Three NLF fighters guerrillas who had attacked a government an army position. One of them died holding a land mine. They attacked wearing nothing but loincloths, and appear to be entangled in wire 政府軍陣地を攻撃した解放戦線の「三勇士」。うち一人は地雷をかかえて死んでいた。彼らは鉄条網にひっかかるような衣服はつけず、ふんどしだけで突入する

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Vietnam South Vietnamese government soldier and American soldiers going to the liberated area and a village child.

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Commissioned officers in the government forces enjoying a meal at an improvised dinner table

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Vietnam An old soldier of the government army who stood up quietly, holding his child wrapped in a straw mat, saying "Please take a picture" in the strategic village that was burnt down by the liberation front.

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Travelers in a horse-drawn cart transporting a dismantled car along the banks of the Liffey in Dublin. Once known as "tinkers," a derogatory term, Travelers are people without a fixed abode who historically supported themselves by tinsmithing and horse trading

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Attempting to make contact with the NLF Central Committee, Okamura was captured in the jungle in War Zone D (a hazardous area controlled by the NLF, north of Saigon). After 53 days of imprisonment, he succeeded in interviewing Huynh Tan Phat, deputy chairman of the NLF, who became president of the South Vietnamese Provisional Revolutionary Government in 1969

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Considered a security risk because of his firsthand coverage of the NLF, Okamura was banned by the South Vietnamese government from entering the country for a period of five years. In 1971, when the ban was lifted, Okamura followed the South Vietnamese army overland during the Laos incursion. Traveling from Vietnam to Laos across jungle stripped bare by defoliant. A large helicopter is transporting ammunition

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The administration of Duong Van Minh also suppressed Buddhism. A monk restrains a soldier about to crack down on demonstrators

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Vietnam A solider who is a member of a hill tribe in the central highlands of Vietnam. He is wearing an American uniform and has a gun. It is likely that he was developing some national consciousness and might join the National Liberation Front (Viet Cong or People's Liberation Army).

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