Vietnam War: Tan Son Nhut & Tet Offensive Aftermath 221490-04 | Footage Farm
For broadcast quality material of this reel or for more information about our Public Domain collection, contact us at info@footagefarm.co.uk Vietnam War - Color, 1968: Tan Son Nhut & Tet Offensive Attack Aftermath, 31Jan-01Feb68] Pan w/ motorcycle to intersection; parked tanks & military vehicles on highway. POV past line of armored personnel carriers w/ soldiers. 00:30:31 Dead Vietcong on on ground on back; CU & MS. Other dead beside runways; ammunition & B-40 rockets nearby. Blood from mouth. Ordnance specialist in camouflage uniform w/ cigarette in mouth removing or defusing ??. 00:31:22 CU of various ordnance. Large CH-37 landing w/ smoke behind from Vietnamese airforce bombs. 00:31:46 Parachute flare falling & lighting night sky. 00:31:54 Slate: 31Jan68. Vietnamese soldier in sandbagged bunker, military ambulance past & thru gatehouse onto base. Men standing near jeeps; ambulance past. Soldier w/ rifle beside truck blocking road; checks passing jeeps. 00:32:42 Smoke ring in sky from bombing in distance. Men quickly unloading ammunition crates from UH-1D helicopter; loading onto truck. Other ammo off truck & into chopper. MCU stacking. UH-1D slowly taking off. 00:33:56 Night w/ flares & ground lights. Brief bomb burst. 00:34:09 Slate: 01Feb68 Tan Son Nhut attack. High angle from tower (?) of group of men tending wounded on stretcher; moved w/ IV into MEDEVAC 'copter; another brought & loaded. Doors closed & taking off, other UH-1D in revetments. 00:36:04 UH-1D w/ men unloading ammo crates. 00:36:15 Slate: 01Feb68 Tan Son Nhut Attack. Jeep w/ ammo crates on hood backing out from observation position; unloaded by bottom of tall observation tower. 00:36:58 Wounded carried on stretcher to MEDIVAC copter from ambulance. Helicopter leaves, ambulance past. UH-1D copters leaving. 00:38:53 ECU Black hand on fuel nozzle refueling helicopter, MS closing capt. LS Men loading large crates onto MEDIVAC. NOTE: FOR ORDERING See: www.footagefarm.co.uk or contact us at: Info@Footagefarm.co.uk[
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I was in the Ton Son Nuht Air Baseterminal, waiting in line to board the 707 for Ft. Benning, Ga. The ATO called me out and took those orders and gave me orders to go to Korea, it was during the Pueblo crisis. I was assigned to support MI and the Recon OV-1b A/C for 18 months, the returned to the US, Ft Bragg, NC (782nd Maint Co. 82nd ABN.).
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