Aerial view of an O-1E aircraft in low flight over jungle, Vietnam. O-1E's pilot in the cockpit during flight. An Khe Air Base and camp surroundings can be seen. A 155mm gun emplacement under construction.
Two American Army officers exit a shelter at the An Khe Air Base in Vietnam. The officers enter a sandbagged checkpoint. Sign outside the checkpoint reads 'Restricted Area Official Business Only'. (Vietnam War period).
American Army and United States Air Force officers stand beside an O-1G Aircraft at the An Khe Air Base in Vietnam. They check orders prior to mission. Pilot performs several preflight checks on the aircraft. O-G's engine is started. Forward Air Controller (FAC) directs O-1G in taxiing down flight line. (Vietnam War period).
United States Army and Air Force officers walk down at camp side at the An Khe Air Base in Vietnam. The officers shake hands with another officer and enter a hutment. A jeep arrives and is parked near a flight line hut. O-1E aircraft parked in the foreground. Forward Air Controller (FAC) exits the jeep and enters the hut. FAC exits the hut with his flight gear. He walks towards the O-1E aircraft. (Vietnam War period).
United States Air Force officers discuss a map with an U.S. Army officer at a control room in An Khe Air Base, Vietnam. The officers discuss and point out key locations on the map for air-strike. (Vietnam War period).
United States Air Force pilot enters a mess hall at the An Khe Air Base in Vietnam. The pilot takes food in a plate and sits on a table and eats. After finishing his food the pilot heads for the quarters. (Vietnam War period).
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