The Other Side of the Vietnam War (Captured Film), South Vietnam and Various Locations Part 1

Description

Another major means of transporting supplies is the bicycle. They are modified so they can carry up to 500 pounds. More than half of this transportation force is made up of women who are, in many cases, armed. This film graphically illustrates VC efforts against the Government of South Vietnam and its use as propaganda films to further communications in Southeast Asia. SEQUENCES FOOTAGE VIDEO 15 (a) Map of part of SVN near Cambodian border 31 (b) Rally of 9th VC Division troops with Political Officer speaking 18 (c) Troops move out 20 (d) VC attack on Allied position and capture of personnel carrier 35 (e) Visit by Chinese correspondents to COSVN and printing plant 105 (f) Sequences of winter and spring campaigns with three diversionary actions 47 (g) Activities prior to, during and after attack on Phuc Hoa 37 (h) Sequences concerning destruction of railroad tracks and bridge 58 (i) Sequences at hospital including general's visit 15 (j) U. S. bombs taken apart and various uses of parts by VC 8 (k) Men carrying rice across river 21 (1) Uses of bicycles for transporting supplies NOTE TO EDITORS: 410' 16mm B&W Fine Grain Master released to ABC-TV for servicing TV and theatrical pool members. Original materal to be forwarded to Deluxe Laboratories 850 Tenth Avenue, New York City, within 72 hours.

Collection

Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer

Series

Filmed News Releases