Recreational facilities like the sports facilities, available to personnel at Tuy Hoa airbase in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Vehicles passing on the ground. Buildings and mountains in the background. A sign board reads: 'Tuy Hoa Golf Driving Range'.
Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, General Paul McConnell visits Cam Ranh Air Base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. T-39A Sabreliner taxis into revetment area. General McConnell disembarks from the aircraft. Board At the entrance reads 'Cam Ranh Bay Air Base'. The Security guard salutes as car enters the gate.
Elephant being airlifted from Trang Phuc to Chu Lai Air Base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. 463L loader rolls up to the a United States Ari Force Lockheed C-130E Hercules aircraft at the Chu Lai Air Base. Pallet, with drugged elephant wrapped in cargo net and secured with straps, being unloaded from the aircraft onto the loader. The loader being driven away. Soldiers walk on the air base. A United States Marine Corps (USMC) CH-53A Sea Stallion flies in toward the loader.. The aircraft flies away with elephant on the pallet, suspended underneath.
Care for casualties in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Patients lying in their beds in a small ward. A nurse approaches a patient. A medic follows her. The nurse opens the patient's shirt to treat a wound on his abdomen. A nurse takes a patient's blood pressure reading. Patients in nearby beds.
Care for casualties in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A Vietnamese rock band performs for injured American soldiers and recuperating soldiers and sailors in a hospital. The band members play guitars. Patients seated in chairs listen to them. A patient in a wheel chair. Nurses also watch the performance. A Vietnamese woman holds a microphone and sings. The patients applaud.
Care for casualties in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A patient in a bed. A nurse in the background. Two men at the side of the bed. One of the men turns around. A close up of the patient A rubber tube fastened to the patient's nose. His abdomen and left shoulder are bandaged. An army medic takes blood pressure reading of a patient, while using an attachment around the lower part of his leg. A liquid in a tank. Hoses running to the tank. The tank is an artificial kidney for the patient.