Genevieve de Galard returns to France. She was a French nurse stationed in Hanoi and flew in casualty evacuation flights. She was named as the "Angel of Dien Bien Phu". Evacuated casualties from the battle of Dien Bien Phu carried to a van in Hanoi. Views of Galard, who refused freedom to stay with the wounded Communist captives. Galard flies to Paris and is welcomed by her mother. Large crowd gathers for welcoming her. She addresses the press.
A freighter with a United States flag approaches pier at Cam Ranh Bay, headquarters of 124th Transportation Command. The flag waves in air. Vietnamese workers secure hawser to pier. Ship rub against tires on the side of the pier. The ship is docked at pier
Two tugboats guide a cargo ship towards pier in Cam Ranh Bay. The ship moves on water surface. Lights of the tugboats and ship are switched on.
Ships at the dock area in Cam Ranh Bay. Sea-land written containers are seen on a ship. View of deck of a ship.
Ships at the dock area in Cam Ranh Bay. Sea-land written containers are lined in ammunition dump
Sea-land van on a tractor trailer. The tractor trailer moves back onto ship LTC Page. It drives off again, the Page with the sea-land van. Two men also come after it. Back of a tractor trailer is extended with a platform raised on a jack. A Forklift is seen over the platform. Forklift enters into the van and brings pallets of ammunition. Another Forklift on ground picks these pallets and stacks them in the ammunition revetment.
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