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U.S. M/Sgt. Richard E. Pegram uses an AN/GRC-9 radio set in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War.
U.S. Army Special forces operate a radio during the Vietnam War. U.S. Army M/Sgt (Master Sergeant) Richard E. Pegram uses an GRC-9 radio set. A Vietnamese man cranks a generator. Others look on. M/Sgt. Pegram taps a key.
Vietnamese troops of Camp Plei Mrong Strike Force set huts afire in a Vietnamese village during the Vietnam War.
Vietnamese troops of Camp Plei Mrong Strike Force search for Vietnamese Montagnard Cong soldiers in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. Troops run across a cornfield. Huts are set afire by the troops. A thatch hut burns. Vietnamese patrol questions a Montagnard farmer. An interpreter questions a Montagnard. U.S. M/Sgt (Master Sergeant) Richard E. Pegram talks and waves his hand. A Montagnard man with a basket strapped to his back walks away. A hut burns. A Montagnard man stands near the smoldering hut as soldiers swarm in the background. The strike force leaves the village and continues with the patrol.
Vietnamese troops of Camp Plei Mrong Strike Force spend night in a Montagnard village during the Vietnam War.
Vietnamese troops of Camp Plei Mrong Strike Force search for Vietnamese Montagnard Cong soldiers in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. Troops arrive at a village. An old woman and a young woman look out of a hut. An infant stands outside the entrance. U.S. SFC (Sergeant First Class) Henry Corvera and some of the men prepare to spend the night in the village. They stand and walk about. Men start to set up their shelters. A woman at a hut. Troops start to move out in the early morning. They move in a single file across an open field. The troops pass through another village. The patrol crosses a rice paddy. Few farmers are working.
Vietnamese soldiers jump out of helicopters and fire at enemy positions (Vietnam War)
United States helicopters on airfield during the Vietnam War. United States Army advisors talk to one another. They share maps, papers and discuss plans. U.S. and South Vietnamese soldiers board United States helicopters...including a CH-21C Shawnee. A Sikorsky UH-34D Seahorse takes off from airfield. South Vietnamese soldiers onboard helicopter holding rifle and machine gun. A group of helicopters in flight. Point of view from helicopter as it flies down a river. Piasecki H-21 helicopter in flight. A South Vietnamese soldier looks out of window. South Vietnamese soldiers jump out of helicopters and cross rice field after landing. Aerial view showing some soldiers using a field telephone in the middle of a dense jungle. Two United States soldiers shout at each other. An injured U.S. soldier lies on a stretcher and loaded on helicopter. A South Vietnamese soldier in helicopter. The helicopter flies away. A South Vietnamese Navy captain shows his United States counterpart enemy positions after looking through binoculars. Swift boats shooting at Vietcong forces. South Vietnamese soldiers carrying weapons and landing on beachhead. A South Vietnamese soldier gives signal to fire. An explosion on beachhead. South Vietnamese soldiers load shells into mortar and fires them. An injured South Vietnamese soldier with saline tube attached to him lying on a stretcher. The injured soldier cries in pain. Vietnamese women watch medics clean another soldier. A Vietnamese soldier prays for the dead, incense burns in front of him.
U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Henry Lodge returns to Washington and answers the reporter's questions at the airport in Washington.
U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge speaks to the reporters on his arrival in Washington D.C., United States. An aircraft lands at the airfield. U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge returns to Washington to end his duties after ten months in the Southeast Asian nation. Henry Cabot Lodge comes out of the aircraft followed by a woman. He is being greeted at the Washington Airport by General Maxwell D Taylor. A large number of reporters wait for Henry Lodge at the airport. Henry Cabot Lodge answers the reporters' questions and gives some straight-forward comments on both Vietnam and his own political position.
Bienhoa Air base in South Vietnam
Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor and General William C Westmoreland inspect Vietcong damage. A U.S. Air Force officer briefs them on the extent of the damage. Damaged barracks show rubble. Row of damaged barracks. (Vietnam War period).