U.S. Army soldiers loading and firing M-110 8-inch SP Howitzer. Smoke and dust arises near the target. UH-1D medical helicopter lands on the pad. Two injured soldiers are helped from the helicopter. Outdoor corridor of the 24th Evac Hospital Long Binh. (Vietnam War period).
An ammunition dump at Long Binh, Vietnam. Stacks of 155mm artillery shells are loaded onto a truck by a crane, in groups of 16 at a time, on wooden skids holding 8 apiece.The soldiers are stripped to the waist. As a soldier unfastens a skid of 8 shells, from the crane, it falls over sideways. The other skid remains upright, as it is unfastened from the crane. In another scene, a large crane is used to stack shells in the ammunition dump. (Vietnam War period).
United States Army soldiers participate in military payment certificates (MPC) exchange at their headquarters in Long Binh Vietnam. Soldiers give forms to the soldier with type-writer. The typist soldier types on the form with a type-writer. Another typist gives MPC currency notes to the soldiers. Soldiers counting the notes. Soldiers lined inside the building waiting for their number. (Vietnam War period).
United States Army soldiers changing military payment certificates (MPC) currency at their headquarters in Long Binh Vietnam. A worker of the United States Army applies official seal on the forms submitted by the soldiers. Notice for the soldiers for the formalities to be carried for exchange process. Soldiers outside the office signing up forms, standing and waiting for their number. (Vietnam War period).
United States Army soldiers having a currency exchange at their headquarters in Long Binh Vietnam. The headquarters of the U.S. Army 221st Signal Company. Soldiers waiting in a line for their number. The officials puts seal on the forms and count the currency notes. (Vietnam War period).
A line of United States Army soldiers during a currency exchange at their headquarters in Long Binh Vietnam. Inside the office officers put seal on the forms of the soldiers. They accept old currency notes from the soldiers. They hand new currency notes to the soldiers. Soldiers count their notes and leave the office. (Vietnam War period).