April 17, 2024
Vietnam War - 1965 (File-3) child killed held Army tank Press Photo
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ROGERS PHOTO ARCHIVE Vietnam War - 1965 (File-3) child killed held Army tank Press Photo Photo Description You are bidding on an original press photo from 2013 featuring A FATHER'S TRAGIC BURDEN The body of child killed in a battle in South Viet Nam March 19, 1964, is held by his father as Rangers of the Vietnamese Army look down from a tank. The child was killed in battle as the government forces pursued Viet Cong guerrillas into a village near the Cambodian border. The Vietnamese Forces used bombers and armored personnel carriers against the guerrilla forces. . Photo is 10� x 8� in size. Photo Condition Vietnam War - 1965 (File-3) This photo originates from the ROGERS PHOTO ARCHIVE. ROGERS PHOTO ARCHIVE is the largest individually owned photo archive in the world. Most photos have never been seen by the public. These photos are original, not reproductions or reprints. Photo Condition These photos emanate from a working newspaper archive thus concede routine physical imperfections that can include production flaws, hand placed editorial notes, and paste residue. These details can be seen in the auction photo which shows front and back. Also creasing, border chips and minor paper loss can occur. View all photos thoroughly prior to bidding. CUT OUT MIDDLE MAN PRICES - Our Archive is the Largest known Photo Archive in the world
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