Life of natives in a village in Pleiku, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A sign in Vietnamese reads ' Plei Chi' the huts of Montagnard village. Children outside the hut as a Montagnard walks out of the hut and sits with children. A girl mills banana leaves. A villager carries empty ammo cases. Villagers gathered near a well which is under construction. A man comes out of the well. Dirt being brought up in a can.
Life of natives in a village in Pleiku, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A fish pond under construction. A native at the bank of the pond. United States 4th Infantry Division soldier talks to the native. A Montagnard family bunker. Mouth of the bunker.
Air evacuation of wounded United States Marines in Okinawa, Japan during World War II. Marines unload a litter patient from an ambulance and load it aboard U.S. Army Air Forces L-5B aircraft of the 163rd Liaison Squadron. Aircraft taxis for take off. A signalman with flags with numerous Marine and Air Force L-5 aircraft in the background. Marines unload a wounded marine on a stretcher from the ambulance and load it aboard L-5B aircraft. Another litter patient being loaded aboard the L-5B aircraft. Identifiable aircraft serial numbers: 44-16995, 163rd Liaison Squadron
Air evacuation of wounded United States Marines on Okinawa by U.S. Army Air Forces Stinson and Marine Corps L-5B during World War 2. Various shots of wounded Marines on stretchers being unloaded from the aircraft. Medics carrying the wounded to a medical hut. More L-5B's land. A wounded Marine on a stretcher in L-5B talks with men standing outside the aircraft. Marine on a stretcher being released from harness. Stretcher being carried to a medical tent. L-5B aircraft lands and a litter case being loaded aboard Red Cross ambulance. Ambulance pulls away from the area with tents in the background. A shark-mouthed Marine Corps OY-1 (Stinson L-5) with the name "Budie" painted on nose taxis in front of camera. Identifiable aircraft in this clip: 44-16952 and 44-17164, both of the 163rd Liaison Squadron.
United States Marine Corps 3rd Medical Battalion in Okinawa, Japan during World War 2. Tents at the 3rd Medical Battalion field hospital. Marines seated in front of tents as they talk amongst themselves. A truck pulls up at the tent area to evacuate wounded Marines onto a ship. Marines board the trucks. Wounded loaded onto truck. A patient on crutches awaits for his transportation. Doctor and Chief try to figure out the number of patients to be evacuated. Truck driver seated in a truck. Two wounded marines on stretchers in an ambulance jeep. Marines carry litter patients and place them into a jeep. Ambulance jeep pulls away.
Wounded United States Marines being evacuated in Okinawa, Japan during World War II. Ambulance jeep with wounded marines pulls away from 3rd Medical Battalion hospital. Ambulance jeep comes in, stops and backs up. Navy Chief passes transfer sheets of the evacuees. Patients loaded onto a truck as they talk. Medical sheets and transfers. Trucks loaded with patients move down a road. Trucks move over a small bridge and a sign in the foreground reads 'Evacuation Station'. Corpsmen check off patient's name. Marines carry stretcher cases along the dock. Stretchers being placed onto LCM (Landing Craft, Mechanized). Wounded Marines aboard the LCM. Hospital ship USS Comfort (AH-6) in the background.
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