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B-52
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The Last Helicopter out of Saigon before it finally fell to the NVA
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whole line of PBR’s at a dock
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PBR
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M-112-2 alongside the USS Colleton (APB 36) in 1968, Photo by PHC Dan Dodd, and courtesy Albert Moore and the MRFA.
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Helmets, rifles and jungle boots tell a grim tale of the action fought by the 1st Brigade, 101st airborne paratroopers in Operation Wheeler near Chu Lai. This battlefield memorial honors the soldiers killed during the offensive between September 11th and November 25th, 1967.
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The charred remains of a Viet Cong soldier lie amid rubble in street where a U.S. Marine stands on the alert for further confrontations with Communist forces. Hue, South Vietnam, February 17, 1968.
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The pilot of a US Cobra helicopter at Dau Tieng Vietnam, 1969. The stickers on his helmet read: “Bomb Saigon Now” - “Bomb Hanoi Now” - “Bomb Disneyland Now” - “Bomb Everything”.
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An U.S. soldier looks up in the sky for the helicopter which is supposed to evac his troops from a hot LZ.
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A U.S. Navy Seal Team One member, his face camouflaged with colored grease paint, watches patiently for any sign of enemy activity during a search and destroy operation in one of the Mekong Delta’s swamp jungles, 1968.
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Monk Burning Himself in the streets on Saigon
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South Vietnamese National Police Chief Brig Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan executes a Viet Cong officer with a single pistol shot in the head in Saigon, Vietnam on Feb. 1, 1968. The photo, by photojournalist Eddie Adams, became one of the Vietnam’s War’s most indelible images, winning a Pultizer Prize in 1969
Images and Videos of one of the least popular wars the United States ever conducted... All for the protection of its allies from the Communists invaders. Greatness and Evil has come from this conflict as well as many lessons learned by both sides fighting it.
