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U.S. Marine at Hue, 1968

By STARS AND STRIPES Published: November 11, 2019

John Olson ©Stars and Stripes
Hue, South Vietnam, February, 1968: A U.S. Marine on a street in Hue during the hard-fought battle for the city.

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