A Navy Corpsman provides emergency first-aid to a wounded Marine during Operation Scout in February 1968. This photograph, taken by Mr. R. J. DelVecchio, shows the medical assistance provided by US personnel during the Vietnam War. The injured Marine's unit, Charlie Company, 1/7, is headquarters in Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC) Vietnam. This is an official US Marine Corps photo, with the reference number USMC #A708082.

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