Soldiers at the Mine Warfare School in Vietnam are shown examining and studying various mines and booby traps commonly used by the Viet Cong. This educational facility, operated by the First Division, aims to train military personnel in identifying and neutralizing these dangerous hazards on the battlefield.

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