The U.S. 1st Cavalry Division prior to the Siege of Plei Me in Qui Nhon, Vietnam. UH-1 Iroquois helicopters land at Quinhon. A line of Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter on field. UH-1 Iroquois helicopter takes off as others warm up in the foreground. Line of Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter warming up. Soldiers walk near parked helicopters. M102 105mm Howitzer and a truck being loaded into the aircraft. A soldiers ties a string. (Vietnam War period).
Qui Nhon harbor in Vietnam. A military compound called Camp Goldberg, named for U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Joseph A Goldberg, the pilot of a helicopter shot down by the Viet Cong on July 15, 1962. Within the compound, are seen the Lane and Guthrie maintenance hangars, dedicated to the memories of Sp/5 James Everett Lane, the gunner, and Sp/5 Harold Lee Guthrie, the Crew Chief, both of whom lost their lives with CWO Goldberg. (Reportedly, these were the first U.S. Army Aviation personnel killed in action, in Vietnam. ) (Vietnam War period).