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	Camp Pendleton, California. Photographer: Private First Class (Pfc) Beaulieu. OPERATION HOMECOMING--General Robert E. Cushman, Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, makes a presentation to Captain James V. Dibernardo, one of 26 Marines that were held as presoners of war by the North Vietnamese and released during Operation Homecoming. Captain Dibernardo was captured Feb. 2, 1968, in Hue South Vietnam, while with American Forces Radio, MACV. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in April 1953 and lives in ... Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 122 by NARAvol09 - 13 hours ago
	Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California. Photographer: Major G. L. Gill. Former POW, Captain James V. DiBernardo, holds News Conference. Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 121 by NARAvol09 - 14 hours ago
	The day after the ammo dump had been hit by NVA artillery Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 18 by alan326 - 15 hours ago
	C-123 Provider Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 13 by alan326 - 15 hours ago
	On 21 January '68 the Khe Sanh supply point for ammunition was hit by incoming enemy artillery and mortar fire. The ammo dump exploded and 1,422 short tons of munitions were destroyed. This was about 98% of the ammo in the dump! Emergency airlifts increased to Khe Sanh as more munitions were needed to re-supply the base for its loss.B-52s from Guam and Thailand dropped their payload of bombs every three hours around the clock to defend the base Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 36 by alan326 - 15 hours ago
	All the rubbish of war brought in rats the size of cats! Source Photos - Vietnam War Marine Corps…Page 9 by alan326 - 15 hours ago
	Hard Backs is the slang name for South East Asian huts made of wood with a screen mesh and tin roof! Source Photos - Vietnam War Marine Corps…Page 14 by alan326 - 15 hours ago
	The M-16A1 had a stock made of composite plastic and fired a 5.56mm bullet. In Eye Corps the Marines began to phase in the M-16 in late 1966. The M-16 did not start off its career very well as malfunctions saw the M-16 jamming and Marines getting killed. An Congressional Inquiry was held into the M-16s problems and the results were that the fault was the extraction of spent cartridge cases. Sometimes the case jammed, a distinct problem during full fire fight! Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 3 by alan326 - 15 hours ago
	Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 85 by alan326 - 16 hours ago
	J-1941 Source Missing Air Crew Reports, WWII…Page 5 by Ted51 - 16 hours ago
	J-1940 Source Missing Air Crew Reports, WWII…Page 5 by Ted51 - 16 hours ago
	J-1938 Source Missing Air Crew Reports, WWII…Page 5 by Ted51 - 16 hours ago
	The Battle for Hue was more like a large scale battle from WWII as before the Tet of '68 most action was jungle warfare or hit and run tactics by Viet Cong Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 5 by alan326 - 16 hours ago
	Note the PRC25 Field Radio carried by the Radio Man Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 7 by alan326 - 16 hours ago
	The Marines used Navy Docs as they had none of their own Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 69 by alan326 - 16 hours ago
	Cessna L-19/O-1 Bird Dog spotter plane Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 41 by alan326 - 16 hours ago
	J-1896 Source Missing Air Crew Reports, WWII…Page 9 by Ted51 - 16 hours ago
	The M50 Ontos (Greek for 'the thing') armed with six 106mm recoilless rifles. Note spare tracks to the left of the Marine Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 56 by alan326 - 17 hours ago
	The grease gun M-3A1 entered service in Dec 1942 and was used in Vietnam by local civilian forces as well as US military. It was a .45cal machinegun Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 48 by alan326 - 17 hours ago
	Alot of the AK 47s used by the NVA and VC were made in China Source Photos - Vietnam Marine Corps (B/W)…Page 3 by alan326 - 17 hours ago

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