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Weapons confiscated from enemy forces during typical operations during 1965 in the "rice bowl" or the Tahn Linn village area.  These ARVN soldiers display a range of riffles and automatic arms taken from the field of battle that will no longer be a threat to their operations.  Weapons recovery was a cooperative effort between ARVN and US Military Advisory Teams.

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