44K views · 2.5K reactions | Delicious Viet Cong Ramen in Japan | Nero Yummy | Facebook

480K views · 3.8K reactions | The Viet Cong used reinforced bicycles as cargo carriers. These weren’t ridden — they were pushed by hand, loaded with up to 400 pounds of supplies along the Ho Chi Minh trail. The bikes were silent, needed no fuel, and could travel narrow jungle paths where trucks couldn’t. | History Collection | Facebook

The Odd Angry Shot (1979) - Australian SAS Retakes Bridge From Viet Cong Best historic war related films reviewed on British & Commownealth Forces... The Odd Angry Shot (1979) Set during the Vietnam War, The Odd Angry Shot depicts life in Australia as it was before, during and following the war. Times and lifestyles were much simpler and societal roles were more defined. After his 21st birthday, Bill (John Jarratt) goes to fight in Vietnam, as part of the Australian forces. He's in the Australia

262K views · 5.5K reactions | During patrols, the Viet Cong faced threats beyond direct contact. They ingeniously repurposed unexploded American artillery shells and bombs into their own improvised mines. It was like playing Russian roulette while marching through the jungle. Have you ever heard of this tactic? #VietCong #weaponry #mines #VietnamWar #militaryhistory | War Stories | Facebook