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Wounded Marine Gunnery Sgt. Jeremiah Purdie (C), reaching out as he is led past stricken comrade after fierce firefight for control of Hill 484. S. of DMZ during Vietnam War.
Shell shocked American Marine getting wounds bandaged in muddy jungle during OP Prairie, an American military sweep of the area just south of the DMZ.
US Marines eating rations during a lull in the fighting near the DMZ during the Vietnam War.
Wounded American Marines being treated and prepared for evacuation during the Vietnam War.
2nd Battalion, 5th Marines making sweep below DMZ, as part of Operation Prairie.
Vietnam War - Tet Offensive, Battle of Hue City 1968
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Dirty, exhausted looking US Marine on patrol with his squad near the DMZ during the Vietnam War.
Wounded American Marines being treated and prepared for evacuation during the Vietnam War.
Members of 1st Marine Division carrying their wounded during firefight nr. southern edge of DMZ during Vietnam War. South Vietnam.
US Marine Phillip Wilson carrying rocket launcher across stream during fighting near the DMZ during the Vietnam War.
American soldier w. a bandaged head wound looking dazed after participating in Operation Prairie just south of the DMZ
Wounded Marine being helped to an air evacuation point.
Iwo Jima
I'm surprise that the photos of the marines getting shot by a sniper in the 04 battle of fallujah wasn't posted yet, or maybe I missed it.
Originally Posted by Sgt.Jones
?? and that suppose to mean or show what?
relax man, no terrorist propaganda supporter here. I just remember an while back when some marines was wound by an sniper and how the other marine ran out to help him but was also shoot. It was posted on the usmc.mil site saying what marines do for each other in combat.
You're touching on a fairly touchy subject. Marines don't like watching our brothers being killed or wounded. I suggest you tread lightly and think about your post before hitting submit.
This is one great photo.
^One of the more interesting military traditions I have ever seen.
Let me suggest that you relax and develop some situational awareness. See Keeper's post and wind your neck in.
ok man cool. Just that photos at the top of the page of the wounded marines reminded me of those sets of pics. In fact it was posted it here awhile back on the first page dramatic photo thread that's where I first seen it.
Kicker of doors, slapper of whores.
Got these from my buddy Ryan (aka, thecat0311) who's was Echo, 2/5. He's now currently Alpha, 1/6.
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