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This is a direct reproduction of the original November 1966 ALL HANDS magazine.
©All Hands Magazine, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction by permission only.

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SMALL CRAFT: Big Job in Vietnam (cont'd)

Vietnamese Navy ST CAW/FOM has V-shaped hull to help make it resistant to mines. These patrol boats usually carry crews of eight to 10.

Members of the team - U.S advisors work with Vietnamese Navymen in this type of craft and others which search out enemy infiltrators.

Friend or enemy? Except for registration numbers required by the So. Vietnamese government, junks of fishing or cargo fleet look alike.

Gun boat (MSF), a member of South Vietnam's blue-water Navy. Such boats are typical of deep water boats which patrol coastline.

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