paper, covered with plastic, to a marine standing outside the tunnel entrance. As he emerges from the tunnel he passes an orange-colored object to the marine outside.
U.S. Marine Corps jet fighter bombs Viet Cong position in Quang Ngai, Vietnam during Operation Rio Grande in Vietnam War.
Opening slate reads: "Operation Rio Grande" and shows partial date of "11-2....." (The complete date is November 20-27, 1967, when this Search and Destroy mission was launched by the U.S. Marines 5th and 7th Brigades with South Vietnamese forces support during the Vietnam War.) A U.S. Marine jet aircraft dives low and drops a bomb on a Viet Cong position. View from overflying CH-46A helicopter of others maneuvering low over rice paddies, where smoke rises from some small fires, possibly from helicopter M60 machine gun fire. Helicopters parked with rotors turning on a large open field. Helicopters maneuvering low above the ground, and then climbing and departing the area.
U.S. Marines in Search and Destroy missions apprehend suspected Viet Cong during Operation Rio Grande in the Vietnam War.
U.S. Marines in Quang Ngai, Vietnam during Operation Rio Grand of the Vietnam War. Film opens showing a line of U.S. marines patrolling in area of rice paddies. A hut is burning in the background. Closeup of two marines consulting maps. One points in a direction. Camera pans from the burning hut to the marines with the maps. (Another one has joined them.) Camera focuses on marines leading two suspected Viet Cong men wearing nón lá (conical hats). Next, the marines are seen herding an entire family of suspected Viet Cong including women and children. A Viet Cong suspect, stripped to the waist during interrogation, puts on his hat and shirt. He is given a packet of documents. Closeup of Vietnamese woman. Marines relax taking a break.
Viet Cong positions in Quang Ngai, Vietnam are bombed by U.S. jet airplanes, in area where Marine CH-46A helicopters are operating, during the Vietnam War.
Film starts showing two CH-46A helicopter in flight low over rice paddies during the Vietnam War. View is from another helicopter flying above. An M60 machine gun is seen sticking out of the overflying helicopter. White smoke is rising from some small fires on the ground. Several CH-46 choppers are seen on the ground with rotors turning. Glimpse of M60 machine gun protruding from the overflying camera helicopter. Small fire burning behind the parked choppers. Change of scene shows 4 U.S. jet aircraft in formation. One dives down and drops napalm on a target marked by white smoke. The bomb explodes in a fireball billowing dense smoke. Another jet drops a bomb in wooded area.
The U.S. aircraft bombs Viet Cong huts on the edge of a river around Quang Duc Province in Vietnam during Vietnam War.
The U.S. Air Force aircraft bombard Viet Cong huts around Quang Duc Province in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A river flows among the trees in a forest region, 5 miles North of Buon Ol, Quang Duc Province in Vietnam. Smoke rises from Viet Cong huts after being bombed by U.S. Air Force aircraft on the edge of the river. A forest region with several trees in view. An explosion occurs among the trees as brown smoke rises. Another bomb explosion among the trees causes white smoke to rise into the air.
U.S. A-1E aircraft bombs Viet Cong huts along a river in Buon Ol,Quang Duc in Vietnam during Vietnam War.
Aerial views as U.S. Air Force aircraft bombard Viet Cong huts around Quang Duc Province during Vietnam War in Vietnam. Fields and Viet Cong huts five miles North of Buon Ol, Quang Duc Province. A few target areas bombed by U.S. Air Force A-1E aircraft. Smoke, fire ball, and fire rising from the bombed areas. Fields in the area. A river flows among the fields. Viet Cong huts along the river edge exploded by Napalm and White Phosphorous bombs dropped by U.S. Air Force A-1E aircraft piloted by Captain Eichelberger. Black smoke mushrooms due to explosions. White smoke and flares rise from the White Phosphorous explosions.
