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Airmen at counters process request and wait in lobby on Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Saigon, Vietnam
USAF,USN and ARVN personnel requiring air transportation through the 8th Aerial Port squadron terminal on Tan Son Nhut Air Base in Saigon, Vietnam. United States Air Force (USAF),United States Navy (USN) and Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) airmen at counter process request for identification forms. Men at counter check forms. The luggage being checked and tags put on the luggage. Vietnamese airmen stand at the counter. U.S. and Republic of Vietnam passengers wait in lobby. Two airmen sleep in lobby. (Vietnam War period).
Lieutenant Colonel L.K. Cuong and Colonel Gibney at Rach Gia airport in Vietnam
Flood relief operations being carried on in Vietnam. Lieutenant Colonel L.K. Cuong, Colonel Gibney, United states Air Force commander AFAT no.1 and Vietnamese officer stand near an aircraft at Rach Gia airport, Vietnam. They walk away and get into a car and leave the airport. Men offload bulgur bags from Vietnam Air Force C-47 aircraft onto a truck. Girl scouts under the wing of C-47 aircraft. Groundsman signals and C-47 being parked. Planes parked at the airport and a C-47 taxis along. (Vietnam War period).
Republic of Vietnam marines board landing craft LCM-8's (Mike Boats) from river bank at night in Vietnam.
The American Navy advances in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Republic of Vietnam Marines board landing craft LCM-8s (Mike Boats) on river bank at night. Lights seen in the background. They hold guns and rifles. LCM-8's up to riverbank with ramps down. LCM backing away from river bank. Members of the ARVN 9th infantry Division are also seen boarding the LCM's.
Scenes of Burial at Sea, for Lieutenant Commander Omar R. Ford, on the USS Oriskany (CVA-34) in the Philippine Sea
Following the tragic fire aboard the USS Oriskany (CVA-34) on October 26, 1966, remains of all 44 who died were returned to their families for burial, except for Lieutenant Commander Omar R. Ford, who's will requested burial at sea. Accordingly, on November 6, 1966, while the Oriskany was underway way to San Diego, from Subic Bay, a funeral with full military honors was conducted on board and Commander Ford's body was committed to the deep in the Philippine Sea. Marines form honor guard in full dress uniforms. Bugler holds trumpet. A Navy Commander and a Lt. Commander stand at attention. Group of ship's officers acting as pallbearers, stand by the flag-draped body. The ship's company in formation in dress whites. The Destroyer, USS Chevalier (DD-805) visible in water nearby. Ship's Captain, John H. Iarrobino, walks across the flight deck to a podium and speaks. Sailors with heads bowed. Pallbearers commit the body to the deep. Marine honor guard fire rifle salutes. Bugler plays taps. Officers salute. Pallbearers ceremoniously fold the American Flag into triangle and present to the Captain. Ceremony is ended.
Remains of 44 killed in fire on USS Oriskany, are moved from the ship to the shore at Subic Bay, Philippines
Remains of 44 who lost their lives in the fire on October 26, 1966, aboard the U.S. Aircraft Carrier, USS Oriskany (CVA-34) are respectfully covered by American flags and placed on platforms for transfer from the ship to the shore at Subic Bay Naval Station, Philippines. U.S.Navy Catholic Chaplain, Fr.Conall Richard Coughlin, who is stationed at Subic Bay assists the ship's Chaplain (Commander) in performing final religious rites over the flag-draped bodies.( The ship's Catholic Chaplain, LCDR William John Garrity, lost his own life, heroically serving the injured on October, 26, 1966). The bodies are transferred by crane to the dock, below where an honor guard stands. Sailors carry individual flag-draped coffins. Clergymen in ceremonial garb lead sailors carrying a coffin.
Vietnam Air Force planes land and take off from Rach Gia airport to provide flood relief in Vietnam
Flood relief operations being carried on in Vietnam as C-47 aircrafts bring in supplies from Tan Son Nhut Air Base. Two Vietnam Air force C-47 aircrafts taxi along the runway at Rach Gia airport and take off. Three C-47 planes come in for landing. Planes land and taxi along the runway. A C-47 aircraft turns around and takes off to the right of the runway. C-47 aircraft taxis towards the Rach Gia tower. (Vietnam War period).
