[TT Hữu ích] TƯ LIỆU ẢNH: Tất cả về Việt Nam xưa!

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Luận bàn tác chiến

ieutenant Colonel David E. Lownds, commander of the Khe Sanh camp, briefs his soldiers

 

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Đào hào chiến đấu

Một kiểu chiến hào được dựng lên bởi bao tải đất cát và các loại thùng phuy

 

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Có lẽ là mặc niệm các đồng đội đã hy sinh

Tiếp tế thuốc men và các dụng cụ y tế

 

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oldiers during fights the Khe Sanh entrenched camp

February 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- Soldiers evacuated from the Khe Sanh entrenched camp

 

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Đôi khi phải lấy tiếng hát tiếng bom

February 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- Soldiers under North Vietnamese mortar fire in the trenches of the Khe Sanh camp

 

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Trực chiến

 

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Điều trị cho những binh lính bị thương

Lính ngụy trang

 

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Scratch One Gun. Khe Sanh, South Vietnam: A Skyraider (left) drops a bomb on a perimeter of the base at Khe Sanh in an effort to knock out a newly installed Communist artillery piece. The gun was able to fire only two rounds before it was eliminated. Photographer: Dave Powell.

Hercules transport plane is engulfed in flames after it was hit by communist fire during takeoff from the air strip. One passenger was injured and three newsmen were wounded when they rushed to the scene.

 

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Positioned in a sand bagged bunker, a U.S. Marine checks position of communist forces with binoculars.

Lính nhẩy dù

 

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01 Mar 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- Three Marines man a machine gun in effort to repulse the first major ground attack by North Vietnamese troops

U.S. Marine seated listening to his radio equipment during a lull in shelling

 

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.S. Marines uses binoculars to watch the effect of American jet bombing North Vietnamese zig-zag trenches just outside the defensive perimeter of this allied outpost.

Bề ngang của cái hào này chỉ vừa đúng một người

 

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March 1968, Khe Sanh, Vietnam --- Khe Sanh, a remote outpost in Vietnam, faced full-scale siege from the North Vietnamese forces during the Vietnam War until it was finally abandoned to the North Vietnamese, two months after the siege began.

When dense fog prevented the North Vietnamese from shelling this fortress, the U.S. Marines got a chance to catch up on some chores. As seen here, L/Cpl. Wayne Salisbury of Cranston, Rhode Island, takes advantage of the break to wash his clothes. --- Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS

 

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/2/1968-Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- U.S. Marines dash to their bunkers to escape incoming Communist artillery fire at Khe Sanh, one of the Marines' key bases in the northern portion of South Vietnam.

Món ăn tinh thần khi xa vợ

 

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Hào khá đẹp

02 Mar 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- Escapes from Crash. Khe Sanh, South Vietnam: Crewmen climb from the cockpit of a burning C-123 transport which was disabled by Communist fire during take off from the air strip here. One passenger was injured and three newsmen were wounded when they rushed to the scene

 

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Ái chà. Lão Bi làm ở Bảo tàng à
Nhiều ảnh quý quá

 

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Một kiểu khác để tránh bom đạn

A Communist built road serves as a footpath for members of the 1st Cavalry Division during Operation Delaware in the A Shau Valley. The road was built with metal strips, normally used by allied forces for constructing landing strips. It was disclosed April 28th that the cavalrymen had invaded the valley and fought a costly battle to establish a foothold in the Communist enclave.

 

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Ái chà. Lão Bi làm ở Bảo tàng à
Nhiều ảnh quý quá

Em làm ở bảo tàng in tờ néc

 

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04 Feb 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- Clutching helmet and weapon, Marine L/Cpl. James Jones of Pensacola, Florida, winces as Communist mortar rounds fly overhead during enemy shelling of this U.S. Marine fortresses here. The slogan on his helmet reads, "I'm not a tourist, I live here

04 Mar 1968, Khe Sanh, South Vietnam --- Some Bolts from the Blue. Khe Sanh, South Vietnam: An American jet fires rockets into Communist positions in the hills surrounding the U.S. Marine outpost at Khe Sanh. U.S. planes hit enemy forces as close as 100 yards from the perimeter of the camp

 

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4/4/1968-Near Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- A helicopter evacuates First Cavalry men from a hilltop along route #9, during their advance toward Khe Sanh.

4/4/1968-Near Khe Sanh, South Vietnam- First Cavalry men, many with head wounds, wait to be evacuated from a hilltop along route #9, during their advance toward Khe Sanh.