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RMD6P6XE–Members of the 82nd Airborne Division write letters while taking a break on a ridge during the Invasion of Grenada, codenamed Operation Urgent Fury October 28, 1983 in Point Salines Airfield, Grenada. The invasion began on October 25, 1983 and was the first major military action by the United States since the end of the Vietnam War.
RMC986WD–US GIs soldiers taking a rest during vietnam war infantry resting rice paddy sitting m-16 rifles trail agriculture nam break
RMCWCC5F–Vietnam War. Soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division, take a break from jungle fighting east of Tam Ky, the capital city of
RM2TA2BEW–Marine Corps personnel take a break and enjoy a meal during their deployment in August 1967 in Vietnam. This photograph captures a candid moment of soldiers refueling and sustaining themselves amidst the demanding conditions of the war.
RMD6P4P5–US 82nd Airborne Division soldiers use their rifle butts to break into a car to check for bombs during the Invasion of Grenada, codenamed Operation Urgent Fury October 25, 1983 in St Georges, Grenada. The invasion began on October 25, 1983 and was the first major military action by the United States since the end of the Vietnam War.
RM2WX19FH–Vietnam War: Members of Companies B and D, 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry, Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, take a break from jungle fighting east of Tam Ky ca. 1969
RMCP4D2T–Vietnam War. Soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division, take a break from jungle fighting east of Tam Ky, the capital city of
RMHEMGXP–KILLEEN, Texas -- Vietnam veteran Dennis Montoya, who served combat tours in 1967 and 1968 as a specialist for Company D, 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, takes a break during the third reunion of Vietnam Veterans from 'The D 1-5' on April 17, 2013. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Ken Scar, 7th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment) 1st Bn., 5th Cav. soldiers host their Vietnam-era brothers on Fort Hood 130417-A-ZU930-028
RMCWCC2D–Vietnam War. Soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division drink from their canteens during a break in their patrol operations in Duc
RM2TA294M–American soldiers in Vietnam taking a mail break during Operation Taylor Common. Second Lieutenant James Rigoulot, a platoon commander with the 3rd Marine Regiment, is seen reading mail from home near An Hoa, south of Da Nang. This image captures the soldiers seeking connection with loved ones amid the intensity of war.
RM2WXKM8T–Vietnam War: Members of Companies B and D, 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry, Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, take a break from jungle fighting east of Tam Ky ca. 1969
RMCP4CYF–Vietnam War. Soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division drink from their canteens during a break in their patrol operations in Duc
RMCWCCA8–Vietnam War. US Marine takes a break during a ground movement 25 miles north of An Hoa, North Vietnam. 1969.
RM2TA3N9J–ROK Marines of the Republic of Korea take a break during their military activities in Vietnam. The photograph was taken on September 12, 1967. It shows the soldiers relaxing before continuing their duties. This image is a part of the Defense Department's photographic documentation of the Vietnam War.
RM2X1EMDE–Vietnam War: Members of Companies B and D, 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry, Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, take a break from jungle fighting east of Tam Ky ca. 1969
RMCP4D7X–Vietnam War. US Marine takes a break during a ground movement 25 miles north of An Hoa, North Vietnam. 1969.
RMCWCC57–Vietnam War. Two battle weary US Marines take a break, rain and all, during Operation Bold Mariner. The operation's mission was
RM2TA2M3A–A Marine takes a brief break following combat near the DMZ, May 20, 1967. The photograph showcases the exhaustion experienced by soldiers during the Vietnam War. Image source: Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps), captured by Cpl. 3. Axelrod. Identifier: 3D-2-1043-67, part of the 3rdlarDiv Vietnam collection.
RMCP4D2D–Vietnam War. Two battle weary US Marines take a break, rain and all, during Operation Bold Mariner. The operation's mission was
RMCWCC3K–Vietnam War-Tet Offensive. A US Marine relaxes on an Ontos anti-tank vehicle during a break in the fighting at Hue. The 1968
RM2TA3H3B–Soldiers take a break from combat during the Vietnam war in 1969. They engage in recreational activities, including sightseeing and sports, to relax and recharge. The photo captures a moment of respite from the intense military activities for these American troops stationed in Vietnam.
RMCP4D0E–Vietnam War-Tet Offensive. A US Marine relaxes on an Ontos anti-tank vehicle during a break in the fighting at Hue. The 1968
RMCWCC61–Vietnam War. US Army Sergeant , takes a drink of fresh coconut milk during a break in the search for the enemy during Operation
RM2TA2KTC–Marines of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, enjoy a meal on the grass in an open area near Deneng, Vietnam on April 25, 1965. This photograph, taken by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds and labeled as DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) A184088 127 GVB-206, captures the soldiers' food break during the Vietnam War.
RMCP4D32–Vietnam War. US Army Sergeant , takes a drink of fresh coconut milk during a break in the search for the enemy during Operation
RMCWCC0J–Vietnam War. A US Marine rifleman leaps across a break in a rice paddy dike during a search and destroy mission of Operation
RM2TA2DJW–Members of 1st Battalion, 9th Marines take a brief break to eat during Operation Scotland II in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) of South Vietnam on September 20, 1968. This photograph, taken by SSgt Jerry M. Baker, captures a moment of rest for the troops engaged in combat activities.
RMCP4CWG–Vietnam War. A US Marine rifleman leaps across a break in a rice paddy dike during a search and destroy mission of Operation
RM2TA2G92–Marines from the 9th Marine Regiment take a well-deserved break after the initial occupation of Dong Ha Mountain during the Vietnam War in 1968. The photograph, taken by Cpl J. McCullough, shows the soldiers resting. This image is a Defense Department photo and is labeled as A194959 127 GVB-88.
RM2TA2P7Y–Marines from Company 'B', 2nd Battalion, Fourth Marines, share recipes during a break for food at Cam Lo District Headquarters in Vietnam on February 16, 1968. The photograph captures the camaraderie among soldiers and highlights the significance of food in boosting morale during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3BXY–Soldiers take a break from Operation Big Horn to cool off and relax. LCpl. Charles Cordell, LCpl. Wayne Williams, Pfc. Charles Taylor, Pfc. Paul Yontz, and LCpl Fred Perice are pictured enjoying showers and personal hygiene activities during their downtime. This photograph was taken in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA36DP–Two Marines pause during Operation Colgate on June 8, 1967 in Vietnam to enjoy a fresh pineapple. This photograph, taken by LCpl J. Stevens, showcases the realities of soldiers taking a break and enjoying a brief moment of respite amidst military activities.
RM2TA2FFH–Soldiers at Fire Support Base Russell in Vietnam take a break from their duties and gather to receive and read mail from home. The soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment use this time to catch up on news and updates from their loved ones while stationed northwest of the Rockpile.
RM2TA39R7–Soldiers take a break during patrols in Dong Son, Vietnam on June 4, 1965. This photograph, taken by Cpl. J.F. Gorak, shows a portion of the patrol resting while others protect the perimeter. The break provided much-needed respite for the soldiers. (Caption: Defense Dept. photo, Marine Corps archives)
RM2TA3T32–American soldiers take a break from military activities in Vietnam to participate in a recreational baseball game. In this photo, two members of a team are shown dizzy after spinning around with baseball bats before running back to their base. The fun activity offers soldiers a moment of rest and relaxation during their service.
RM2TA39RA–Marines of the 1st Marine Division in Vietnam taking a break and enjoying their leisure time. The photograph captures soldiers engaging in sightseeing and sports activities during their rest and relaxation period in 1969. This image showcases a moment of relaxation and camaraderie within the ranks.
RM2TA29YX–Marines on a search and destroy mission during the Vietnam War pause to fill their canteen bottles. The soldiers can be seen clustered around a communal water source, taking a brief break from combat duties. This Defense Department photograph, taken in 1966, captures a poignant moment during the turbulent military activities of that time.
RM2TA366R–Members of Force Logistic Command's Provisional Rifle Company take a break from their operation northwest of Da Nang during the Vietnam War. The soldiers cool off in a stream, utilizing the opportunity to rest, while their platoon-size operation uncovers multiple enemy bunkers and tunnel complexes. The FLC unit supports the command's security efforts in the area.
RM2TA3C4Y–Marine Corporal J. Richards captured a candid moment during the Vietnam War on November 6, 1970. The photograph shows Private First Class William R. Longworth taking a break from patrolling in wet weather to enjoy a meal. The image was taken at a wet weather dining area, illustrating a daily routine for soldiers in the istMarDiv Vietnam. The photograph is part of the Defense Department's collection with the identification number mis A373612 127 GVB-206.
RM2TA2W84–Highland Mobile Construction Battalion-7 (MCB-7) played a baseball game during the Hue Sports Festival in the Republic of Vietnam in 1966. This photograph was taken on November 2, 1966, as part of the Rest and Relaxation activities for the soldiers during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA2BDF–Soldiers of M Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Regiment, take a break and smoke cigarettes during Operation Prairie I near the demilitarized zone in Vietnam on November 27, 1966. This photograph, taken by Sgt. MeVeigh, captures a moment of rest and camaraderie for the soldiers engaged in combat.
RM2TA3785–Members of the 7th Marines take a break during Operation Rio Blanco on November 24, 1966. The operation was a joint effort between friendly forces in Vietnam, located just south of Quang Ngai city. This photograph, taken by Sgt. E. Levis, shows the soldiers resting along the road en route to Highway.
RM2TA3FX9–Rifle squad from A Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Marines, taking a break during OPERATION WELD on July 25, 1965 in Chu Lai, Vietnam. The soldiers pause their digging operations to have a drink of water while a Vietnamese gun boat from the junk fleet passes by in the background.
RM2TA26JA–Marines from 'A' Co., 1/7 take a break during Operation Pecos on July 29, 1967. The operation took place 25 miles south of Da Nang in Vietnam. This photograph, taken by Sgt G.D. Sullivan, shows the soldiers resting during combat. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) Ehm 127 GVB-/35 A370214.
RM2TA3NPE–Marines of 'P' Company, Second Battalion, Ninth Marine Regiment, take a break during Operation Lancaster in Vietnam on November 6, 1967. The soldiers are seen wearing camouflage uniforms typical of the period. Photograph taken by Pfc O. McDowell, with a 85mm negative used. This image is a Defense Department photo by the Marine Corps. Filename: 3D-3-3281-67.
RM2TA2MA5–Marine soldiers participating in a search and destroy operation in Vietnam take a break to bathe south of Chu Lai. One Marine stands guard while others clean up as part of their personal hygiene routine. December 18, 1966. Photograph by LCpl R. A. Lowes. US Marine Corps photo (A369696 127 GVB-324).
RM2TA2J9X–Marine Corps Lance Corporal Webb takes a break from his duties as a radio operator in Vietnam to write a letter home under the scorching sun. This photograph captures a moment of respite amidst the intense military activities during the Vietnam war.
RM2TA33CM–US soldiers taking a break during their Rest and Relaxation period in Vietnam. On September 28, 1967, visitors are seen discussing an old cannon on the grounds of the Panang's E & O Hotel. This photograph was taken by Marine Corps photographer MGySgt Frye. (Caption: September 28, 1967 - Rest and Relaxation: US soldiers discussing an old cannon at Panang's E & O Hotel, Vietnam)
RM2TA2NEK–Dr. Bernard Fall, author of 'The Stroot Without Joy', seen taking a break while on Operation Chinook II with 'C' Company, 1st Battalion, 9th Harinas of the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam on February 20, 1967. Dr. Fall was tragically killed the next day by an enemy booby trap. This photograph is a part of the American military activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3K38–A scout from the First Reconnaissance Battalion, Ronnie Potts, 19, from Lexington, North Carolina, takes a momentary break from the war while being transported to a landing zone by Harino Medium Helicopter Squadron-1. The photograph was taken on June 7, 1967, in Vietnam by Sgt. H.G. McGrattan, an official Marine Corps photographer.
RM2TA36BA–A Marine at Con Thien takes a break from his duties to eat. This photograph captures the daily routine of soldiers during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3RXE–Soldiers from the First Battalion, Seventh Marines taking a break from the scorching heat during Operation Mamaluke Thrust in Vietnam on May 21, 1968. The photograph shows the soldiers cooling off by swimming in a small creek, providing them relaxation and relief from the extreme weather conditions.
RM2TA3EY5–Marines of 'B Co., 11th Engineer Battalion' take a refreshing break from their journey to Khe Sanh along Route 09 during the Vietnam War. This photo, taken on April 2, 1968, shows the soldiers cooling off under showers to maintain personal hygiene. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps).
RM2TA29T6–Members of the communication section, 'C' Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Marines, take a break during a search mission on November 2, 1968, in Vietnam. This image captures the soldiers resting amidst their duties. Photographed by Cpl R. J. DelVecchio, this Defense Department photo (Marine Corps) depicts a moment of respite during their mission.
RM2TA39C8–Sergeant Richard Gunder, a member of L Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, takes a break while Vietnamese children gather to watch. Photographed on July 7, 1966, in Vietnam. The image captures a genuine moment of interaction between American soldiers and Vietnamese civilians. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) A369202 TWI.
RM2TA2A10–Marines from Company 2/3 take a break on the path to a house in the village of Nam Ten, Vietnam during a combined operation in May 1965. This photograph, taken by SSgt. J.S. Brown, shows the soldiers catching their breath during combat activity. The image is from the Defense Department's collection (Marine Corps), with the identification number A184376.
RM2TA3EEY–(click img link) Soldiers from the Marine Corps taking a break from their duties during the Vietnam War. Captured here are Colonel Carl E. Mahakian and Lieutenant Colonel Victor engaging in sightseeing or sports activities. The photograph was taken by RIA photographer Albert A. Hevel on Hill 147 in the PROTO (MARINE CORPS) facility.
RM2TA2F7A–Soldier and his Belgian Shepherd, 'Alf,' take a break during Operation Desoto in the Quang Ngai Province of Vietnam. The photo, taken on February 1, 1967, depicts the soldier's strong bond with his dog who was likely used in military operations.
RM2TA2EWR–A Marine rifleman from Mike Company, Third Battalion, Third Marines, takes a break from a hot and intense sweep in Leatherneck Square, located south of A-3 in Vietnam on June 28, 1968. This photograph captures a moment of respite amid the challenging conditions faced by American troops during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3237–Marines from 1st Battalion, 5th Marines and Vietnamese civilians take a break after harvesting rice in Vietnam on February 6, 1970. The photograph shows a moment of respite amidst the ongoing conflict, capturing a different aspect of Vietnamese civilian life during the Vietnam War. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) bh A374121 127 GVB -376.
RM2TA3KM7–Marines PFC Clifford B. Green, PFC Samuel A. Smith, and PFC Danny E. Fann take a break and play cards after a patrol. The photo was taken on December 25, 1969, during the Vietnam War. It shows the 1st MarDiv in Vietnam. The photographer is LCPL R.L. Pearson.
RM2TA3N44–American servicemen taking a break from their duties in Vietnam, on April 17, 1969. The photograph captures members of 'E' Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division during a rest and relaxation period. The servicemen can be seen engaging in sightseeing and sports activities such as exploring local areas and engaging in recreational sports. This image is part of the Documentation Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection.
RM2TA3BRH–2nd Lt. N.R. Hacket from Alexandria, Virginia, platoon commander of the 3rd platoon, Brave Company, 1/1 takes a break during Operation Early on March 24, 1967. This photograph was taken by LCpl. R.A. Loves and is part of the Defense Department's collection of images documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3CTT–'Marine Pfc E. Lovshakoff of Tatitlek, Alaska takes time to read the New Testament during a break in the battle. Lovshakoff is serving with Battalion Landing Team, First Battalion, Fourth Regiment on Operation Dackhousa VI during the Vietnam War.'
RM2TA2BFJ–Marines from II Company, 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines, take a break while occupying a town during Operation War Bonnet on January 3, 1966. This photograph was taken by H. C. Wolford and is part of the Defense Department's collection, showing American military activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3KW3–A Marine soldier takes a quick nap during a moment of calm in the fighting. The photo was captured on January 25, 1968, taken by Sgt T.H. Nairns. This image depicts the reality of soldiers finding brief respite amidst the war. The photograph is part of the American military activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA28T8–Marines from the 3rd MAF take a break during Operation Flue City, February 18, 1968. The photo captures a moment of rest amidst fighting. Defense Department photo taken by Hoeynck, it shows the reality of military activities during the Vietnam War. Image A190459, GVB -169.
RM2TA36W1–Marines of 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines take a break during a search and destroy operation north of Con Thien on February 13, 1969. The photo was captured by photographer Schakmann and is part of the Defense Department's collection of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA3DG0–Marines taking a break during Operation Deckhouse VI in February 1967. The image captures a moment of rest and recuperation for the troops amidst the challenging combat conditions of the Vietnam War. This photograph was taken by the Defense Department and belongs to the 9th MAB/SLF Vietnam collection.
RM2TA2HYY–Pfc Thomas A. Johnson, 19, of Sioux City, Iowa, a member of the Third Battalion, Fourth Marines, is pictured in this 1966 photo during a meal break at Con Thien, Vietnam. Johnson, wearing a 'We Try Harder' button, is seen heating up a can of C Rations. The photo was taken by Leighty and is part of the American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection. (DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO - MARINE CORPS)
RM2TA28WC–A Marine rifleman with H Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, can be seen leaping over a break in a rice paddy dike during a search and destroy mission on Operation COLORADO in Vietnam on August 15, 1966. The photograph was taken by SSgt. Fleetwood. DEFENSE DEPT.PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) A369409 WE
RM2TA2TC0–Marine Corps soldier in Vietnam eating a can of 'C' rations during a meal break from patrolling. (Source: DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO)
RM2TA35DX–Marine Corps Mortar Men from Battery 'W', 1st Battalion, 11th Marines take a brief break during Operation Duboise Square on September 12, 1970 in Vietnam. The men are seen pausing in between missions, ready to carry out their duties. Image is Defense Department photo #A373566.
RM2TA3CJX–Marine Lance Cpl. Dennis L. Butts, 19, from Carlyle, Illinois, takes a break from carrying his heavy pack and radio during a mission against enemy forces in Quang Tri Province. Butts, a member of the 9th Marines, is one of the many infantrymen who must navigate dense jungle terrain near the Demilitarized Zone while carrying essential equipment. Photograph taken on June 30, 1969, by Cpl. J. G. McCullough, part of the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam.
RM2TA3GF7–A squad leader of Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, Third Marines, takes a nap during a break in a sweep on January 27, 1968 in Vietnam. This photograph was taken by LCpl Tileon and is part of the Defense Department photo collection. Image number: A190291 127 GVB-158 TEXAS.
RM2TA30X1–Second Lieutenant William J. Vankat, Platoon leader of the lat Platoon, Recon Co., 3d Mar., 9th MEB, signals his men to resume the patrol after a short rest break. The photograph was taken on April 23, 1965, southwest of Danang, Vietnam. It was captured by SSgt. H.C. Batchelor of the Marine Corps.
RM2TA2K56–Marine Cpl. C.E. Aker, a member of M/3/5, takes a break during Operation Union II to write a letter home. The operation occurred approximately 20 miles Southwest of Dallang, Vietnam. This photograph was taken on June 7, 1967, by the Defense Department and is part of the Marine Corps archives.
RM2TA34CD–Marine Corporal Joe 0. Martinez from Palmdals, California, remains camouflaged and vigilant during a break from a patrol in Vietnam. He belongs to Company A, 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. This photograph was taken on November 20, 1970, by SSgt K.S. Merriman.
![Marines from 'L' Co. of the Third Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment take a break during Operation Hastings near Dong Ha, Vietnam on July 19, 1966. The photograph, taken by SSgt R.E. Wilson, captures a moment of rest for the troops in combat. [Image: Marines sitting under trees with their weapons and gear nearby.] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2TA3FAG/marines-from-l-co-of-the-third-battalion-fifth-marine-regiment-take-a-break-during-operation-hastings-near-dong-ha-vietnam-on-july-19-1966-the-photograph-taken-by-ssgt-re-wilson-captures-a-moment-of-rest-for-the-troops-in-combat-image-marines-sitting-under-trees-with-their-weapons-and-gear-nearby-2TA3FAG.jpg "Marines from 'L' Co. of the Third Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment take a break during Operation Hastings near Dong Ha, Vietnam on July 19, 1966. The photograph, taken by SSgt R.E. Wilson, captures a moment of rest for the troops in combat. [Image: Marines sitting under trees with their weapons and gear nearby.] Stock Photo")
RM2TA3FAG–Marines from 'L' Co. of the Third Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment take a break during Operation Hastings near Dong Ha, Vietnam on July 19, 1966. The photograph, taken by SSgt R.E. Wilson, captures a moment of rest for the troops in combat. [Image: Marines sitting under trees with their weapons and gear nearby.]
RM2TA2FNG–US Marine Pfe Larry C. Marble from Mt. Vernon, NY takes a break from his duties as an 81 mortar gunner to write a letter home on January 20, 1969, during Operation Bold Hariner in the Batangan Peninsula, South Vietnam. The operation aims to combat Viet Cong infiltration and terrorizing of Vietnamese villages. Photo taken by SSgt Bob Jordan.
RM2TA25Y5–Marine Corps personnel from Delta Company 1/7 take a well-earned break during combat operations in the hilly terrain of Operation Brockton, located 15 miles south of Da Nang in Vietnam. The photo was taken in July 1967 by LCpl D.J. Brusch and is an official Department of Defense photograph.
RM2TA2HMH–A Marine from K Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, takes a break while on a sweep patrol alongside the 2nd Battalion, 9th Marines during Operation War Bonnet on January 4, 1966. This photograph was captured by H. C. Wolford and is part of the defense department's collection.
RM2TA39HA–Unknown Marine of 'A' Co., First Battalion, First Marine Regiment taking a break and eating 'C' rations during a sweep outside of Da Nang, Vietnam on September 22, 1967. The photograph was taken by Cpl Coates and is part of the 1stMarDiv Vietnam collection (225ep57).
RM2TA2A4F–Gunnery Sergeant R.L. Gunder, from Ferndale, Michigan, takes a break during Operation Double Eagle in Vietnam. The photograph was taken in January 1966 by Pfc. John Rose. This image captures a moment of respite amidst the intense combat of the operation. (50 words)
RM2TA2T6W–Marines from Alfa 1/1 division in Vietnam taking a brief pause to eat C-Rations on July 8, 1967. Captured by LCpl W.E. Wilson, the photograph shows soldiers fueling up during food distribution time. Image source: Defense Department photo (Marine Corps), identification code A370164.
RM2TA3DC0–A Marine soldier finds relief from the heat during a pause while fighting the Viet Cong in Vietnam. The soldier, belonging to the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, enjoys a break during Operation Beaver Cage, located 25 miles south of Da Nang. The photograph was taken by LCpl Wayne Axelrod in 1967. This is an official Defense Department photo.
RM2TA2XG5–Sgt Ryan HM3 E. Mondoza and Lieutenant H.A. ElMondorf take a break inside an amphibian tractor during their service in Vietnam on September 12, 1967. The photograph captures a moment during their activities in III MAF Vietnam from September 12-16, 1967. This image was taken by a Defense Department photographer (Marine Corps) designated A189296 127 GVB-229.
RM2TA34JD–Marine of 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, from the 3rd Platoon, 1st Marine Division, enjoys fresh milk during a break on November 8, 1969 in Vietnam. The photograph was taken by Cpl A. J. May and is part of the Defense Department's collection. (Caption: Marine takes a break and enjoys fresh milk during his service in Vietnam.)
RM2TA3701–U.S. Marine Lance Corporal J.K. Hunter and his Belgian shepherd named 'Alf' take a break during Operation DeSoto in Quang Ngai Province, Vietnam on February 1, 1967. The photograph, taken by Pfe Portar, captures the dog handler and his dog while engaged in military activities. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps), A369796 127 GVB-43.
RM2TA3F2Y–A Marine soldier, Corporal William E. Decker from B Company of the 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, is seen here soaking his swollen foot in his helmet as a measure of relief during a break in a military operation near Danang, Vietnam. (Photo Credit: Sgt. R. Reese, 24th December 1965)
RM2TA3HJ9–A Marine takes a brief break during a patrol mission just south of the demilitarized zone on February 23, 1968. This photograph, taken by LCpl Schackmann, captures a moment of rest amidst the combat during the Vietnam War. (Source: Defense Department)
RM2TA3G4T–Marines from H Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, Corporal Steven A. Mahoney and Lance Corporal George E. Gibbons, take a break from clearing operations in the 'Arizona Territory' near the An Hoa Combat Base. They utilize this downtime to attend to personal hygiene and showers. Photograph taken during the Vietnam War.
RM2TA2G8P–LCpl P.J. Ferguson of Indianapolis, Indiana, a member of the forward air control team attached to the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, takes a break during Operation Swift. This operation was a search and destroy mission conducted south of Da Nang, Vietnam on September 7, 1967. The photograph was taken by Sgt. McIntosh of the Marine Corps. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS)
RM2TA377E–Image caption: Marine of 2d Battalion, 7th Marines takes a break during Operation Pitt, approximately 12 miles north of Danang, Vietnam. Photo taken by LCpl Brusch on December 5, 1967. This image is a Defense Department photo (Marine Corps) al 127 GVB-229 A371061.
RM2TA3EKA–U.S. Marines of Company 'M', Third Battalion, Fifth Marines, take a break and clean up in a river near Qui Son Village in Tam Ky Province during Operation Union II. This image is from Rest and Relaxation time during the Vietnam War, specifically on May 30, 1967.
RM2TA2CB4–Lance Corporal John McCurdy, Jr., 20 years old from Cincinnati, Ohio, takes a break during Operation Pipestone Canyon. The operation was conducted by the 1st Marine Division, approximately 14 miles south of Da Hang City in Vietnam on June 13, 1969. Photo captured by 6ySgt C. E. Lane of the Defense Department.
RM2TA3DCH–A squad leader from Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, Third Marines, consults a map during a sweep in Vietnam. This photograph was taken on January 27, 1968, by LCpl Tilson. The image shows the squad leader taking a break and ensuring their location is correctly identified.
RM2TA31WD–Gunnery Sergeant R. L. Gunder from Ferndale, Michigan, takes a break during Operation DOUBLE EAGLE in Vietnam. The photo was taken in January 1966 by Pfc. John Rose, a photographer for the 3rd Marine Division. Image source: DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS).
RM2TA3638–Sgt. David L. Dingler, Mess Sergeant for 'F' Company, 3rd Battalion, Ninth Marines, carves a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner in Vietnam on November 25, 1965. Marines in the field were given a special turkey meal on Thanksgiving, a break from their usual 'D' rations. Photograph taken by Pfc Durbin.
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