RM2TA3GT1–'Gen Leonard F Chapman visiting Thuong Thon village in Vietnam. He is welcomed by the village chief while visiting Combined Action Platoon 2-1-6, where Marines were stationed. The Commandant of the Marine Corps, General L.F. Chapman, made this visit on August 6, 1968, during the Vietnam War. (HARINE CORPS) mis A191832'
RM2TA2R2E–Marine, Richard R. Thomas, directs the landing of a resupply helicopter at Con Thien, Vietnam in 1966. The location is approximately 8 miles south of the Demilitarized Zone and has since been turned over to the Vietnamese Marines by Third Battalion, Fourth Marine Regiment. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (HARINE CORPS) fhm A191084.
RM2TA30AF–General Wallace M. Greene, Jr., Comandant of the Harine Corps, speaking with a Vietnamese interpreter during his visit to Marine field units in the Danang, Chu Lai, and Phu Bai sectors in 1966. This photograph was taken by Sgt. Bill Weih and is part of the Defense Department's collection during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA29WR–A Marine of I Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines, retrieves suspected Viet Cong personnel during Operation Chinook in Co Bi Thanh Tan Province, Vietnam, on December 20, 1966. This photograph was taken by LCpl. Axelrod and is a part of the Defence Department's collection (HARINE CORPS) A188091.
RM2TA2KCY–Marine Lance Corporal Larry Howard disassembles a .50 caliber machinegun for cleaning, while Lance Corporal Jeff Hurst watches in Gun Section, Heavy Platoon, Truck Company, Fores Logistic Command in Vietnam. This photo is part of the DEFENSE DEPT. PROTO (HARINE CORPS) collection with the reference number A194703 127 GVB-239.
RM2TA2N2X–US Marines PFC Richard A. Parris and HM3 David E. Boyd, assigned to A Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Marines, are pictured eating rice with Vietnamese Popular Forces near Monge Hong, located 21 miles south of Danang in Vietnam. The photograph was taken on March 30, 1970 by Sgt P. J. Labrecque and is part of the Defense Department's collection (HARINE CORPS).
RM2TA3MEC–A Marine soldier in Vietnam wearing 'IN' socks, made of 100% Nylon for maximum comfort. These socks have elastic woven in the material, ensuring a perfect fit that won't slip. They are quick-drying, ideal for walking through rivers. The cushioned sole absorbs sweat and provides comfort during long patrols. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (HARINE CORPS) A372640 pd 127 GVB.
RM2TA2Y6E–Mechanics from the 1st 8-inch Howitzer Battery utilizing a retriever crane to install a new engine in one of their howitzers. The engine is responsible for powering the hydraulic system, enabling the gun to fire and facilitating movement of the tracked howitzer to new locations. This photo was taken on September 3, 1968, during the Vietnam War. The photograph is a 35mm negative taken by Cpl R. I. Brumfield and is credited to the Defense Department. (HARINE CORPS) A192338 mis.
RM2TA3NDJ–Vietnamese villagers in Hoa Khanh mix mud to create bricks for the construction of a new village school sponsored by the 1stMAW (1st Marine Aircraft Wing) during the Vietnamese Civilian Life in May 1966. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (HARINE CORPS) fhm A421719 127 GVB-372.
RM2TA2P7H–'Water buffalo being introduced to the Eru resettlement village in the Cau Valley during the Vietnam War. The Twenty-Sixth Marines purchased sixteen water buffalo and cattle as a gesture of friendship to the Bru people, whom they protected from communist threats at Khe Sanh. (HARINE CORPS) 4191945 mis 127 GVB-44'
RM2TA2J50–'Marines from 'D' Battery, 2nd Battalion, Twelfth Marines, fire a 105mm howitzer in the rain at Con Thien on October 1, 1967. The artillery support was provided to ground troops from III Marine Amphibious Force. This photograph was taken by Sgt Ryan Harines. Defense Department photo (Harine Corps).'
RM2TA3RK5–US Marine being evacuated by helicopter for medical treatment during Operation Texas in Vietnam, on March 23, 1966. This photo captures the importance of helicopters for medical evacuation, saving numerous lives since the arrival of Marines in Vietnam. Casualties were light in this particular operation. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (HARINE CORPS) A186817 W 127 GVB-25/
RM2TA2KGJ–Vietnamese soldiers demonstrate ladder extraction at the Battalion Command Post of 1st Recon Battalion, located 3 miles west of Da Nang, Vietnam on May 20, 1970. The photo captures a military operation during the Vietnam War as helicopters are used to extract and insert troops. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (HARINE CORPS) mis A373164 127 GVB-03.
RM2TA26MB–Marine Corps member Harine conducts an English class for Vietnamese students at a school located seven miles south of Da Nang in July 1967. This image is part of a collection documenting various American military activities during the Vietnam War. Defense Department photo ID A370200, 1stMarliv Vietnam.
RM2TA274R–Aerial view of the terrain in the Rock Pile area in Vietnam, taken on December 20, 1966. The photograph shows the 3rd Marines conducting a search and destroy mission as part of Operation Prairie. This image was captured by GySgt. Manning and belongs to the ICE Department of the Marine Corps.
RM2TA2XNK–General Leonard F. Chapman, Jr., the Commandant of the Marine Corps, visits Baldy Combat Base on January 16, 1971. He is seen talking with officers and officials during this visit to the 1st Marine Division. This photograph was taken by the Defense Department and is part of the Vietnam War archives.
RM2TA2DD9–'May 1965: Composite image of activities at Chu Lai airfield in Vietnam. The photo shows the first day of mat laying and hat laying at the 3rd Marine Division base. Additionally, the SATS system installation can be seen in progress. This image is from Defense Department's Marine Corps archives (A184316 rum 127).'
RM2TA3C9X–A six-room school was built in the village of Hoa Krang outside of Da Nang, Vietnam in 1967. Funding for the project came from the Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund for Vietnam. The school was constructed by the villagers with the assistance of the 7th Engineers, 1stMarDiv. It was intended to provide education for 360 Vietnamese children.
RM2TA3RWD–Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton in California, April 29, 1975. They were visited by Claudia Cardinale, Nguyen Cao Ky, Rosemary Clooney, and Betty Ford. The photo shows the refugees starting to perform household chores after their arrival at the camp. This image is a Defense Department photo taken by LCpl. C.M. Parrish, Jr. (Marine Corps).
RM2TA308B–Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, listens to Marines from Supply Battalion, 1st Force Service Regiment, as they explain the repair procedures of M-16 rifles at the M-16 plant during the Vietnam War. April 29, 1968. (Photographer: W. A. Jackson).
RM2TA2TTT–Marines from Company 'B', 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment conducting a search and clear operation ten miles northwest of Danang Air Base on June 27, 1965. The photo, taken by LCpl L.D. Hartsock, shows American military activities during the Vietnam War. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps).
RM2TA280N–Marine Corps sniper, TCpl. James B. McDonald, attached to the 2nd Plt. 'L' Co. 3rd En. 7th Marine Regiment, poses during Operation DeSoto in Vietnam on February 21, 1967. McDonald is seen in this photograph taken by PFC W.A. Porter, showcasing the snipers' role and training during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA2758–Col. Richard L. Michael from Annandale, Virginia, is presented with the Legion of Merit by Maj. Gen. Raymond G. Davis, the Commanding General of the 3rd Marine Division, during a ceremony in Vietnam. Col. Michael earned the award for his role as the Senior Marine Corps Advisor to the Vietnamese Marine Corps.
RM2TA3AWM–Marines and local Vietnamese people captured gear, including food, flags, and supplies, on January 15, 1966 during Operation KALLARD in Vietnam. The items were originally taken by the Viet Cong as payment for taxes imposed on local villagers. This photograph was taken by H.C. Wolford as part of Operation 'RICE.' Defense Department photo, Marine Corps. A186548.
RM2TA2J5H–A-6 Intruder Aircraft taking off from Marine Corps Air Station Cha Lat. The aircraft, from Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron-533, is loaded with a 2000-pound bomb. It was on a support mission for Operation Swift, approximately 25 miles south of Da Hang. Photographed on September 15, 1967 by SSgt Gary Thomas.
RM2TA26YX–Caption: 'Captain Paul F. Lessard presents an RPG-2 to General Wallace H. Greene, Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, during a visit by CIC officials to the 3rd Tank Battalion in January 1967. The photograph captures a significant moment during the Vietnam War.'
RM2TA3KNK–LCpl L. A. Thibault, 21, of Rochester, N.Y., a member of the 3rd Squadron, 2nd Platoon, 'L' Company, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines, is captured in this photograph taken on June 19, 1970 during a reconnaissance mission in Vietnam. The image showcases the everyday experiences of American military activities during the Vietnam War. (Defense Dept. Photo, Marine Corps)
RM2TA3KAF–An F-4 Phantom aircraft landing at Chu Lai Air Base, Vietnam, on December 28, 1968, after completing a mission. This photograph, taken by Marine Corps photographer C.M. Hoar, captures the moment as the aircraft touches down on the runway.
RM2TA38PP–Marines assist in the loading of food and belongings belonging to Vietnamese refugees during Operation 'Cortes' on December 11, 1966. This photograph was taken by Sgt. G. R. Gepard and was part of the documentation of American military activities during the Vietnam War. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) Shu A168312.
RM2TA39KD–Lance Corporal Edvard Kaquatosh repairs various vehicles at Motor Transport Maintenance Company, Maintenance Battalion, Force Logistic Command in Vietnam during the war. He is experienced in dealing with dirt and grease, working in the automotive shop which undertakes third and fourth echelon maintenance on all Marine Corps vehicles. This photo was taken by the Defense Department. (Image: 239 - Maintenance 1-278-71 FLC Vietnam 36mm Negative)
RM2TA3NXF–General Wallace M. Greene, Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, inspects a formation of Marines wearing jungle uniforms and combat gear. The unit pictured is part of the III Amphibious Force deployed in Vietnam. Date: January 7, 1966. Photograph taken by Sgt. Bill Weih, Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps) A186680.
RM2TA3G1K–Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, Sergeant Major Herbert J. Sweet, interacts with Marines of Combined Action Group-2 School during a visit to the Da Nang site in Vietnam on August 6, 1968. The photo captures a moment of conversation and camaraderie. (Credit: SSgt Collett, US Marine Corps - A191838)
RM2TA2C83–Vietnamese Ranger Battalion Commanding Officer Colonel NHON (L) and Brigadier General Edward J. Miller, Commanding General, 9th Marine Aphibious Battalion (2nd from right), along with Colonel Dionisoppollos, Marine Corps representative to staff of Admiral Holloway, are discussing operation Lon Son-72 at the Naval Base at CamNos on September 8, 1972. This photograph captures a moment of military strategizing during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA32CY–Colonel R.E. Thompson, commander of the 4th Marine Regiment, inspects a cache of enemy weapons found by marines during Operation 'Shawnee' northwest of Hue in 1967. The cache included 47 weapons, 6 rocket rounds, and 7,000 rounds of small arms ammunition. Defense Department photo taken by the Marine Corps. Identification number: GVB-68 30-1-753-67, Photo by Pfc. Wergo
RM2TA2XW6–'General Wallace M. Greene, Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, oversees a Navy hospital corpsman from the 3rd Marine Regiment as he cares for a young Vietnamese girl in Le My Village, near Danang, during the war in January 1966.'
RM2TA29N5–'Gen. Donn J. Robertson of the First Marine Division speaks at the Guadalcanal memorial anniversary on August 15, 1967. Gen. Wallace Greene, Jr. can be seen in the background. This photo is taken by ICpl C.D. Thomas and is part of the Defense Department archive (Marine Corps). #VietnamWar #MilitaryActivities'
RM2TA2F39–Lt. Gen. Lewis W. Walt, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, visits Quang Tin Province in Vietnam on November 2, 1970. He is seen speaking with the Senior Advisor of the province as part of his duties. This photograph is an official Defense Department photo taken by the Marine Corps.
RM2TA3KB7–Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-265 conducts search and clear mission in Vietnam, June 25, 1967. CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters are seen above, while Marines, identified as Harinas, are running from the helicopters in elephant grass. The mission took place southwest of Khe Sanh. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) #A421678.
RM2TA2XNX–Marine Corps gunner in a new CH-46 helicopter during Operation TEXAS. The photograph was taken in 1966 during the Vietnam War. The CH-46 was a widely used transport helicopter by the Marines in Vietnam. This image showcases the military activities and equipment utilized during the conflict.
RM2TA2K6B–Harine Pre R. W. MoKoover and Pfe C. W. Gray are seen washing 105mm shell casings as part of the Harine Force Logistic Command's salvaging program in Vietnam. The casings are later sent back to the United States and melted down by commercial firms to be recast into new ammunition.
RM2TA34HG–Marine soldier pulling nails from his boot after stepping on a punji trap during a sweep with F Company, 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, on January 8, 1966, in Vietnam. The punji liners on his jungle boots successfully stopped the nails from penetrating the soles. Defense Department photo (Marine Corps) A186460.
RM2TA2G5K–Marine Private First Class Floyd G. Bamant pointing to signs at the III Marine Amphibious Force's Transient Facility, Vietnam. These signs provide information on procedures for out-going personnel, including checking with sick bay, liaising with unit, and processing PCS (Permanent Change of Station) orders. Photographed by Sgt. Al Wiegand. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) A800010.
RM2TA3M4E–Image caption: Lt Gen Lewis W. Walt conducts a farewell tour during the Vietnam War. The Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps visited Free World Forces, Vietnamese military, and civilian officials as well as 1st Marine Division units in the 1st Military Region. This image was taken on November 2, 1970, by Sgt Ray L. Henge. #VietnamWar #MilitaryLeadership #MarineCorps
RM2TA3C4W–Lance Corporal Dana L. Davis of the Marine Corps is seen making final adjustments on a typewriter brought in for repair in the Office Machine Repair section of the Electronic Maintenance Platoon. This platoon belongs to Headquarters and Service Company of the Maintenance Battalion, Force Logistic Command during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3DTH–'US Marine, Lt. Dermott Harine from Mike 3/4, captures a photograph during Operation Hickory on May 19, 1967. The operation was conducted by the 3rd Marine Division in the DMZ, overlooking the Song Ben Hal into North Vietnam. The photo shows a Marine on surveillance duty as part of a search and destroy mission against the NVA in the DMZ. Department of Defense photo taken by Lt. Harine.'
RM2TA3MCH–Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is greeted by Colonel Ferrel, Commanding Officer of Marine Aircraft Group-12, upon his arrival at Marine Corps Air Base Chu Lai. Humphrey visited Marine Corps outposts in the I Corps area on November 1, 1967, during his brief visit to Vietnam. Photograph by SSgt Gary Thomas. Defense Department photo.
RM2TA2EW8–Major General B.A. Hochmuth, 3rd Marine Division commanding general, pins the Silver Star Medal on Captain Donald Festa during a ceremony at Phu Bad Harine combat base on August 25, 1967. Captain Festa received the decoration for heroism while serving as commanding officer of 'A' Co., Ninth Marine Regiment. The photograph is from the Defense Department.
RM2TA3R77–A collection of captured Chinese Communist weapons, including a Type 53 82mm mortar, is laid out for inspection in Vietnam. These weapons were taken by American forces, specifically the III Marine Amphibious Force, during military operations in 1969. The photograph was taken by Sgt. Messenger and is a 2% negative. Authentic Defense Department photo labeled A194599.
RM2TA3GRW–Marines of 'B' Company, 1st Battalion, Fourth Marines, and the tanks of the 3rd Tank Battalion cooperate during Operation Hickory on July 15, 1967. The photograph was taken by LCpl Torbush and is part of the 3rd Marine Division's activities in Vietnam. It is an official Defense Department photo.
RM2TA294X–Captain Harold F. Pyle receives the Distinguished Flying Cross from Lieutenant Colonel Ernest C. Cheathan during a ceremony on May 30, 1968. The ceremony took place in XID-3-151-68 latMarDiv Tetnan and was captured in a 35mm negative photograph. The photograph was taken by Sergeant Dickian and is from the Defense Department's collection.
RM2TA2R1R–General J. F. Collins, President of the American Red Cross, and Vice President R. C. Levis touring the 95th Evac Hospital in Vietnam. The photo was taken on January 26, 1970, by SSgt H. A. Magness, an official Defense Department photographer.
RM2TA2EGN–Marines at a Freedom H11 Library near Da Nang, Vietnam, selecting books through Operation Paperback, a program that aims to provide reading material for troops. This program has sent over 300,000 paperbacks to combat Marines in the past two years. Photograph taken on May 9, 1969.
RM2TA3GE4–General Stiles and Colonel Boughton promote Corporal Rateliff to Sergeant during a ceremony in Vietnam. Corporal Ratelif was also awarded the Silver Star with a Combat V for his actions during an operation. The photograph was taken on March 19, 1967, by Cpi R.P. Guzsy from the Defense Department.
RM2TA2THD–Caption: Vietnamese Refugee child receives a Marine Field Jacket at a Refugee camp in MCB Camp Pendleton, CA on May 3, 1975 during the Vietnam War. The image features Claudia Cardinale with refugee officials Nguyen Cao Ky, Rosemary Clooney, and Betty Ford. This photograph depicts American Military activities during the war.
RM2TA2E2E–Hubert Humphrey, Gen William Westmoreland, and Sen Harry F Byrd gather for a meeting in 1967 during the Vietnam War. They discuss military activities, strategies, and plans. This photo captures a moment of high-level decision-making and collaboration among key officials involved in the conflict.
RM2TA3R3G–An ARVN soldier assists a Marine from the 4th Marine Regiment in cutting wood for civic action purposes at the 4th Marine Command Post. This photo was taken on April 21, 1967, by LCpl B.C. Torbush. It is an official photo taken by the Department of Defense.
RM2TA2B5D–Vietnamese children explore the interior of a CH-46 helicopter from H-165 at a military lending site near Rueng Dien during the Vietnam War. The photograph was taken on September 7, 1972, by GySgt. R.E. Prisoler of the 3rd Marine Division at Camp Butler, Oldinawa.
RM2TA2XKH–'May 11, 1969: US Marines from 3rd Shore Party Battalion in Quang Tri, Vietnam, organize a party for Vietnamese children at the 3rd Marine Division Memorial Children's Hospital. The children enjoyed treats like cake and ice cream, as well as cartoon movies. The Marines also participated in activities such as rooster racing and boxing matches with the young patients.'
RM2TA2T36–Private First Class A. D. Bruton and Corporal R. H. Fortune from 'Y' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment, climb a difficult trail during a sweep near De Heng, Vietnam, on February 10, 1967. The photograph was taken by Pfe Thound and is part of a collection depicting American military activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA2WTE–Engineers from the Utilities Section of Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 17 measure and assess the construction site for enlisted quarters at Da Nang Air Base in Vietnam. The new area is being built on higher ground due to drainage issues at the current site. [Caption: Engineers measuring and planning for construction at Da Nang Air Base, Vietnam.]
RM2TA2T1Y–USMC and Vietnamese buildings and bunkers are shown in the photograph. The image captures Dr. Robert G. Long and his ambulatory patients at the Hoa Khanh Children's Hospital near Dalang. Chief Warrant Officer Bob Larson presented a $50 check to the hospital on behalf of the NCO Wives Club at Tyndall Air Force Base. The money will be used to purchase medical supplies.
RM2TA3K4F–Members of 3rd Platoon, D Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Marines are engaged in a firefight on Operation Beacon Hill. Pfc T.J. Manning, a radio operator, and his platoon commander, 2nd Lieutenant Clyde L. Baker, are pictured in the center. Another Marine, Pfc Hondnowsk1, is seen on the right. The photo was taken on March 25, 1967, by Sgt J. L. Blick.
RM2TA3C90–ARVN soldiers and Marines from the 1stMarDiv participate in a flag raising ceremony in La Son Village on September 3, 1970. This joint effort is part of the TANGO-1 Combined Unit Pacification Program (CUPP) aimed at promoting peace and stability in Vietnam. Image captured by Cpl R. F. Rappel.
RM2TA3FT0–'Marines from 'C' Company, First Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment utilize a table to elevate themselves and maintain a stable position while engaging enemy snipers during combat in Vietnam on February 16, 1968. This photograph was taken by Photogs Thompson and is an official Defense Department photo.'
RM2TA2M9W–This photograph captures a somber moment during the Vietnam War. It shows a memorial service taking place at the 1st Recon Battalion, 1st Marine Division on October 20, 1967. The photo is from the Defense Department, taken by Corporal F. P. Speckels.
RM2TA2ABK–A group of marines from the First Medical Battalion provides medical aid to a young villager during a MEDCAP mission to the village of Hoa Thuan, near Chu Lai, Vietnam. Hospital Corpsman Third Class John F. Chetister, 21, from Oregon, Ohio, is seen comforting the patient.
RM2TA36RE–A member of the 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines is seen assisting a Vietnamese civilian during Operation Farzy in Binh Son Providence on March 24, 1967. The photo captures the efforts made by American soldiers to aid local residents during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA2T29–Landing Craft Mechanized (LCM) and Land Craft Utility (LCU) from USS Paul Revere (LPA-248) loaded with South Vietnamese forces preparing to enter the well deck of USS Juneau LPD-10 during joint US and Vietnamese operation Lom Son-72. Guns on the landing craft manned by Marines from the 9th Marine Amphibious Brigade.
RM2TA2KRR–Marines from H Co. 3/7 of 3rd platoon return from an overnight patrol near Due ho during the Vietnam War, on March 13, 1967. The soldiers are seen walking in a staggered column, about 2 miles from their base at 3/7 C.R. EFENSE DERT. EROTO. Photograph taken by Sgt. S.E.Lenin.
RM2TA3CA5–Gunnery Sgt. Arlon B. Rasoy, the Chief instructor of the 3rd Marine Division Senior Non-commissioned Officer School, is seen using training aids during a class at the 3rd Marine Division Headquarters in Dong Ha, Vietnam. This photo was taken in 1968 and is part of the collection of American military activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3GBA–Medical evacuation helicopters arriving at the 'D' Med at Dong Ha during the Vietnam War on June 20, 1967. This photograph captures the reality of American military activities during this time.
RM2TA36AB–'American troops discover a booby trap string during Operation PoSoto in Vietnam. The string is connected to a VC (Viet Cong) grenade and a 5-inch Naval shell, hidden in a paddy field. Photograph taken on March 8, 1967 by Cpl. K.K. McIntosh of Co. F, 2nd En., 7th Marines.'
RM2TA267C–High-ranking military officials attend dedication ceremonies for Camp B.A. Bochmuth in Vietnam on April 4, 1968. The photograph captures the serious and formal atmosphere of the event. [Image caption: Dedication ceremonies held at Camp B.A. Bochmuth in Vietnam, April 1968 (Photo credit: MSgt Armstrong, DEFENSE DEPT.)]
RM2TA3J2J–'Tanks from 'C' Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines, are seen on the move during Phase II of Operation Arcadia in Vietnam on November 14, 1966. This photograph, taken by Pic Clark D. Thomas, captures the military activities of the 1stMarDiv (1st Marine Division) during the Vietnam War.'
RM2TA3P1A–'Captain B.E. Simpson, 3rd Marine Division Photographic Officer, holding the daughter of Mr. Ngo Thanh during a Civil Affairs visit to Tan Toa, Dallang, Vietnam. Mr. Thanh works at the 3rd Division Photo Lab as a maintenance staff. This photo was taken on November 12, 1966, illustrating the interaction between American military personnel and Vietnamese civilians during the Vietnam War.'
RM2TA36W8–A CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter from the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, part of the 26th Marines battalion in Vietnam, offloading supplies during Operation Hickory in May 24, 1967. The photograph shows Marines resupplying their position north of Dong Ha, proving essential support to the military activities in the region.
RM2TA2R1C–'Private First Class Liatama Vacao from 'g' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment, displaying a 15-foot python killed by his unit along Highway 9 in Vietnam. This photograph was taken on April 3, 1968, and belongs to the III MAP Vietnam archive. Image credit: Sgt. Leblanc, US Department of Defense. #VietnamWar #MilitaryActivities'
RM2TA2H29–'Lyndon Johnson and Col P X Kelley with LtGen Lewis W. Walt and Mr. Goffio touring the Vietnamese village of An Trach during a visit to the DaNang area in March 1966. This photograph depicts officers and officials engaged in military activities during the Vietnam War.'
RM2TA3N1P–Marine Corporal Wilbur Tanner undertakes maintenance on a refrigeration unit utilized in mess halls at Force Logistic Command's Camp Jay K. Dooks, during the Vietnam War. Cpl. Tanner is part of the Engineer Platoon, Support Company, Headquarters and Service Battalion, FLC. The photograph was taken by Detachment ET XS Photo (Maine Corps) A194998 127 GVB 239.
RM2TA3A2M–Marine Private First Class James D. Shelton, Jr., a member of the III Harine Amphibious Force, gives candy to young Vietnamese patients at the U.S. Overseas Hission Hospital in Da Nang on December 16, 1968. The occasion was part of 'Operation Histletos,' where the III HAF Marines organized concerts and Christmas parties for hospitals, schools, and orphanages in Da Nang.
RM2TA397Y–Caption: Lieutenant Colonel David D. Powell (right), from Monrovia, Calif., shows a family portrait to his two sons, Cpl. David D. Powell Jr. and 1stlt. Harry L. Powell, during their reunion in Vietnam. The Powell family was last together a year ago during Operation Steel Pike, a training exercise. The three Powells are currently serving with the 3rd Marine Division units near Da Nang. Photograph taken by Sgt John F. Gorak for the Defense Department (Marine Corps) - negative A194487.
RM2TA39XG–Marine infantry with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, supported by M48 tanks, engage Viet Cong forces during Operation Mameluke Thrust on May 20, 1968, 6 miles North of An TEC. This photograph is an official Defense Department image.
RM2TA29TR–Marines from 'T' Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, conducting a sweep during Operation DeSoto south of Chu Lai in Vietnam on February 21, 1967. The photograph shows the marines moving across an open area. (Colorized version available upon request)
RM2TA39RG–US Marines from 'C' Company, 11th Marines, are seen conducting patrols during Operation Chinook on February 22, 1967. The Marines are searching for Viet Cong near a location called 'Stroot Wichcut Joy' in an area approximately 12 miles southwest of Euo. This photograph was taken by Sgt. 2.F.Burch.
RM2TA2W25–Sergeant Micheal Vallejo and Lance Corporal Hawsono from Delta Company, 1st Battalion Marines, 1st Marine Division, are pictured relaxing during a patrol on November 1, 1969. The photo was taken by PPC Rockey Pearson, 6 miles north of An Hos in Vietnam.
RM2TA3844–Marines being transported by CH-46 helicopters from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 161, Marble Mountain Air Facility, during a military operation south of Da Nang, Vietnam. This photograph captures the helicopters coming into Arizons Territory with the 1st Division Marines. Date, source, and identification information included.
RM2TA3FA4–Marine Lieutenant General Rancy W. Buse, Commending General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, and Major General William G. Thresh, Commanding General, Let Marine Aircraft Wing (HAW), watch members of the 1st MAN band execute eyes right while passing in review as part of an honor guard for Lieutenant General Buse. This event took place prior to his departure from Vietnam. Lieutenant General Buse is set to retire on June 30. Digital image taken by Sgt Ronald V. Haskins, sourced from MAM Vietnam 35mm Negative Collection.
RM2TA2MKN–Marine helicopter crews and ground troops provide assistance to Vietnamese refugees during a Marine operation against the Viet Cong. The CH-46A 'Sea Knight' helicopter shown here transported 15 disabled villagers to safety. Many other refugees fled the Viet Cong infested area southwest of Da Nang on December 2, 1966.
RM2TA2WE7–'United States Marines from Lomas Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Regiment, assist a Vietnamese family in picking up spilled rice after the Viet Cong dumped it in the sand during Operation Mallard. In the photograph taken on January 12, 1966, the moment captures the distress of the family and the efforts of the Marines to help them before searching for the Viet Cong.'
RM2TA2PJM–Lance Corporal Clifford D. Branham of the 1st Marine Division is seen repelling from a CH-46 helicopter during a demonstration at the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion Command Post in Danang, Vietnam on November 9, 1970. This image captures a moment of extraction and insertion by helicopter during the Vietnam War. Photo by Sgt. I. Drangoole.
RM2TA3CAN–Major General Lewis W. Walt and General Nguyen Chanh Thi discuss the opening of Chu Lai 'New Life' hamlet in Vietnam. The photo, taken on September 2, 1965, features officials including Robert McNamara, Richard Nixon, and Billy Graham.
RM2TA2FEY–Marine Lieutenant Colonel Ronald L. Townsend, commanding officer of Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 255, climbs down from his A-6 Intruder jet after leading his squadron on a trans-Pacific flight from California to Da Nang. The photo was taken by SSgt. Bill Risher during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA2PDB–Lieutenant CJ O'Neill Jr., a naval flight surgeon of Marine Fighter-Attack Squadron 122, checks his plane with pilot Lieutenant Colonel John M. Verdi on July 9, 1968. O'Neill, also known as the 'Mach Doc,' has recently completed his 101st combat mission. This image was taken by MSgt Golden Pase of the US Department of Defense.
RM2TA3HW2–'Marine Lance Corporal Charles A. Riggens and members of Edison, New Jersey VFW Post #3117 assist a young Vietnamese lady to select clothing. This gesture was part of the humanitarian efforts during the Vietnam War, coordinated by the U.S. military to improve civilian lives in Vietnam. May 27, 1968.'
RM2TA3P6D–U.S. Marines conducting a patrol in the village of Than Hai during Operation APACHE in the Phu Duoc area of Vietnam on June 12, 1966. The photo was taken by Pfe. Horman Harines of B Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division.
RM2TA2K2B–A CH-53 helicopter from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463 is seen preparing to drop an external load of ammunition to Battery G, 3rd Battalion, 11th Marines at Fire Support Base Defiance. This operation was part of Operation Pickens Forest, during which the 11th Marines provided artillery support for the 1st Marine Division. Photograph taken by Sgt Ronald V. Hawkins.
RM2TA2NKA–Members of the 1st Marine Division and engineers from the South Vietnamese Army collaborate to rebuild an irrigation dam that was damaged by heavy rains. A 1st Marine Aircraft Wing CH-53 Sea Stallion transport helicopter, carrying an external load of telephone poles, is guided by a Marine to a clearing west of Da Nang for the reconstruction project. The dam controls irrigation water for approximately 5,000 acres of rice-growing farmland.
RM2TA2CCF–A Marine soldier navigates through a rice paddy dike near An Hoe, Vietnam. The image showcases the challenging terrain and conditions faced by the American military during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA39RH–ROK Marines provide aid to Gunnery Sergeant J. Sanchez who was injured by automatic weapons fire during a military operation in Vietnam on September 12, 1967. The photograph, taken by Sgt Ryan HM3 E Mendoza, captures the moment when the Republic of Korea Marine Corpsman rushes to assist.
RM2TA2TD0–February 16, 1968: Vietnamese refugees stop at a roadblock to talk to American Marines during the Vietnam War. This image shows the interaction between military personnel and civilians during a turbulent time in Vietnam. It reflects the efforts made by American forces to engage with and support the local population affected by the conflict.
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