Photo Of The Day Gallery | 80th Anniversary

Coming in with the helicopter onto Khe Sanh are mail, newspapers, and other small things.

Khe Sanh, 1968

CHARITY "SAFARI" - American cub scouts, their bus forced to stop because of the narrow, steep road, step off on a quarter-mile trek to deliver clothing to the Pubwon Orphange.

Charity Safari, 1960

The men from Company A, 3rd Battalion, 12th Infantry Division and 6th Battalion, 29th Artillery Division stand in the chow line for a hot meal at Fire Support Base 25.

Fire Support Base 25, 1968

CLOTHING PRESENTATION - Mrs. On Soon Lee, director of the Pubwon Orphanage, accepts a clothing donation from Charles D. Crocker (center), U.S. Operations Mission, and Lt. Cdr. Voster F. Comstock, Naval Advisory Group, Korea.

Clothing presentation at Pubwon Orphanage, 1960

A soldier sits down on some sand bags for his meal at Fire Support Base 25.

Fire Support Base 25, 1968

Blankets from baptists in the U.S. are distributed at Seoul Police and Soldiers orphanage to children in the institution by SFC John C. Wilson.

Clothing distributed to Korean Children, 1959

Jazz singer and pianist Nat King Cole performs at the Seoul Municipal Auditorium.

Nat King Cole in Seoul, 1963

There is nothing like a blonde, or so the song goes, and singers Sally Jo Knowles isn't getting any arguments from servicemen in the audience at the new U.S. Armed Forces Theater in Saigon.

New theater in Saigon, 1963