Caring For A Casualty: While the battles of Khe Sanh, Vietnam, go on, a steady flow of wounded are rushed into the underground hospital bunker for emergency treatment sufficient until removal to a rear area hospital, March 8th, 1968. Though more than 1,000 men have been patched up and evacuated, the quarters are continually crowded, causing stretchers to be slung, four high, from wall pegs and rope attached to the ceiling. A wounded soldier, receiving transfusions, is tended to by a flak-jacketed corpsman in the hospital bunker of Khe Sanh

1968