Sammy Davis Jr. on tour with a USO Troupe, entertaining American troops in Long Binh, Vietnam. Large audience of American Army soldiers is seated outdoors to watch Sammy Davis Jr. who is performing as part of a USO tour entertaing troops during the Vietnam War. View of drummer playing onstage. Audience including man and woman in bright costumes contrasting with olive drab of soldiers. Soldiers reacting enthusiastically to woman performer as Davis sings (neither seen). View from rear of assembled troops, with stage in distance. Long shot of the dancer onstage. Closer view of Davis and musicians onstage. Closeup of a pet monkey seated with a soldier in the audience. Davis introduces the dancer (Diane Day) to applause, and dances with her. Davis singing onstage with several woman dancers. More views of the audience. Film continues as audio only beyond TC: 02:50 recording Sammy Davis Jr. singing.
Sign board showing 624th Special Service of U.S. Army in Vietnam. Conex containers placed on loading platform. Forklift loads crates onto truck.
Special Service Board displays ground rules. Soldiers swim in swimming pool. Some men and women basks in sun around the pool. (Vietnam War period).
A building with sign board of military police station of U.S. Army and of Provost Marshall fixed in ground. Jeeps parked outside the police station. One jeep moves at high speed passing over concrete bridge. The jeep stops in front of a building with 'Abbusa' written on a sign board on its wall. Drums lined in rows lie outside the building within wire fence. A soldier gets down from the jeep and goes inside the building. He returns back after some time and drives back. (Vietnam War period).
Electric wire lines amidst smoke appear. POl storage tanks are seen on a side of road. Howitzer shells are stacked in ammo dump. The shells are fixed in sockets on base of open wooden box . The top and base of wooden box are strapped to fix the shells. These open wooden boxes are stacked. (Vietnam War period).
A watch tower with a sign board of Pol terminal. Red and black drums of fuel are piled in the Pol terminal. Some red drums have white bases while rest are completely red. Some red and black drums have an additional yellow seal on them. Completely grey and grey drums with white seal also appear.The drums are stacked one over the other. Wooden planks are seen between the drum piles. A hose pipe with a knob lie on ground. Petrol Main and Pol Lab is written on a Pol tank. Thumps-up sign is seen on both side of the written matter on the tank. (Vietnam War period).