COMBAT RIFLE COMPANY (25TH INFANTRY DIVISION)
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COMBAT RIFLE COMPANY (25TH INFANTRY DIVISION) ARC Identifier 32203 / Local Identifier 111-LC-53490 1968
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). Summary: Soldier probes tunnel with bayonet. Officer speaks over radio, checks map. Soldiers cross field, pass bomb crater. Soldiers carrying dead soldier (killed by booby trap in tall grass). UH-1D medical copter lands by smoke from signal grenade. Dead soldier is placed in the copter along with two wounded men. The copter flies off. CUs, feet of soldiers moving thru mud and water of paddy. Soldier reads letter during break. Soldiers resting. Soldier drinks from canteen. VS, soldiers continue across field and thru brush. Soldiers pass water-filled bomb crater. Medic distributes salt tablets to soldiers. VS, soldiers eat C-rations. Soldiers resting. Soldier fills canteens with water in bomb crater. Soldiers move thru brush. Officer speaks over radio. Dead soldier is carried to UH-1D medical copter. Body is loaded into the copter. Officer speaks over radio. UH-1D medical copter takes off. Soldiers continue across field.
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