25th Infantry Division soldiers undergo Mines and Booby Trap course at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. United States soldiers walk through puddle of water. Sign board reads 'Devil Weapons of the Vietcong' and 'Booby Trap'. Smoke rises in foreground. (Vietnam War period).
25th Infantry Division soldiers learn about Mines and Booby Traps at course in Cu Chi, South Vietnam. 'Could this space be yours' written on mock grave cemetery. Names written on 'VIP Casualty List' headed by General William C Westmoreland. Board reads 'Mines, Booby traps and Tunnel Training Center. Red smoke billows on mock grave cemetery. (Vietnam War period).
25th Infantry Division soldiers undergo Mines and Booby Trap course at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. United States soldier speaking with soldiers seated on bleachers in the background. Instructor briefs students. (Vietnam War period).
25th Infantry Division soldiers at Mines and Booby Trap course at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. United States soldier enters Booby trap display area. Soldier examines booby trap on ground. Soldiers walk through another booby trap on ground. Officer shows a booby trap hidden in bushes. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. soldiers fire howitzers at 25th Infantry Division Headquarters in Cu Chi, Vietnam. Use of FADAC (Field Artillery Digital Automatic Computer) in U.S. 25th Infantry Division Headquarters. Battery D, 3rd Battalion, 13th Artillery, 25th Infantry Division fire M-110 SP 8-inch howitzer mounted on tank. A crewman carries canister. Another round is loaded and fired. Two men put shell on loader up to the howitzer. The howitzer is elevated. The crewman tightens fuse on the ground and hands it up on cradle. (Vietnam War period).
Battery D, 3rd Battalion, 13th Artillery, 25th Infantry Division makes use of FADAC (Field Artillery Digital Analysis Computer) at Division Headquarters in Cu Chi, Vietnam. Two soldiers of 25th Infantry Division carry FADAC into an M-577 Command-Post armored vehicle. A computer is set up and connected. FADAC panel in view. A 400-cycle 110 Volt generator. Interiors of the M-577 shows an operator operating the computer. (Vietnam War period).