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DOCUMENTARY OF XXIV CORPS

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DOCUMENTARY OF XXIV CORPS ARC Identifier 33997 / Local Identifier 111-LC-56246 1971

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: AV's, Quang Tri Province, Chu Lai and Surrounding area. VS, gun crew loading and firing 175mm SP gun at FSB Bastogne. VS, gun. CU, sign "A" Battery 1st Battalion, 83D Artillery. MS, 8 inch gun mounted on tracked vehicle. VS, crew loading and firing l55mm howitzer. VS, welcome sign to FSB Bastogne. VS, American troops setting up FSB Vandergrift; depicting Operation Dewey Canyon. VS, ARVN troops and supplies awaiting transportation at Dong Ha airfield. VS, C-130 aircraft landing and taxiing on runway. VS, convoy of american vehicles enroute thru Hai Van Pass, near Da Nang. ELS, Da Nang Bay and Surrounding area. VS, III Marine Amphibious Force hdqs bldg. VS, Red Beach. VS, TET Fair at Quang Ngai; depicting handicraft booths and amusement ride. VS, land clearing operation by American soldiers at Batagaan Peninsula.

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