The MACV team and U.S. soldiers help Vietnamese refugees board CH-47 and UH-1D helicopters during evacuation in Kontum, Vietnam...
The MACV team and U.S. soldiers help Vietnamese refugees board CH-47 and UH-1D helicopters during evacuation in Kontum, Vietnam.
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Kontum Vietnam Date:1972, April 29 Duration:2 min 52 sec Sound:NO SOUND
MACV (US Military Assistance Command, Vietnam) Advisory Team assists South Vietnamese soldiers in the evacuation of refugees from Kontum during the Nguyen Hue Campaign of the Vietnam War. A U.S. Army Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter takes off from a helipad in the area. South Vietnamese soldiers talk to Vietnamese refugees. Refugee men, women and children await evacuation. Women and children run towards a CH-47 and board the helicopter. The chopper takes off. Guns positioned on the other side of a barb wired fence. Refugees wait their turn for evacuation. U.S. officers and soldiers supervise and discuss the operation nearby. Refugees board a U.S. Army Bell UH-1D Iroquois helicopter. The MACV team and U.S. soldiers help them get strapped in. The pilot in the cockpit. The chopper takes off.
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