Against the protests of a Vietnamese soldier that he pushes away and raises a...
Kilgore gives a drink to an enemy fighter who's holding his own intestines in...
As Kilgore's chopper circles the plaza he gives orders to the medivac units.
As they watch the Medevac unit explode below, Kilgore turns to the men in his...
Strumming his guitar with a cigar stuck in his mouth, the colonel calls out.
Lance salutes Clean and gives his name rank and serial number. When Clean att...
Willard kneels down beside Kilgore pointing out entry points on the map to th...
Kilgore explains to Lance that he uses a reel to reel tape on board of Eagle ...
Kilgore turns to Lance to ask his opinion. Lance thinks he's talking about th...
Kilgore compliments Lance on his surfing technique, puts his hand on his shou...
Kilgore squats beside a few of his men just after jets bomb the tree line, na...
Phillips weighs in on the entry point Willard is suggesting. Kilgore goes gun...
Kilgore squats near Lance after ordering an air strike on the tree line using...
Red team takes out an anti aircraft gun being employed by the VC at the mouth...
Kilgore has personal reason for wanting to secure the entry point to the Nang...
Kilgore has just told Lance a story about a twelve hour napalm strike.
One of his men questions his decision to take a particular point on the Nang.
On Kilgore's command, a reel to reel tape on board of Eagle Thrust plays The ...
Once ashore Willard locates the CO, Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore.
After Kilgore introduces himself to Lance, he takes him over to meet other su...
Kilgore asks Mike about the point that Willard wants to enter the Nang River....
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