P01975.025
Photograph P01975.025 Vietnam, 1962-1975Da Nang, Vietnam. 1965. Blindfolded Viet Cong captured by the Vietnamese Army (ARVN) sit in the rear section of a US Army truck inside a large hangar.
P00453.020 Accession Number: P00453.020
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BO JA MAP, VIETNAM, 1965. DURING A MISSION TO EVACUATE UNITED STATES AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE (ARVN) ARMIES. THE AIRCRAFT WAS FIRED ON BY THE VIET CONG AS IT APPROACHED. THE ALLIED TROOPS BURNT THEIR VEHICLES BEFORE THEY EVACUATED AND THEY CAN BE SEEN ON FIRE IN THE BACKGROUND . THE ALLIED TROOPS HAD TO SUPRESS THE VIET CONG FIRE BEFORE THE AIRCRAFT COULD LEAVE
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P00453.020
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Photograph
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Negative
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Colour: Black & white
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Whole
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1
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Conflicts
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