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CHANGE OF TENANT CEREMONY (1ST INF DIV)

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CHANGE OF TENANT CEREMONY (1ST INF DIV) ARC Identifier 33475 / Local Identifier 111-LC-55455 1970

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. Summary: VS, U.S. Army band playing. ARVN Army band playing. ARVN Color Guard. CU, American officer, U. S. Color Guard, in bg. American and ARVN officers on stand. MG Mbert E. Milloy leaves stand with ARVN MG Nguyen Van Hieu CG 5th ARVN Inf Div. They inspect troops. CU, LTG Julian J. Ewell on stand. U. S. flag detail removes flag from pole, fold it and move out. ARVN Color Guard and band pass by. American soldiers and band march by. (dirty & scratched) ARVN flag detail raise flag. Generals Ewell, Hieu, Milloy, Tri on stand, hand salute. Gen Hieu at microphone. CU, ARVN LTG Do Cao Tri. MS, Generals Ewell, Hieu, Milloy, on stand. American Color Guard and ARVN Color Guard. U.S. and ARVN dignitaries (Military) seated and watching ceremony. Gus, Generals Ewell. and Milloy. Gen Milloy at microphone. MS, Cen Milloy speaking. He is flanked by Generals Hieu and Tri. Four Generals (US-ARVN) on stand. U. S. and ARVN soldiers hand salute. Generals leave stand for refreshment area. Dignitaries proceed to bldg for press conference.

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English
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