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US Marine carries a captured rocket found at a deserted North Vietnamese Army position west of Cam Lo during the Vietnam War. Date: March 19, 1967. Photo by Sgt. Shaw, part of the Third Marine Division. Stock Photo
RM2TA35HD–US Marine carries a captured rocket found at a deserted North Vietnamese Army position west of Cam Lo during the Vietnam War. Date: March 19, 1967. Photo by Sgt. Shaw, part of the Third Marine Division.
The Paris Peace Accords of January 1973 officially marked the end of the U.S. military operations in Vietnam. At Christmas of 1972, the Air Force had still engaged in around 2,000 air raids bombing Hanoi and Haiphong in North Vietnam and caused massive damage. In early 1973 in the 'Operation Homecoming', 562 U.S.-POWs (Prisoners of War) were released from North Vietnam into the United States. The image shows a red flag blowing in the wind at a light flak position of the Vietnamese People's Army in Kham Thien, a part of Hanoi in North Vietnam, photographed in March 1973. Photo: Werner Schulze Stock Photo
RMEG6XW4–The Paris Peace Accords of January 1973 officially marked the end of the U.S. military operations in Vietnam. At Christmas of 1972, the Air Force had still engaged in around 2,000 air raids bombing Hanoi and Haiphong in North Vietnam and caused massive damage. In early 1973 in the 'Operation Homecoming', 562 U.S.-POWs (Prisoners of War) were released from North Vietnam into the United States. The image shows a red flag blowing in the wind at a light flak position of the Vietnamese People's Army in Kham Thien, a part of Hanoi in North Vietnam, photographed in March 1973. Photo: Werner Schulze
A 102mm rocket launcher found in a deserted North Vietnamese Army position in the Thon Khe Chua area west of Cam Lo. Captured on March 19, 1967, this photograph was taken by Sgt. Shaw, documenting the military activities during the Vietnam War. (Source: Defense Department, Marine Corps) Stock Photo
RM2TA2JP3–A 102mm rocket launcher found in a deserted North Vietnamese Army position in the Thon Khe Chua area west of Cam Lo. Captured on March 19, 1967, this photograph was taken by Sgt. Shaw, documenting the military activities during the Vietnam War. (Source: Defense Department, Marine Corps)
A Marine with the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, throws a grenade towards a suspected North Vietnamese Army position while another squad member stands guard during Operation Saline II in Quang Tri Province on March 12, 1968. This historical photograph captures a moment of combat during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo
RM2TA2FX0–A Marine with the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, throws a grenade towards a suspected North Vietnamese Army position while another squad member stands guard during Operation Saline II in Quang Tri Province on March 12, 1968. This historical photograph captures a moment of combat during the Vietnam War.
An A-4 Skyhawk attack jet performs an air strike on a North Vietnamese Army position near Khe Sanh on May 7, 1967. This image captures the crucial air support provided by the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, which accounted for 75 percent of the enemy kills during recent action on Hill 881 South and North. Stock Photo
RM2TA3004–An A-4 Skyhawk attack jet performs an air strike on a North Vietnamese Army position near Khe Sanh on May 7, 1967. This image captures the crucial air support provided by the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, which accounted for 75 percent of the enemy kills during recent action on Hill 881 South and North.
Marines setting up a 60mm mortar position on a mountain side and firing at North Vietnamese Army positions during a search-and-clear mission in Vietnam. Photograph taken by LCpl Brusch on March 17, 1968. The image was captured as part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection. Stock Photo
RM2TA2H3H–Marines setting up a 60mm mortar position on a mountain side and firing at North Vietnamese Army positions during a search-and-clear mission in Vietnam. Photograph taken by LCpl Brusch on March 17, 1968. The image was captured as part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection.
A Marine tank moves out of position during a mortar attack by the North Vietnamese Army while on Operation Thor-Phase II just south of the Demilitarized Zone, Vietnam. The photograph was taken on July 6, 1968, by McCullough. It is a negative with the label GVB-333 and is part of the Defense Department's collection. Stock Photo
RM2TA362M–A Marine tank moves out of position during a mortar attack by the North Vietnamese Army while on Operation Thor-Phase II just south of the Demilitarized Zone, Vietnam. The photograph was taken on July 6, 1968, by McCullough. It is a negative with the label GVB-333 and is part of the Defense Department's collection.
Marines from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, approach North Vietnamese Army foxholes during Operation Prairie I on September 18, 1966. They are en route to the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines' location. This photograph was taken by Corporal Namory and is part of the American military activities documented during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo
RM2TA3EW9–Marines from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, approach North Vietnamese Army foxholes during Operation Prairie I on September 18, 1966. They are en route to the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines' location. This photograph was taken by Corporal Namory and is part of the American military activities documented during the Vietnam War.
Caption: Leatherneck marines from the Ninth Marines Division wait patiently during a rocket and artillery attack on the Con Thien outpost, carried out by the North Vietnamese Army in late 1967. This photograph captures the tense atmosphere and the resilience of American soldiers during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo
RM2TA29GD–Caption: Leatherneck marines from the Ninth Marines Division wait patiently during a rocket and artillery attack on the Con Thien outpost, carried out by the North Vietnamese Army in late 1967. This photograph captures the tense atmosphere and the resilience of American soldiers during the Vietnam War.
Corporal K. Philpot of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, Seventh Marines in the 1st Marine Division is seen on March 18, 1968, on high alert in his bunker within Vietnam. Keeping an eye out for any potential movement from the North Vietnamese Army, this image was captured by LCpl (Lance Corporal) Brusch. Photo ID: 1364 1D-1-77-68. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps) Reference: A371427 127. GVB-88. Stock Photo
RM2TA274D–Corporal K. Philpot of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, Seventh Marines in the 1st Marine Division is seen on March 18, 1968, on high alert in his bunker within Vietnam. Keeping an eye out for any potential movement from the North Vietnamese Army, this image was captured by LCpl (Lance Corporal) Brusch. Photo ID: 1364 1D-1-77-68. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps) Reference: A371427 127. GVB-88.
Sergeant J.S. Ryan captured this photograph in February 1968 at Khe Sanh, during the Vietnam War. The image shows forward observers from the 3rd Marine Division attempting to locate North Vietnamese Army mortar positions from the front lines. The photograph is part of the Defense Department's collection from that time. Stock Photo
RM2TA26WT–Sergeant J.S. Ryan captured this photograph in February 1968 at Khe Sanh, during the Vietnam War. The image shows forward observers from the 3rd Marine Division attempting to locate North Vietnamese Army mortar positions from the front lines. The photograph is part of the Defense Department's collection from that time.
In this photograph, taken in 1966 during the Vietnam War, a Navy hospital Corpsman and a young Marine from the 9th Marines are seen examining a captured 122mm howitzer. This was the largest enemy gun captured in South Vietnam, with the North Vietnamese soldiers attempting to reposition it to face down the Ashau Valley. However, US Marines intervened during Operation Dewey Canyon, preventing the completion of the repositioning and forcing the enemy to spike the gun before retreating. This image is from the Defense Department (Marine Corps). Stock Photo
RM2TA3K5T–In this photograph, taken in 1966 during the Vietnam War, a Navy hospital Corpsman and a young Marine from the 9th Marines are seen examining a captured 122mm howitzer. This was the largest enemy gun captured in South Vietnam, with the North Vietnamese soldiers attempting to reposition it to face down the Ashau Valley. However, US Marines intervened during Operation Dewey Canyon, preventing the completion of the repositioning and forcing the enemy to spike the gun before retreating. This image is from the Defense Department (Marine Corps).
Leatherneck fire team providing fire support to a comrade as he throws a grenade into a suspected NVA position during Operation Saline II in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. Photograph taken on March 12, 1968 by Cpl Brown, Defense Department Photo, Marine Corps. Stock Photo
RM2TA27CW–Leatherneck fire team providing fire support to a comrade as he throws a grenade into a suspected NVA position during Operation Saline II in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. Photograph taken on March 12, 1968 by Cpl Brown, Defense Department Photo, Marine Corps.
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