Third Winter Campaign of Korean War. United States tanks fire guns during offensive on the front in Korea. Smoke arises due to the firing. U.S. Infantry move behind the tanks.U.S. aircraft drop napalm and smoke bombs on enemy positions. U.S. Infantry fight their way to top of hill. The fighting continues with intense artillery barrages throughout the night. U.S. defenders on other hills watch enemy actions through binoculars. Other soldiers fire from their established positions on these hills. Sergeant James Mansfield talks about the soldiers on 'The Big Picture'. He winds up the program.
United States Marines during 'Operation Buffalo' in Con Thien, Vietnam. M48A3 tank of 'A' company on the grass field. The tank equipped with xenon searchlight and has obscene writing on 90 mm gun. Soldiers of the 3rd battalion, 9th Marines with cart belts, camo helmets and bullet proof vests carry M-16 rifles on the field. They walk behind the tank. The U.S. Marines carrying weapons follow the tank. Some of the marines lie near bushes. They look towards the parked M48A3 tank. Trees in the background. (Vietnam War period).
United States Marines during 'Operation Buffalo' in Con Thien, Vietnam. M48A1 tank of 'A' company on the grass field. The tank is loaded with equipment. Marines near the tank. They walk. M48A1 parked in the background. Trees in the background. Tank fires its 30 caliber machine gun. Marines lay in bushes. M48A1 tank parked in the grass field. 90 mm gun fired from tank. Smoke arises from firing. It fires its 30 caliber machine gun. A marine lies on ground behind the bushes and looks towards the tank. (Vietnam War period).
United States Marines during the 'Operation Buffalo' in Con Thien, Vietnam. M48A1 tank of 'A' company parked on the grass field. A marine lies on the grass field behind the bushes. Two marines drag body of a dead marine across the grassy field. Tank parked in the background. A marine sits behind the bushes and logs holding phone of PRC-25 radio to his ear. Other marines standing behind the parked tank fire 30 caliber machine guns. Marines wearing cart belts, bullet proof vests and camo helmets carry medical bags. Marines run on the field behind the tank holding M-16 rifles. (Vietnam War period).
United States Marines during the 'Operation Buffalo' in Con Thien, Vietnam. M48A1 tank of 'A' company parked on the grass field. A marine carries M-16 rifle and another marine carries M-72 66 mm LAAW (Light Anti-Armor Weapon). They walk behind the M48A1 tank. Marine with M-16 rifle kneels on ground. Another marine stands behind the tank having trouble preparing LAAW for firing. He kneels and drops the LAAW weapon on ground and begins preparing another LAAW for firing. They move forward. Marines holding M-16 rifles and hand grenades stand in grassy area, looking into bushes at an NVA (North Vietnamese army) bunker. He places his rifle on ground and throws a hand grenade. Another marine fires the LAAW and the tank moves forward. Marines follow the tank. (Vietnam War period).
United States Marines during the 'Operation Buffalo' in Con Thien, Vietnam. M48A1 tank of 'A' company parked on the grass field. Tank moves on the field. The marines follow the tank. They fire their weapons towards the bushes. Trees in the foreground. Marines fire their M-16 rifles. They walk forward. Tank also moves forward. Marines kneel on ground near the tank. Marine holding M-16 rifle stands near a small tree. (Vietnam War period).
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