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VILLAGE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM, QUANG NGAI PROVINCE, SOUTH VIETNAM

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VILLAGE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM, QUANG NGAI PROVINCE, SOUTH VIETNAM ARC Identifier 31762 / Local Identifier 111-LC-52492 1967

Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. U.S. Army Audiovisual Center. (ca. 1974 - 05/15/1984). Silent. Moving of the village of Tuyet Diem in Vietcong-infested area to the safer location at Son Tra I. Note: Film is difficult to follow. -- VS, deserted huts of village. Huts that have been set on fire burning. Children of village. VS, villagers loading their belongings onto truck. American soldiers assist them. BG Frank H. Linnell, CG, 196th Lt. Inf. Bde, touring area with officers. Vietnamese soldier speaking over loudspeaker. VS, huts of the village. Soldiers using mine detectors as they sweep beach area. Civilians look on. M-113s moving over sandy expanse. Soldiers walking along beach. They talk with children. VS, wrecked church. Marine LVTP of the 1st Marine Div comes ashore. Civilians get off vehicle. Village chief speaks over loudspeaker to villagers. VS, villagers listening. CU, loudspeaker. M-113 APC on beach. Soldiers and children walking along with M-113s as they move over beach. CU, tracks of M-113 passing over sand. M-113 towing trailer. UH-1C copter flies over and starts to land. Soldier cutting small trees with machete. Women assist him. Soldier and children pulling large tree. Villagers load their belongings onto truck.

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