The interior of AC-130 aircraft shows Sensor Operator tracking the target while the consent light is on. The pilot triggers off a shot directly on the target. Explosion from enemy truck after being hit. United States Air Force personnel talks about the Pave Pronto aircraft configuration system. (Vietnam War period).
Severely wounded United States soldier lies on a stretcher in a U.S. Army emergency treatment facility. Doctors and nurse attend the patient. Doctor removes a bandage from soldier's face. The patient's face and upper body smeared in blood. Doctors examine wounded soldier's wounds and begin treatment. (Vietnam War period).
Wounded United States soldier on a stretcher is brought to the emergency room (in a Quonset hut) for treatment. Views as the stretcher is begin run across a field toward the treatment station. Doctors give Intravenous injection and oxygen to the patient. Nurse checks soldier's blood pressure. Another doctor bandages patient's arm. Nurse checks flow of the drip bottle. Doctor and nurse converse with each other while treating patient. (Vietnam War period).
Aerial view of Long Binh Post in Vietnam. Smoke rises from surrounding area. Vehicles drive past on roads between the Long Binh Post area.
U.S. Fire Support Base (FSB) Normandy is seen. A CH-54 brings a Howitzer and sets it down on top of a hill of the base. It then flies off. A CH-47 brings a ¾ ton truck to the base. An exploded signal bomb releases yellow smoke. Another CH-47 brings ammunition boxes and a 105mm howitzer in a sling. The helicopters are operated by the U.S. Army 160th Combat Aviation Group, supporting the 101st Airborne Division. (Vietnam War period).
A CH-47 helicopter brings ammunition and howitzer to United States Fire Support Base (FSB) Normandy and flies off. Soldiers set a 105mm howitzer. Another CH-47 brings a howitzer and sets it down. It then flies off. A CH-54 brings howitzer in sling. A CH-54 delivers a truck on top of a hill of the base. The aerial supply operations are conducted by the U.S. Army 160th Combat Aviation Group, in support of the 101st Airborne Division. (Vietnam War period).