United States 1st Cavalry Division soldiers fire M-102 105 mm Howitzer and unload...HD Stock Footage

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United States 1st Cavalry Division soldiers fire M-102 105 mm Howitzer and unload supplies during Operation Mosby in Vietnam.

United States 1st Cavalry Division soldiers during phase II of Operation Mosby in Vietnam. Soldiers of United States 1st Cavalry division work on a M-102 105 mm Howitzer on a field in Pleiku, Vietnam. A soldier speaks on a hand radio as soldiers fire the 105 mm Howitzer. Howitzer being fired and smoke rises. A plane in flight in the background. United States Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter landed on a field as a M-274 mule loaded with boxes comes off the helicopter. Supply boxes being unloaded from the helicopter by soldiers. Location: Vietnam. Date: April 21, 1966.

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