1971 Long Binh Vietnam War home movies DVD ammo dump explosion Go-Karts Bob Hope for Sale

1971 Long Binh Vietnam War home movies DVD ammo dump explosion Go-Karts Bob Hope For Sale

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1971 Long Binh Vietnam War home movies DVD ammo dump explosion Go-Karts Bob Hope:
$20.00

You are offerding on a new DVD from vintagefilmarsenal. This is not a mass-produced movie -- we\'ll make your copy as it\'s sold. \"DAVE\'S LONG BINH\"Color home movies filmed by Sgt. David E. Shullaw at Long Binh Post in late 1971. You\'ll see footage filmed in his hootch and shop areas, men practicing at the firing range, helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft flying overhead, ammo dump explosions in the distance, guys driving Go-Karts around a dirt track, and the Bob Hope USO Christmas Show at Long Binh.
Other footage includes:
~a bawdy performance by a Filippino band (in Mexican costume)
~Sgt Shullaw and his buddies playing guitars
~510th Engr Co Motor Pool sign and others signs at Bob Hope Show
~AH-1 Cobras of F Troop, 3/4th Cav.
~panoramic shots over the POL depot
...and more! Running Time: 1 hour, 19 minutes Includes a soundtrack from AFVN radio.

DVD -R format should play in any compatible DVD player or on your computer.

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