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[Aerial view of bombing of Phủ Lý, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of Phủ Lý, Vietnam after an aerial bombing, June 2, 1972. Labels note the locations of railroad siding, bridges, and other targets. Image taken by Attack Squadron 192 (VA-192) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of destroyed railroad in Yên Lập, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a destroyed railroad bridge in the Yên Lập district of Vietnam, June 26, 1972. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of destroyed railroad in Yên Lập, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a destroyed railroad bridge in the Yên Lập district of Vietnam, June 26, 1972. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of destroyed railroad in Yên Lập, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a destroyed railroad bridge in the Yên Lập district of Vietnam, June 26, 1972. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of Thanh Hóa, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of Thanh Hóa, Vietnam after an aerial bombing, June 14, 1972. Labels note the locations of roads and a damaged bridge. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of bombed bridge in Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of the Dong Phong Thuong railroad bridge in Vietnam after an aerial bombing, June 16, 1972. Image taken by Attack Squadron 192 (VA-192) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of railroad bridge in Hải Dương, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a railroad bridge in Hải Dương, Vietnam after an aerial bombing, May 10, 1972. Labels note the locations of damaged sections of track. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of railroad bridge in Haiphong, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of a railroad bridge in Haiphong, Vietnam after an aerial bombing, May 10, 1972. Labels note the locations of damaged buildings, destroyed barges, and a possible bomb blast. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of Vinh Airfield, Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of Vinh Airfield, Vietnam after an aerial bombing, April 29, 1972. Labels note the locations of the airfield runway and a truck park. Image taken by Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 7 (RVAH-7) of the United States Navy.

[Aerial view of army base in Vietnam] (Item)

Aerial photograph of an army base in Vietnam after an aerial bombing, May 13, 1972. Labels note the locations of supply buildings and an open storage area. Image taken by Attack Squadron 195 (VA-195) of the United States Navy.