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'L. Preston Brown's photograph captured Lance Corporal Stephen P. Kindred of Clayton, GA pouring rice paddy water over the hot 60 machine gun barrel of Corporal Mitchell Smith from Baltimore, MD during a fire fight with the Viet Cong on Operation Jackson in Quang Ngai Province. They belonged to the Second Platoon of 'M' Company, Third Battalion, Seventh Marines.' Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/l-preston-browns-photograph-captured-lance-corporal-stephen-p-kindred-of-clayton-ga-pouring-rice-paddy-water-over-the-hot-60-machine-gun-barrel-of-corporal-mitchell-smith-from-baltimore-md-during-a-fire-fight-with-the-viet-cong-on-operation-jackson-in-quang-ngai-province-they-belonged-to-the-second-platoon-of-m-company-third-battalion-seventh-marines-image574146685.htmlRM2TA2HXN–'L. Preston Brown's photograph captured Lance Corporal Stephen P. Kindred of Clayton, GA pouring rice paddy water over the hot 60 machine gun barrel of Corporal Mitchell Smith from Baltimore, MD during a fire fight with the Viet Cong on Operation Jackson in Quang Ngai Province. They belonged to the Second Platoon of 'M' Company, Third Battalion, Seventh Marines.'
In this photograph, taken in 1968 during the Vietnam War, Tran Phu, a 50-year-old Vietnamese mechanic employed by the Marine Force Logistic Command in Da Nang, is seen completing his final repair job on five-ton trucks. He is moving up as a foreman and will supervise five other Vietnamese mechanics at Truck Company Headquarters and Service Battalion. Tran Phu's promotion is based on skill and initiative, highlighting the opportunities available to Vietnamese workers through Marine Industrial Relations Offices. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/in-this-photograph-taken-in-1968-during-the-vietnam-war-tran-phu-a-50-year-old-vietnamese-mechanic-employed-by-the-marine-force-logistic-command-in-da-nang-is-seen-completing-his-final-repair-job-on-five-ton-trucks-he-is-moving-up-as-a-foreman-and-will-supervise-five-other-vietnamese-mechanics-at-truck-company-headquarters-and-service-battalion-tran-phus-promotion-is-based-on-skill-and-initiative-highlighting-the-opportunities-available-to-vietnamese-workers-through-marine-industrial-relations-offices-image574161862.htmlRM2TA398P–In this photograph, taken in 1968 during the Vietnam War, Tran Phu, a 50-year-old Vietnamese mechanic employed by the Marine Force Logistic Command in Da Nang, is seen completing his final repair job on five-ton trucks. He is moving up as a foreman and will supervise five other Vietnamese mechanics at Truck Company Headquarters and Service Battalion. Tran Phu's promotion is based on skill and initiative, highlighting the opportunities available to Vietnamese workers through Marine Industrial Relations Offices.
