Khe Sanh, S. Vietnam: American soldiers rush a wounded South Vietnamese Ranger, brought in by a rescue helicopter from Laos, to a larger "Medevac" aircraft for transportation to a field hospital. South Vietnamese troops continue to suffer heavy casualties in their attempt to cut the Ho Chi Minh Trail supply line.
June 7, 1966 - Dak To, South Vietnam. An infantry patrol moves up to assault the last Viet Cong position after an attempted overrun of the artillery position by the Viet Cong during Operation Hawthorne
5,000 U.S.S. Constellation aircraft carrier crew members on a Sunday afternoon picnic on board while cruising in the Gulf of Tonkin off the coast of North Vietnam. With air strike operation not scheduled until the following morning, and no underway replenishment scheduled to bring aboard stores, ammunition, or fuel, 'Connie' Navymen took the afternoon off, so to speak, and relaxed from the pressures of the long hours and hard work of seven-day-a-week combat operations. The picnic was held on the Constellation's flight deck. The men spent a leisurely afternoon dressed in swim trunks and cutoff dungarees, eating fried chicken and enjoying a talent show. Softballs and footballs sailed across the flight deck instead of aircraft. For them (Constellation's crew) it was a great day and refreshing pause in a war that is certainly no 'picnic.' Aug 4, 1966
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