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Photograph P02322.005 Period 1960-1969Bien Hoa province, Vietnam, c. 1968-05-26. Access gate to Fire Support Base (FSB) Balmoral which was blown up by North Vietnamese Army (NVA) troops of the People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) during their

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Bien Hoa province, Vietnam, 1968-05-28. Photograph likely taken at Bau Hang, following the battle at Fire Support Base Balmoral. The dead bodies of about nine North Vietnamese Army (NVA) soldiers of the People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) lie sprawled in and beside a bomb crater; the craters at FSB Balmoral were created by bombs, previously dropped by a United States Air Force (USAF) B52 bomber.
Bien Hoa province, Vietnam, c. 1968-05-26. Access gate to Fire Support Base (FSB) Balmoral which was blown up by North Vietnamese Army (NVA) troops of the People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) during their

An aerial view, taken over Bau Hang from a 9 Squadron helicopter, of Fire Support Base (FSB) Balmoral the morning after one of the two North Vietnamese Army (NVA) attacks on the 28th May, 1968. In th

Overlooking the battle field and slightly left of sandbagged gun pit on Fire Support Base Balmoral, in the middle is a D3 bulldozer backfilling a B52 crater containing 42 North Vietnamese Army (NVA)

Bien Hoa province, Vietnam, 1968-06-02. A North Vietnamese Army (NVA) soldier of the People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) lies curled up on the ground in a mud-spattered uniform after being discovered shel

Bien Hoa province, Vietnam, 1968-06-02. A North Vietnamese Army (NVA) soldier of the People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) sits on the ground in a mud-spattered uniform after being discovered sheltering in

Fire Support Base Coral, Bien Hoa Province, Vietnam, 13 May 1968. A member of the 1st Division Intelligence Unit, Royal Australian Army Intelligence Corps searches the dead bodies of several North Vie