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Soldiers load and fire from an M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun in Bien Hoa, Vietnam.
Artillery fortification in Bien Hoa, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers of U.S. 8th Artillery 54th Artillery Group work on an M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun. Filled sacks in the foreground. Firing from the howitzer. The soldiers come out of a bunker. A soldier carries shells and places them on a howitzer. Two men load the shells in the howitzer and clean a gun barrel.
A soldier gives a signal to fire and other soldiers load an M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun in Bien Hoa, Vietnam.
Artillery fortification in Bien Hoa, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers of U.S. 7th Battalion, 8th Artillery 54th Artillery Group carry shells out of a bunker and place them on an M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun. The soldiers load the shells in the gun. A soldier talks over a telephone and gives a signal for firing. Soldiers clean the gun barrel and prepare for firing. A soldier talks over a telephone and another soldier standing at the back watches him.
Military installations, vehicles and an M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun in Bien Hoa, Vietnam.
Artillery fortification at 101st Airborne Base Camp, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Bunkers and military vehicles stationed. An M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun stationed on the ground. Filled sacks in the foreground. A barren land. A helicopter in flight. A guard tower. Military installations. Barrel of the 175mm gun. Equipment on a tripod in the foreground.
Vehicles drive past on a road and a puddle of water alongside the road in Vietnam.
Vehicles move on a new road from Bien Hoa to Saigon, in Vietnam. This highway was the main link between the main military airbase at Bien Hoa, and the capital, Saigon. Cars, an auto rickshaw and a van drive past on the road. A puddle of water alongside the road.Travelers ride motorbikes. Trees in the foreground. Heading towards Saigon from Bien Hoa, the South Vietnamese National Military cemetery (equivalent to U.S.Arlington cemetery) is visible, on the right hand side.