AMMUNITION THE US USED DURING THE VIETNAM WAR AT THE CU CHI TUNNELS MUSEUM IN VIETNAM
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AMMUNITION THE US USED DURING THE VIETNAM WAR AT THE CU CHI TUNNELS MUSEUM IN VIETNAM
Cu Chi, Vietnam, 2019
From the source:
The 38th Inf Plt Scout Dogs are attached to the U.S. 25th Inf Div at Cu Chi in the Republic of Vietnam and are used on all types of combat operations, detecting enemy, ambushes, mines, booby and punji traps. The patrol moves down a road and are framed by overhanging bushes.
19 August 1966
Photo by SFC Peter P. Ruplenas
Cu Chi - Vietnam - 2017 May
Studio Cu Chi - Vietnam - May 2017 - photo XDK
Day 2: Cu Chi Tunnels and Saigon
42 ink drawings (29,7x21cm) for collective exhibition in La Quy Tung’s house. Cu Chi / plus zero project with Diego Lazzarin (Italia), Flora Kam (France), Jon Horn (United States), Karla Solano (Costa Rica), Nils Bertho (France), Roméo Julien (France), Thibault Pétrissans (France), Tony Cheung (China), Vanessa Dakinsky (France), Whiskey Radish (United States), Xavier de Kepper (France) and La Quy Tung (Vietnam).
27th Infantry soldier riding a truck through Cu Chi Base Camp, circa 1967.