U.S. troops load supplies on a U.S. Army helicopter at Phu Bai fire base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. A U.S. Army UH-1D Iroquois helicopter takes off from a resupply chopper pad. Two Vietnamese boys carrying jugs of water to the chopper pad. Supply boxes stacked at the chopper pad. Words on boxes : Meal Combat Individual. A UH-1D Iroquois lands on a chopper pad. Rotor blades of the helicopter turn. Soldiers U.S. 82nd Field Artillery Regiment load supplies into the UH-1D helicopter.
U.S. troops near Phu Bai fire base in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Soldiers sitting and resting. The soldiers advance to take up NDPs (night defensive positions).
A CH-47 helicopter brings ammunition and howitzer to United States Fire Support Base (FSB) Normandy and flies off. Soldiers set a 105mm howitzer. Another CH-47 brings a howitzer and sets it down. It then flies off. A CH-54 brings howitzer in sling. A CH-54 delivers a truck on top of a hill of the base. The aerial supply operations are conducted by the U.S. Army 160th Combat Aviation Group, in support of the 101st Airborne Division. (Vietnam War period).
Aerial views of Fourth Infantry Division main base camp (Camp Enari) and airfield. Three UH-1D helicopters in flight. Aerial view of the main base camp. Flying over AH-1G in revetment. Soldiers walk away from UH-1D helicopters at the camp. (Vietnam War period).
U.S. Army 9th Infantry Division in Vietnam. Aerial view of water filled rice paddies. Formation of helicopters in flight. Pilots in helicopter. Aerial view of base camp. Buildings and sheds at the base. Trucks parked. Nose art on helicopter reads "162nd Assault Helicopter Company, Vultures."
An air stair moves toward Air Force One aircraft (VC-137C SAM 26000) at Andrews Air Force Base near Morningside, Maryland. The casket bearing the body of President John F. Kennedy is taken out of Air Force One. President Kennedy’s casket is loaded into the hearse. The hearse is followed by a group of staff cars. President Lyndon B. Johnson and First Lady Lady Bird Johnson stand at microphones to make comments to the press following the assassination of President Kennedy in Texas.
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