7,000 Die In Floods: US Rushes Aid To Vietnamese
7,000 Die In Floods: US Rushes Aid To Vietnamese
With thousands dead and 700,000 homeless, helicopters from the United States Carrier Princeton rush food supplies to the stricken areas. Heavy rains and floods compounded the misery of the savage war in Vietnam and the drive against the Vietcong rebels was forgotten as all efforts turned to feeding the hungry natives. Military, aircraft carrier - Princeton - with helicopters landing on the deck, sailors helping them get situated. Sailors getting flour off a fork lift and carrying them over to the helicopters for transport to the victims of the flood. Two sailors sitting and watching over the procedure of getting food off to the needy. Helicopter taking off the deck of the ship. Aerial shot - Vietnam below. Army in waiting as the helicopter lands on the tarmac. Helicopters being unloaded by military and the North Vietnamese. The bag of rice, from America. POV - Off a deck of a boat a Vietnamese village. Children being helped off a truck. Children eating a rice care or something made of flour. A destroyed home that's laying on its side. A boat that is floating on once on dry land now covered with water.