Looking west at the Advance Tactical Support Base and PBRs.
The PBRs had roof guns to shoot over the canal banks.
Closeup View

The local public path passes through the sleeping tents below the Watch tower.

The Canal continues west to the sea.
The far camp belongs to allied troops and Mercenaries.
Closeup View

Looking west at the Advance Tactical Support Base and PBRs.
The Canal continues west to the sea at Ha Tien.
The far camp belongs to allied troops and Mercenaries.
Closeup View

PBRs docked at the bank of the Vinh Te Canal
The Canal continues east to Tinh Binh and the Bassac River.
The far camp gun belongs to an adjacent RVN Army Base.
Closeup View

A PBR departs with allied troops onboard.
Closeup View

Looking north to the hills in Cambodia.
White Rocks Mark the Border
One night this fobidden zone of hills was covered with hundreds of campfires.
Two days later.....

Looking east is a view of a B-52 raid on the 7 mountains.
The adjacent base belongs to the South Vietnam Army. In the foreground is the local head.

A PRB sailor writes a letter in the evening

Looking northwest over the boat dock.
Local Vietnamese sold french bread and onions at this dock.
The onions could not improve C rations enough.
The PBR Crews are setting up to recieve a NVA prisoner.

The local women walking through camp on the Public Pathway.

Looking east at the Water buffalos that are dropped in by hilocopter.
and the local head.
The adjacent base belongs to the South Vietnam Army.
On the right is an unfinished bunker

The sun sets on the watch tower and bunker.