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A downed U.S. pilot applies mud on his face and eats hearts of palm to survive in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War.
A dramatization shows survival of a downed U.S. pilot in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. The pilot mixes and applies mud to his face. The pilot turning mud in his hand. He applies soft mud on his face and neck to keep away mosquitoes and other insects. The pilot cuts out hearts of palm and eats. He holds a bamboo stick and moves through tall grass and brush.
A Vietnamese man and a boy eating mangoes and papayas in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War.
A Vietnamese man and a boy in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. Mangoes growing on a tree. The Vietnamese man, with a red band around his head, picks one of the mangoes from the tree and eats it. The young Vietnamese boy slices up a large papaya and begins eating it.
A downed U.S. pilot cooks food for himself in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War.
A dramatization shows the survival of a downed U.S. pilot in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. The pilot down on his knees rubbing two bamboo sticks together to create a small fire. He blows into a small hole. He rubs the two sticks together. Smoke rises from the area. The pilot blows on bamboo shavings. Food boiling in a bamboo tube. The pilot picks out a piece of food from the boiling water and eats it. He waves his white cloth. A U.S. Navy UH-2C Seasprite helicopter passes overhead. The pilot walks through undergrowth. He stops to hack at a bent over bamboo.
A downed U.S. pilot applies medication to his wound and talks over a radio in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War.
A dramatization shows the survival of a downed U.S. pilot in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. A wound on a wrist of the downed pilot. He pulls out a first aid packet and applies medication to his wound and replaces material in the first aid kit. The pilot pulls out a flare and picks up a radio. He talks over the radio, picks up a pistol and puts it back in a holster. The pilot comes out into a clearing and talks over the radio.
A downed U.S. pilot examines and applies medication to his wound in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War.
A dramatization shows the survival of a downed U.S. pilot in a Vietnamese jungle during the Vietnam War. The pilot examines a wound on his wrist and applies medication. He places back the tube into a packet. The pilot ties a small cord to his first aid survival packet placed over his shoulder. He begins to move through the dense jungle.
American soldiers navigate Vietnamese jungle with the assistance of locals during the Vietnam War (Operation Wallowa)
American soldiers of the 1st Brigade, 7th Cavalry speak to Vietnamese farmers in jungle of Que Son Valley during Operation Wallowa in the Vietnam War. Another Vietnamese farmer, wearing headscarf, approaches the group, escorted by another American soldier. Vietnamese elder farmers talking. Vietnamese farmers accompany American troops through the jungle. American soldiers, some wearing clear plastic to keep dry, walk through forested village and dense jungle bushes.
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