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[Sikorsky (S-61R) HH-3E Jolly Green Giant helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of people walking near a parked Sikorsky (S-61R) HH-3E Jolly Green Giant at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai Air Force Base, Thailand, circa 1967-1968.

[Soldiers with Bell UH-1C Iroquois] (Item)

Photograph of United States Army soldiers posing with a Bell UH-1C (HU-1C) Iroquois (Huey) helicopter of the 240th Assault Helicopter Company in Vietnam, circa 1970-1971. The helicopter bears the unit's "Mad Dog" gunship emblem and slogan, "Death on call," on its nose Caption from donor: "UH-1C gunship of the 240th Assault Helicopter Company. Call sign was the 'MadDogs.'"

[Children with Bell UH-1H Iroquois helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Army soldier showing a Bell UH-1H Iroquois (Huey) helicopter to a group of Cambodian children, circa 1970-1971. Caption from donor: "Cambodian children curious about the UH-1."

[Soldier about to jump from helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Army soldier of the 5th Special Forces Group, getting ready to jump from a helicopter above Long Thành, Vietnam, circa 1970-1971.Caption from donor: "5th Special Forces at Long Than [sic] doing a jump."

[Interior of Sikorsky HH-53B Super Jolly helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Air Force pilot and door gunner inside a Sikorsky (S-65A) HH-53B Super Jolly helicopter, Vietnam, circa 1970-1971.Caption from donor: "HH-53 door gunner."

[Soldier jumping from helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Army soldier of the 5th Special Forces Group, jumping from a helicopter above Long Thành, Vietnam, circa 1970-1971.Caption from donor: "5th Special Forces at Long Than [sic] doing a jump."

[Destroyed Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of military personnel salvaging the wreckage of a Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopter at a United States Navy base in Nhà Bè, Vietnam, circa 1970-1971. The helicopter bears the "Mad Dog" nose art of the 240th Assault Helicopter Company's gunships.Caption from donor: "Two helicopters hoovered [sic] into each other at Nha Be Heli-port."

[Group portrait of United States Army soldiers] (Item)

Photographic group portrait of United States Army soldiers with a Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) helicopter, circa 1969.Stamped on verso: "Pollack and Daly Photography, Savannah, Georgia."

[Army crew chief in helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Army crew chief sitting next to an M60 door gun in a Bell UH-1H Iroquois (Huey) helicopter, Vietnam, circa 1970-1971. The photo was taken while en route to an air assault.Caption from donor: "Crewchief watching over troops sitting on floor in route [sic] to the Landing Zone (LZ)."

[Army crew chief in helicopter] (Item)

Photograph of a United States Army crew chief testing an M60 door gun in a Bell UH-1H Iroquois (Huey) helicopter, Vietnam, circa 1970-1971. The photo was taken while en route to an air assault.Caption from donor: "Crewchief checking and testing the M-60 before an assault."