File:White phosporus booby trap casualty treated by medic in Vietnam 1966.JPEG
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DescriptionWhite phosporus booby trap casualty treated by medic in Vietnam 1966.JPEG | A young American lieutenant, his leg burned by an exploding Viet Cong white phosphorus booby trap, is treated by a medic. | |||
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