United States officer speaks over phone at Fire Station Base Roy in South Vietnam. Soldiers fire M-110 Howitzer. They rotate barrel of the gun. Soldiers load and fire M-110 Howitzer form mountainous position. (Vietnam War period).
Aerial view of Fire Support Base Bastonge and mountainous terrain in South Vietnam, during the Vietnam War. United States soldiers fire 40 mm gun from M-42. At dusk, muzzle flashes and fires tracers from M-42 and M-55 Quad .50 caliber machine guns at night.
Aerial view of Alpha 4 Fire Station Base in South Vietnam. United States soldiers fire from M-108 Howitzer. Soldier loads projectiles into M-108 Howitzers. Projectiles placed on a rack. African American soldier opens one of the projectiles. M-108 Howitzer fired. (Vietnam War period).
United States soldiers prepare 105mm Howitzer rounds for firing at Fire Station Base Elliot in South Vietnam. M-107 Howitzer with 175 mm gun moved into firing position. Soldier lifts projectile from its rack. Soldier removes gravel in front of the Howitzer. (Vietnam War period).
United States soldiers prepare 105mm Howitzer for firing at Fire Station Base Elliot in South Vietnam. Soldier lifts projectiles from its rack and places it next to the howitzer. U.S. Army soldiers, including one African American soldier, load and fire M-107 Howitzer. (Vietnam War period).
366th Fighter Wing crew members at Da Nang Air Base, Vietnam. Air crews of 366th Tactical Fighter Wing scramble to their F4E aircraft, sheltered in revetments covered with individual semicircular reinforced roofs.(Sound heard in first part of the clip is radio chatter unrelated to the images.) Crew chiefs help the pilots and backseaters (weapon systems officers) to strap in. Pilot seen and heard receiving, acknowledging, and dialing in the local altimeter setting. Closeup of sharks mouth painted on aircraft. Red rotating light on vehicle roof (unseen). Closeup of assorted airborne weapons slung under an F-4E. Crew chiefs remove safety pins and covers from weapons of both aircraft. Crew chief secures nose panel on aircraft.
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