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Soldiers work on a mini-gun, an engine and at the controls of an air-cushion vehicle in Ben Luc, Vietnam.
U.S. 9th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade troops in Ben Luc, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers on an air-cushion vehicle. Soldiers work on a mini-gun and an engine. A soldier uses a grease gun on engine bearings. The soldiers at the controls of the air-cushion vehicle. View of the propeller turning.
Soldiers work on an air-cushion vehicle and use a grease gun on engine bearings in Ben Luc, Vietnam.
U.S. 9th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade troops in Ben Luc, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers aboard an air-cushion vehicle. The soldiers work on a mini-gun. A soldier uses a grease gun on engine bearings. The soldiers at the controls of the air-cushion vehicle. They push a container in the air-cushion vehicle.
Propellers of an air-cushion vehicle rotate and its inflated pads are filled with air in Ben Luc, Vietnam.
U.S. 9th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade troops in Ben Luc, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers enter the cockpit of an air-cushion vehicle. The propellers rotate. Two soldiers in the cockpit of the air-cushion vehicle. The air-cushion vehicle rises as inflated pads are filled with air, then lowers to the ground.
Soldiers board an air-cushion vehicle which moves on land and then onto water in Ben Luc, Vietnam.
U.S. 9th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade troops in Ben Luc, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Two soldiers in the cockpit of an air-cushion vehicle (ACV). Soldiers push the air-cushion vehicle and turn it around. The air-cushion vehicle moves on land. Soldiers with M16 rifles and M60 machine guns board the air-cushion vehicle. The air-cushion vehicle moves over land and onto water. The soldiers cover their eyes as the air-cushion vehicle moves on water. A river and a shoreline. (Note: The Navy version of this vehicle was called a Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle or PACV. Only 3 were employed by the Navy and, likewise, only 3 by the Army in the Vietnam war.)