Black and white photograph of one young woman seated and another one standing on a New York City park bench during the Armed Forces Day parade. In the photograph, one woman is holding a sign that reads, "Bomb Red China," while the other is holding an…

Booby-trapped U.S. 105 mm howitzer round that Oakes stepped on. The round failed to detonate because the dirt around it gave way.

Corpsman attending to wounded soldier who had tripped a booby-trapped hand grenade in the 3/27th Marine's area.

Corpsman Kirkpatrick and Lt. O'Rourke of 3rd Platoon, B Company 1/27 May 1968 before Operation Allen Brook.

Lt. O'Rourke (center of picture) deploying troops during a firefight south of Hue.

Dorms at the Defense Language Institute West Coast in Monterrey, California.

Engineers placing C-4 around the bobby-trapped U.S. 105 mm howitzer round that Oakes stepped on.

Professor Gilbert R. Davis urging an end to the Vietnam War, ca. 1966.

Prior to troops advancing through the tree line, the flame tanks burnt out all the bobby-traps.

Flooding in Camp Dong Son after a typhoon in September 1968.

White object in the center-right of the photo is a live 81 mm illumination round that went through Oakes' poncho and landed between his head and the Gunnery Sgt's head during a night firing in a rain storm.

Locals going through garbage discarded by the mess hall for 1/27 Marine regiment. They are pouring leftover milk out of the containers.