Since 1950 the criminal NATO and the Warsaw Pact had the Nazi engineers from Germany realize the armament projects of the Third Reich and then built such tanks, helicopters and jet airplanes as they are standing around e.g. in the courtyard of the War Museum of Saigon (HCMC). Each war was again an argument to develop new weapons - a satanic game that continues to this day (2018).

The Vietnam War was pure pleasure for the high lodges and the NATO upper class: They had installed their "rest zones" and command zones in Thailand, the Philippines and South Korea, where they could have their sex festivals with the cheap prostitutes day and night, including child sex. It can be assumed that the Vietnam War was INTENTIONALLY delayed to 11 years because the Satanist NATO upper class liked the child sex in Asia so much: in the Philippines, Thailand and South Korea. Since 1975, the bum-bum culture in the Philippines and Thailand has been perpetuated by the secret services... see the book by Louise Brown: Sex Slaves  

Here are some NATO toys exposed:

Helicopter CH47 "Chinook"
NATO helicopter CH47 "Chinook" 01	NATO helicopter CH47 "Chinook" 02	NATO helicopter CH-47 Chinook, the door
NATO helicopter CH47 "Chinook", text Crew, 4 persons, maximum speed: 298km/h, length 15,5m, rotor diameter, 18,3m, weight 22.680kg, range: ca. 500km The CH-47 "Chinook" ("King Salmon") helicopter is an agile, twin-engine, twin-propeller transport helicopter. The Chinook was designed and built by Boeing. Its primary mission is troop displacement, weapons transport and battlefield resupply. The Chinook was used in Vietnam beginning in 1965 with the arrival of the First Cavalry Division, with the helicopter squadron being a separate unit. The Chinook's most spectacular mission in Vietnam was to place artillery batteries in dangerous, inaccessible mountainous areas and then continue to supply them with ammunition. The Chinook can charge an aircraft in flight.
NATO helicopter CH-47 Chinook, the front	NATO helicopter CH-47 Chinook, the rear	NATO helicopter CH-47 Chinook, view along side

Deadly NATO tank M.41
NATO tank M41	NATO tank M41, text Weight: 23 tons. Armament: -- 76mm gun (range 4,500m - 65 bullets per minute). -- Cupola-mounted 30-cal.machinegun. Used in Vietnam from 1965.	NATO tank M41, rear
NATO tank M41, armament	NATO tank M41, tank tower with machine gun	NATO tank M41, the writing on the "water can"
NATO tank M41, tank tracks and undercarriages 01 View from the front	NATO tank M41, Tank tracks and undercarriages 01 View from behind	NATO tank M41, the front with the NATO star (is like the communist star, since capitalism AND communism were established by the Satanists)
	NATO tank M41, storage space and lettering

Deadly NATO bulldozer D7E
NATO bulldozer D7E	NATO bulldozer D7E, rear	NATO bulldozer D7E, Bulldozer chains and undercarriages
NATO bulldozer D7E, text Text: "D.7 E BULLDOZER: Weighting 40 tons, these bulldozers, commonly used in construction, were made full use by U.S. Army in Vietnam for military purpose from 1966. They were used in large + scale ground clearance projects, razing forests, orchards, rice + fields, cemeteries to the ground, transforming large areas into "no man's land". U.S. Army had 1.417 bulldozers in Vietnam by July 1969."		NATO bulldozer D7E, writing "US" Army 25-34

The deadly NATO flamethrower tank M132A1
NATO tank M132A1 flamethrower tank	NATO tank M132A1 flamethrower tank, galons
NATO tank M132A1 flamethrower tank, text "M.132 A1 FLAME THROWER: Amphibious light tank, capable of crossing rice-fields, uneven grounds, waterways. Parachuted from an aircraft carrier when needed. armament: -- M108 flame gun (with 200 gallons of fuel), effective range: 137 metres -- M.73 machinegun caliber 7.62mm. The turret can be moved laterally at an angleof 360 degrees, 60 degrees up and 9 degrees down. "

Deadly NATO cannons / howitzers NATO cannon Howitzer 105mm
NATO canonHowitzer 105mm	NATO cano Howitzer 105mm, rear	NATO canon Howitzer 105mm, the machine
	Text: "155 MM HOWITZER: Direct-support artillery weapon. -- Weight: 5,879.3kg -- Sustained rate of fire: 1r/min. -- Maximum range: 14,600 metres Effective area covered by impact burst: 30 metres (depth), 50 metres (width), 360 metres (radius). U.S. Army had 108 of these in Vietnam by January 1968."
The super-lethal NATO self-propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm
NATO self propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm	NATO self propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm, zoom	NATO self propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm, chains and drives
	NATO self propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm, text: "M107 - 175MM GUN: So-called "King of the Battlefield", self-propelled artillery piece. -- Weight: 28,193.4kg -- Maximum range: 32,600 metres -- Sustained rate of fire: 1r/2min. Effective area covered by impact burst: 35 metres (depth). 95 metres (width), 520 metres (radius). This weapon has caused numberless destruction in Vietnam. U.S. Army had some 152 of these by 1969."
NATO self propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm, the machinery		NATO self propelled howitzer M107 with 175mm, the rear is a bulldozer

Deadly NATO archie (double archie, ackack)
NATO light gun (double anti-aircraft gun) - there was no text, as well there was none about the cannon turret in the background.
Deadly NATO light gun M40 106mm
The tube of a NATO light gun M40 106mm with text panel	The tube of a NATO light gun M40 106mm, the text panel "M40 106MM RECOILLESS RIFLE -- Weight: 210 kg. -- Maximum range: 1,100 metres. Placed on an M79 tripod. Sighted by a spolting 50-cal. gun bolted to its barrel and firing a special phosphorus tracer bullet. Mounted on a vehicle or the ground for firing. Used against armoured fighting vehicles or ahrdened positions. Can also be used against infantry assaults, a role facilitated by the XM 546 Beehive round. These shells were packed with over 8,000 arrow-like "flechettes" which fanned out to all sides."
NATO aluminum furniture
NATO aluminum furniture at the "US" NATO base of Pleiku	NATO aluminum furniture at the "US" NATO base of Pleiku, text Text: Furniture made of aluminum by Vietnamese soldiers on the side of the runway of the "US" military base Pleiku.
NATO combat boat
NATO combat boat	The fire stand in the NATO combat boat - unfortunately there was no text board

Deadly NATO tanks with helicopter in a group
Tanks and helicopter in a group
Deadly NATO tank M48 A3
NATO tank M48 A3	NATO tank M48 A3, tank chains and drives
NATO tank M48 A3, text	Text: "[NATO tank] M48 A3 TANK: Main battle tank. -- Weight: 47.2 tons. -- Maximum speed: 48 km/h. Armament: -- 90mm gun with coaxial 7.62mm machinegun. -- Cupola - mounted 50-cal. machinegun. -- Infrared fire - control equipment and xenon searchlight. U.S. Army had some 3790 M48 tanks in Vietnam by July 1969."

Criminal NATO with deadly jet fighters in the Vietnam War
NATO jet fighter F5A	NATO jet fighter F5A, rear 01
NATO jet fighter F5A, text	NATO jet fighter F5A, text "F-5A JET FIGHTER: Light-weight jet fighter, manufactured by Northrop Norair. -- Maximum gross weight: 9,988kg. -- Effective time in action: 1h45min. -- Maximum range of action: 2,000 km. -- Maximum speed: 1,269 km/h. Armament: -- Two 20mm M - 39A3 guns with 280 rounds/gun -- Five bomb ejector racks. -- Two wingtips missile launchers."
Ant there are more such deadly NATO toys standing around:
NATO fighter jet F5A etc. in the courtyard of the War Museum of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), panoramic photo This all has NOTHING to do with real life, it's all just a WASTE of MONEY.
NATO jet fighter F5A, writing "US" Air Force	NATO jet fighter F5A, zoom of a wing with shooting device for killing	NATO jet fighter F5A, zoom of another wing with shooting device for killing
Deadly NATO A37 fighter-bomber
NATO fighter bomber A37	NATO fighter bomber A37, panoramic photo
NATO fighter bomber A37, text "A-37 FIGHTER - BOMBER Light attack aircraft, manufactures by Cessna Aircraft Company. Used for bombing targets on the ground, the sea and escorting aircraft - carriers of supplying truck convoys [drugs]. -- Gross weight: 6,356kg. -- Effective time in action: 1h40min. -- Maximum range of action: 2,253km. Armament: -- One 7.62mm gun (with 1,500 bullets) -- Four bomb ejector racks."

NATO transport helicopter Bell UH1 Huey
NATO transport helicopter Bell UH1 Huey, panoramic photo	NATO transport helicopter Bell UH1 Huey, the cabine
NATO transport helicopter Bell UH1 Huey, text "UH - 1H HUEY: Bi-rotor helicopter, used for transport, ambulance, air convoying, scouting misions and fire coordination in support of airborne units. -- Maxium range of action: 370km. -- Effective time in action: 1h45min. Capable of flying in any geographically complicated areas and landing any places without requiring an airstrip. Armament: -- Two 6 barrel guns caliver 7.62mm -- Two rocket launchers. -- Three lighting bullets. -- Anti - SA - 7 rocket system. By April 1969, some 2,202 UH-series helicopteres were serving the U.S. Army in Vietnam."

Deadly NATO bombs - cluster bombs CBU55
NATO bombs CBU55	NATO bomb CBU55, close-up of the 2.3m long cluster bomb in the foreground
NATO bomb CBU55, text	Bomb CBU55, text: CBU - 55 BOMB - criminal cluster bomb by Honeywell -- Length: 2.3 metres. -- Diameter: 0.36 metre. -- Weight: 235 kg. -- A "mother bomb" contains 3 "son bombs" BLU - 73 -- (weighing 45kg of chemical each) -- Lethal within a radius of 500 metres. Used for the first time in Quang Tri in 1972."
NATO bomb panorama with the CBU55 cluster bomb and other bombs, for which unfortunately any text is missing NATO bomb CBU55, close-up The dead and the victims are missing, one could at least put down a few dolls depicting the millions of deaths provoked in Vietnam by this criminal NATO.

Vietnam has NEVER attacked the "USA"!

The Vietnam War was pure pleasure for the high lodges and the NATO upper class: They had installed their "rest zones" and command zones in Thailand, the Philippines and South Korea, where they could have their sex festivals with the cheap prostitutes day and night, including child sex. It can be assumed that the Vietnam War was INTENTIONALLY delayed to 11 years because the Satanist NATO upper class liked the child sex in Asia so much: in the Philippines, Thailand and South Korea. Since 1975, the bum-bum culture in the Philippines and Thailand has been perpetuated by the secret services... see the book by Louise Brown: Sex Slaves  

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