File:Fast Patrol Crafts operating up a river 2.jpg
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DescriptionFast Patrol Crafts operating up a river 2.jpg | Fast Patrol Crafts (PCF, Swift boat) operating up a narrow river in Vietnam |
Date | late 1960s |
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