Covers TET observance program by VNAF (Viet Nam Air Force) 33rd Wing and USAF (United States Air Force) Advisory Team No.1 at Tan Son Nhut School in Saigon, Vietnam. A coin toss game. Children pitch coins into dishes. VNAF and USAF personnel stand around the children. The children return from a mobile train ride and another group of children leaves for a ride. Other children wait for their turn. (Vietnam War period).
Covers TET observance program by VNAF (Viet Nam Air Force) 33rd Wing and USAF (United States Air Force) Advisory Team No.1 at Tan Son Nhut School in Saigon, Vietnam. Vietnamese children drink Kool Aid juice. The children push and shove at hot dog stand. USAF airmen prepare food. The children have hot dogs sandwiches. The children line up to receive gifts on way out from a carnival. (Vietnam War period).
Covers TET observance program by VNAF (Viet Nam Air Force) 33rd Wing and USAF (United States Air Force) Advisory Team No.1 at Tan Son Nhut School in Saigon, Vietnam. Children and an American woman look at magician performing on a stage. A Vietnamese woman stands holding an umbrella. U.S. Sergeant Ashberry supervises the children tumbling on a life raft. The children pitch coins during a coin toss game. (Vietnam War period).
Covers TET observance program by VNAF (Viet Nam Air Force) 33rd Wing and USAF (United States Air Force) Advisory Team No.1 at Tan Son Nhut School in Saigon, Vietnam. A Vietnamese man hands tickets to children. U.S. Air Force women in civilian clothing and children seated. U.S. Director of Civic Action Major Louis Llera speaks into a microphone. Vietnamese children watch a stage show. U.S. 7th Air Force Chief of Staff Brigadier General Franklin A. Nichols, USAF Colonel Benjamin S Catlin III and Vietnamese officers watch the show. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. soldiers of 1st Cavalry Division in Bong Song in South Vietnam during Operation Pershing of the Vietnam War. U.S. soldiers round up Vietnamese civilians in search of Viet Cong guerrillas. A village is set on fire.
Bicycle transportation system in Hanoi, Vietnam. The Vietcong resort to this method of transportation due to U.S. bombing raids during the Vietnam War. The system keeps the supply lines open. The Vietcong units advance with the supplies on bicycles.
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