U.S. Air Force airplanes attack Viet Cong targets in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Aerial view of mist-covered jungle hills with smoke rising from bomb strikes. A T-28D Trojan aircraft makes a pass over a smoking target area. White smoke billows up from the burning targets.
U.S. Air Force airplanes attack targets in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Aerial view of T-28D Trojan aircraft dropping napalm bombs and strafing a shoreline.
U.S. Air Force airplanes attack targets in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Aerial view of T-28D Trojan aircraft dropping napalm bombs on Viet Cong positions in a jungle. Smoke rises from burning targets.
U.S. Air Force airplanes attack targets in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Napalm bombs at a U.S. airfield. Aerial view of smoke rising from Viet Cong positions in a jungle after napalm bomb strike. Aerial view of mountains.
Detachment 2 radar site of U.S. Air Force 38th Rescue Squadron in Vietnam during Vietnam War. Radar site shows antenna turning and sign on door to operations room. Sign reads 'Operations- Restricted Area Khu Cam'.
U.S. Air Force O-1E liaison aircraft at an U.S. airbase in Vietnam during Vietnam War. Engine of O-1E Bird Dog aircraft starts. Three O-1Es taxi away from flight line. Hangars in the background.
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