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Page 88; Photographs of Marine Corps Activities in Vietnam, 1962-1975 (Color)

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- 127-GVC-131-A371303. 1st Marine Division. Vietnam. 1968. Photographer: Staff Sargeant Upton. Vietnamese children following the tanks along the beach. Inter Negative.

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From the deployment of the first Marine helicopter squadron to Vietnam in April 1962, to the assistance rendered to refugees fleeing the fall of the South in 1975, this series of 5,000 images covers the many activities in which the Marine Corps was engaged. Included are scenes of broad combat operations, vehicles and equipment, medical care, and interactions with Vietnamese civilians. Most photos are color, many are black & white, taken from slides and negatives. Captions are included in most cases.

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Publication Title:: Photographs of Marine Corps Activities in Vietnam, 1962-1975 (Color)
Content Source:: NARA
Partner:: NARA
NARA Publication Year:: n.d.
Footnote Publication Year:: 2008
RG:: 127
Footnote Job:: 08-085
Series:: 127-GVC
Language:: English
Short Description:: US Defense Department photos of activities in Vietnam, including aerial views, Vietnamese civilians, weapons, combat scenes, and other actions and people.
Category:: Vietnamese Civilians
Browse Subject:: Vietnamese Civilians
Subject Description:: Vietnamese Civilians [See Also: "Medical", "People to People"]
Date Month:: [Blank]
Date Day:: [Blank]
Date Year:: 1968
Place:: Vietnam
Photo Id:: A371203
NARA Reference Number:: 127-GVC-131-A371203
Original data from:: The National Archives