Vietnamese people on streets in Saigon, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. 'Tifomycine' written on top of a building. Vietnamese people on street. Woman gives money to a young boy. Local vendors on street. Colgate toothpaste and other articles being sold by a Vietnamese vendor. Traffic on street. Cars, bicycles and buses on road. Woman selling back scrubs on a street.
Capitol Military Assistance Command Operations Center in Saigon, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. United States soldier operates observes the Counter Mortar Radar. He operates control panels on the radar equipment. Missile trail identified on the radar screen. Soldier speaks over a mouthpiece and informs the Tactical Operations Center.
Capitol Military Assistance Command Operations Center in Saigon, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Antennas on roof of the building. Traffic police directs traffic on a busy road. He gives hand signals. Vietnamese people in cars, jeeps and bicycles on the road.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard on a tour of Vietnam. David Packard walks at a naval shipyard in Saigon. Commodore Tran Van Chon, Chief of Naval Operations ;Vietnamese Navy, walks with Mr Packard. U.S. Vice Admiral E. R. Zumwalt, Comnavforces, Vietnam and Mr. Packard look at Ferro cement boats that were built by Vietnamese at Vietnamee Naval shipyard. Mr Packard looks at the boats from the edge of the dock. Commodore Chon in the background. Mr.Packard chats with E. R. Zumwalt and they enter a car. The official party looks at some of the ribs of one of the boats under construction. Mr. Packard signs a log book. E. R. Zumwalt stands in the background in a building at the shipyard. Mr Packard is introduced to an officer of the Republic of Vietnam. The official party walks at the shipyard. Mr Packard talks with B Donohue, Director of Small Boat School, Saigon. The party in one of the rooms at the boat school. The party departs from the school. A young Vietnamese girl runs through a hall at the school.
U.S. soldiers during a replacement process in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. U.S. recruit Richard Gillispie and other soldier replacements go through processing at 90th Replacement Battalion. A non commissioned officer (NCO) welcomes the assembled soldiers to Vietnam. The soldiers enter the processing building. They receive papers. Gillispie and other soldiers listen to the NCO who is speaking into a microphone. The soldiers check the papers and listen to the NCO. A soldier has a pen in his hand. The soldiers write on the papers.
U.S. soldiers sit in small groups and wait for transportation in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Signs of various locations in Vietnam where the soldiers can be shipped. A helicopter in flight and a loudspeaker on a pole in the background. A pile of barracks bags kept on the ground. The soldiers wait for transportation to take them to their assigned units. A sign reads 'Movement Control'. Another sign reads '9th Inf Division'. The soldiers seated on barracks bags in a small group talk. A sign reads 'Pleiku' . Trucks loaded with the soldiers move out. Insignia of the United States on a truck.
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