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USAF Combat Control Team walks on an unpaved road at Katum Camp in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
U.S. Air Force (USAF) Combat Control Team at Katum Camp in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. U.S. soldiers get off an aircraft. The aircraft taxis and takes off. Empty containers in the foreground. The aircraft in flight. A sign reads 'Katum Camp'. The soldiers of the combat control team walk on a dirt road at the camp. Buildings at the camp. A view of the camp area and an unpaved road which goes towards the camp. The soldiers walk on the unpaved road. The soldiers carrying guns move and sit on the ground. A soldier points out something.
USAF Combat Control Team puts up orange banners across a field in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
U.S. Air Force (USAF) Combat Control Team in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A soldier holds a pole in place. Another one hammers it to drive it into the ground. A soldier ties an orange banner on poles. The soldiers move towards other area for putting up banners. They spread the banners on the ground. A soldier stands holding guns and speaks over a radio. A soldier ties an orange banner. The soldiers stand near the banner. A close view of the banner. The soldiers stand in the background.
Chaplains treat the wounded U.S. Marines and a chaplain speaks to a marine in a hospital in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
A film report depicts the role of a navy chaplain in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Chaplains treating the injured marines. A chaplain holds a glucose bottle in his hand. He helps the wounded. A close up of the chaplain. An injured soldier. The chaplains treat wounded, emotional and anguished soldiers near the battlefield. A field hospital. The men carry a wounded on a stretcher. The wounded in a hospital. The chaplain, corpsman, doctors and surgeons treat the wounded. The chaplain approaches a wounded soldier in the hospital. He speaks to the wounded.
Chaplains visit schools ,orphanage and gives medicines to Vietnamese in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
A film report depicts the role of a navy chaplain in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A military hospital. A chaplain gives medicine to the Vietnamese. A wounded U.S. Marine taken to a hospital on a stretcher. The chaplain carriers a box of medicines. He hands over he box to a woman. The chaplain looks at a leg of young girl. Young children seated near the girl. The chaplain treats the girl. The chaplains speak to a man. They visit schools and orphanages. A chaplain speaks to a man and a woman.
U.S. Marines enter a chapel, eat food and a chaplain conducts church services in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
A film report depicts the role of a navy chaplain in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Guns on a filed. Marines stand near the guns. A chaplain conducts church services. The marines enter a chapel. The marines shake hands with a chaplain. They enter the chapel. The marines eat food. A chaplain speaks into a microphone. The chaplains stand in formation in the background. A chaplain is awarded with a medal. A close up of the chaplain. The chaplains stand in formation. Another chaplain awarded with medal. The medal pined up on his uniform. A close up of the chaplain. A chaplain conducts church services. The chaplains and marines attend the church services. Another chaplain conducts service. Marines seated read from a book.
U.S. Army Special Forces officers and Vietnamese officers discuss a map at Camp Nam Dong in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
United States Army Special Forces officers in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. United States Army Captain Roger H. Donlon of Special Forces 'C' Team and Sergeant E5 James D. Coates with two Vietnamese security forces officers visit Camp Nam Dong. The men walk towards a mortar position. Two soldiers with guns on their backs prepare a mortar inside a circular trench lined with sandbags. The men standing beside the trench hold a map and discuss. Views of the officers discussing. The soldiers in the trench salute as the officers walk away from the trench.