Marines from the 2/7 battalion board Amtrars (amphibious landing vehicles) before crossing a river during Operation Pitt, located 10 miles northwest of DaNang, Vietnam. This photo was taken by Corporal Davenport on December 13, 1967, and is part of the 1st Marine Division's Vietnam war activities.

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Marines from the 2/7 battalion board Amtrars (amphibious landing vehicles) before crossing a river during Operation Pitt, located 10 miles northwest of DaNang, Vietnam. This photo was taken by Corporal Davenport on December 13, 1967, and is part of the 1st Marine Division's Vietnam war activities.

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