Headquarters of the 160th Signal Batallion and the 40th Signal Batallion of the United States Army at Long Binh In Vietnam. A United States soldier holds a cigarette. Movement of military vehicles and soldiers can be seen. Both headquarters have flowers grown in their compounds. (Vietnam War period).
The headquarters of the 221st Signal Group of the United States Army at Long Binh, Vietnam. Soldiers of the 221st Signal Group clear bush near a road. Soldiers with shovels and axe can be seen. Vehicles of the United States Army running on the roads. Soldiers cut down bushes and clear the ground. Buildings and factories in rear can be seen. (Vietnam War period).
Currency exchange at the headquarters of the Signal Group of the U.S. Army in Long Binh in Vietnam. United States Army officials exchanging the old currency notes of the soldiers with the new ones. Officers count notes and make register entries. The old and new currency notes. (Vietnam War period).
Currency exchange program at the headquarters of the Signal Group of the United States Army at their headquarters in Long Binh Vietnam. Officials of the United States Army at their desk. Counting the old and new currency notes. They inspect the forms of the soldiers. Photographer takes pictures. A soldier walks out of the office after receiving the new currency notes. (Vietnam War period).
Activities of the American 1st Cavalry Division in Chu Lai, South Vietnam. The United States Army UH-1D Iroquois helicopter being signaled to land in the rice paddy. Soldiers rush towards the helicopter and unload mermite food container mail and other supplies from the helicopter. The helicopter takes off. Soldiers carry off the supplies. Mail being distributed to the soldiers. (Vietnam War period).
Artillery fortification in Bien Hoa, Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers of U.S. 8th Artillery 54th Artillery Group work on an M107 Self Propelled 175mm gun. Filled sacks in the foreground. Firing from the howitzer. The soldiers come out of a bunker. A soldier carries shells and places them on a howitzer. Two men load the shells in the howitzer and clean a gun barrel.
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