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• 2010-11-09 11:49 (UTC) | Canpark | 34197 (bytes) | 469×297 | {{Information |Description = This photograph shows an aerial view of a crash site in Dong Xoai. |Source = This photograph was taken from this webpage. |Date = June 10, 1965 |Author = Jack Waters |Permission = {{PD-USG
• 2010-11-09 11:42 (UTC) | Canpark | 30057 (bytes) | 342×253 | Wrong photograph was uploaded.~~~~
• 2010-11-09 11:40 (UTC) | Canpark | 34197 (bytes) | 469×297 | {{Information |Description = This shows South Vietnamese Rangers and their American adviser at the crash site of a helicopter. |Source = This photo was taken from http://www.118ahc.org/Dong%20Xoai.htm |Date = 1965 |Author
• 2010-11-09 11:30 (UTC) | Canpark | 34197 (bytes) | 469×297 | {{Information |Description = This photograph shows the crash site of a U.S. helicopter in Dong Xoai. |Source = This photograph was taken from this webpage: http://www.118ahc.org/Dong%20Xoai.htm |Date = 1965. |Author = Jack