At start of film, a U.S. Army officer is seen talking with some soldiers preparing to depart Tay Ninh airfield for Nui-Ba-Den mountain, Vietnam. Next, the troops head across the field to helicopters of the 187th Assault Helicopter Co. (the Crusaders), waiting on marsden matting pavement at the field. A line of helicopters with troops aboard and engines running. They take off sequentially in trail formation. (Vietnam War period).
Soldiers of the Fourth Infantry Division of the U.S. Army undergo indoctrination course in grenade handling at Camp Enari in Vietnam. The instructor explains to the soldiers the proper handling of a grenade. The instructor throws a grenade. Smoke arises as the grenade hits the ground. The soldiers throw explosives and grenades. (Vietnam War period).
United States Marine Corps return to Khe Sanh, Vietnam. Marine Corps converse and relax near post office bunker. American flag flutters on pile of sandbags. A United States Marine dives into trench with his hands on helmet during attack. (Vietnam War period).
View of wrecked C-130 Hercules at Khe Sanh, Vietnam. Maintenance personnel removes engine from the aircraft with the help of crane. Marine on wheel operates crane. Marines Corps watch as crane lifts wrecked parts of C-130 Hercules. Marines cut propeller blade from C-130 Hercules engine with acetylene torch. Marine on wheel with crane lifting C-130 engine in the background. Marine reverses the forklift vehicle. (Vietnam War period).
Light weapon carrier and jeep with United States Marine Corps drives on dirt road in Khe Sanh, Vietnam. Marine Corp seated on a large tire. Marine Corps display cache of captured helmet and guns on ground. Group of Marines check captured guns. (Vietnam War period).
An ammunition dump at Long Binh, Vietnam. Stacks of 155mm artillery shells are loaded onto a truck by a crane, in groups of 16 at a time, on wooden skids holding 8 apiece.The soldiers are stripped to the waist. As a soldier unfastens a skid of 8 shells, from the crane, it falls over sideways. The other skid remains upright, as it is unfastened from the crane. In another scene, a large crane is used to stack shells in the ammunition dump. (Vietnam War period).
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