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An LCU (Landing Craft Utility) and LVTPs (Landing Vehicle Tracked, Personnel) land marines on the White Beach in Cap Batangan.
Operation Piranha in Cap Batangan, Vietnam. A U.S. Marine Corps UH-1E helicopter flies low over a beach area. An LVTP-5 moves towards the beach. Photographers in the foreground shoot movies. A marine on the top of an LVTP-5 with an M-14 rifle. LVTP-5s on the beach. LCU-1477 (Landing Craft Utility) heads onto the beach. Marines in surf head towards the beach area from the LCU-1477. A group of marines disembark on the double from an LVTP-5. The marines advance inland on the double over the beach area. LVTP-5s move through surf towards the beach. The marines up on a hill facing a wooded area. Some of the marines advance inland. An LVTP-5 with a grader on its front moves along a pathway. The marines come up in the background. The LVTP-5 on the hill side moves inland towards the trees. (Vietnam War period).
Commodore McKinney, Commander Cannon and Captain Iarrobino on the bridge of USS Bayfield during an attack in Cap Batangan.
Officers on the bridge of USS Bayfield (APA-33) during an attack on White Beach in Cap Batangan, Vietnam. An officer looks towards the beach with binoculars from the bridge of Bayfield. Commodore McKinney, Commander Cannon and Captain Iarrobino on the bridge of USS Bayfield during the attack. Chief Petty Officer F.D. Hoppe on the bridge.
LCU-1477 lands U.S. Marines and LCU-1484 lands a heavy tank on the White Beach in Cap Batangan.
U.S. Marines on the White Beach in Cap Batangan, Vietnam. The marines walk on the beach and toss their life jackets in a pile after off-loading from Landing Craft Utility LCU-1477. The marines move through the surf from a landing craft. Groups of Vietnamese civilians huddled on the beach under guard. The marines move inland towards a wooded area. LCU-1477 and LCU-1484 in the surf. A heavy tank leaves the LCU 1484 and moves through the surf towards the beach. (Vietnam War period).