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4/4/1968-Near Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- A helicopter evacuates First Cavalry men from a hilltop along route #9, during their advance toward Khe Sanh.

4/4/1968-Near Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- First Cavalry men, many with head wounds, wait to be evacuated from a hilltop along route #9, during their advance toward Khe Sanh.

 

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Lính bị thương

Đào huyệt chôn cất một số đồng đội bị tử trận

 

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4/4/1968-Near Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- First Cavalry soldiers stand with the bodies of dead comrades, as they wait to be evacuated from a hilltop along route #9, during their advance toward Khe Sanh.

Two First Cavalry men support a wounded third as they advance along Route #9 en route to Khe Sanh

 

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The last contingent of Khe Sanh-based Marines prepares to board trucks for evacuation from this bastion July 4th. The once busy landing strip in the background is now empty of aircraft. The Marines have now completely pulled out of this base, where nearly 200 men died and 1,500 were wounded in 77 days of Communist seige this spring.

 

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Tuyệt vời quá bác ơi

 

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Khe Sanh a Pilot's Nightmare. Khe Sanh, South Vietnam: Marines duck as a helicopter runs the gauntlet of enemy fire to land at Khe Sanh. Communist gunners open up every time a plane approaches Khe Sanh and the base itself is being constantly bombarded. A U.S. transport was shot down March 6th, killing all 49 men aboard. It was the third large transport lost to enemy fire, which also has claimed more than a half dozen helicopters

 

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Bắc cầu qua suối

An American soldier enters a Vietcong tunnel during the liberation of Khe Sanh by the First U.S. Airborne Cavalry Division

 

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Thớt quá hay. Vodka cụ

 

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uầy, cảm ơn cụ đã chia sẻ tư liệu quý hiếm!

 

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07 Apr 1968, Khe Sanh, Vietnam --- An American soldier prepares to enter a Vietcong tunnel during the liberation of Khe Sanh by the First U.S. Airborne Cavalry Division

Hố vôi để nhấy

 

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KHE SANH

07 Apr 1968, Khe Sanh, Vietnam --- Soldiers in Khe Sanh meeting backup troops during the liberation of Khe Sanh by the First U.S. Airborne Cavalry Division

 

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Cạo đầu

 

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Canh gác

10 Mar 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- French Defeat Recalled. Khe Sanh, South Vietnam: The siege of the Marine fortress at Khe Sanh (bottom) recalls the similar position of the French Army at Dien Bien Phu in 1954 (top, in photo from files), when Communist Viet Minh forces scored the decisive victory of the French Indochina War. There are similarities in terrain and methods of siege, and the same man -- Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap -- is directing the Communist forces. Some observers see additional significance in the fact that the 14th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu attack, March 13th, is rapidly approaching.

 

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11 Mar 1968, Khe Sanh, Vietnam --- U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport plane, its engines still running, pauses to unload supplies for U.S. Marines based three. Hole (foreground) torn into the aluminum runway matting resulted from an enemy mortar round

 

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A US soldier, serving in Vietnam, carries a wounded comrade down "Hill Timothy

American Army in action against Vietcong from Hill Timothy.

 

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Di chuyển pháo

4/11/1968-Near Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- Medics treat wounded South Vietnamese airborne troops, as they wait to be evacuated from atop Hill 552 during Operation Pegasus

 

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