Since 2009, "US" governments pays 1.52 billion Dollars to the Agent Orange victims. It needed 40 years!

  Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

WHAT is NATO? CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS.

War Museum in Vietnam: Firearms in the Vietnam War
The beginning of the rifle gallery - showcase with rifles and revolvers Against what we can use rifles or revolvers? Against bears or wolves, but not at all against the civilian population! But here in the Vietnam War there is also another thing: selling as many arms as you can for rising armament shares at stock exchange...
1. Revolvers in Vietnam War
Revolvern in Vietnam War Text: "Pistols (revolvers): Cols-45 and long and short-barreled Rouleau were often equipped for US police and officers as well as former Saigon Army for self-protection and commanding in battle. However, this weapon was also used to murder innocent people."
Photos showing shootings with revolver	Shooting with revolver in Vietnam War 01 Use of revolver: victim on the floor	Use of revolver in Vietnam War: shooting 02 Use of revolver in Vietnam War: shooting 03
2. Carbine rifles in the Vietnam War
Carbine rifle M2 and carbine rifles M1	Texts "Carbine rifle" - Text "Carbine M1" Text: "Carbine M2"
Use of carbine rifles in Vietnam War in fights - use of carbine rifles from helicopters

3. Rifles and bazookas
Vietnam war: rifle gallery
4. Thomson rifles - Garand M1 rifle - shotgun
Thomson rifles in Vietnam War - text - Vietnam War: a soldier posing with a carbine shotgun     Vietnam War: Garand M1 rifle and a shotgun - Garand M1 rifle text Text: "M1 Garand rifle: Is a semi-automatic weapon fitted with a grenade launcher and a bayonet. This weapon was equipped for police and popular forces in order to repress demonstrations, or torture suspected V.C [Viet Cong North Vietnam Army]."
Vietnam War: soldier with a shotgun
5. Rifle Licen UZI - Madsen rifles - light machine guns M3A1
Showcase with rifles of Vietnam War	Rifle Licen UZI	Madsen rifles
Vietnam War: light machine guns M3A1   Text: "M3A1 light machine gun: is used to replace the heavy Thompson. This was equipped for armed police field forces and local troops that used in firing and killing operations."

  Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

WHAT is NATO? CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS.

6. Machine guns Garand M14 - M16

Showcase with rifles from Vietnam War

Vietnam War: machine gun Garand M14 Text: "M14 Garand light machine gun: was rifle was built around the basic Garand M1. The rifle comes in two versions, the standard M14 and the M14E2. All models are capable of automatic or semi-automatic fire. The M14 is capable of firing grenades. In addition, a sniper version is fitted with a Leatherwood Redfield infra-red telescopic sight. Its cyclic rate is 750 rounds per minute."

Vietnam war: Three machine guns M16 Text: "M16 light machine gun: During the war in Vietnam, M16 was considered as the most modern weapon. Thus, it became a standard weapon for US Forces. It was made fro mlight alloy and its rate is from 650 to 850 rounds per minute."

Vietnam War: M16 machine gun, a light machine gun and grenade launcher

7. Colt machine guns M18 - automatic machine gun MK20

Showcase with rifles from Vietnam War

Vietnam War: Three Colt M18 machine guns Text: "Colt Commando light machine gun (M18 Commando): Is a shortened version of M16. It is in service with the United States Special Forces [USSF]."   Automatic machine gun MK20 Text: "MK20: Their features are the same with the M79, but thei can fire automatically. They were equipped for patrol-boats."

  Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

WHAT is NATO? CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS.

8. Belgian automatic rifles - grenade launcher M79
Showcase with rifles from Vietnam War
Vietnam War: Two Belgian automatic rifles - Vietnam War: Patrol with dog     Vietnam War: Two M79 grenade launchers - One gunner with an M79 grenade launcher Text: "M79 grenade launcher: The M79 fires high-explosive grenades with considerable accuracy. The Hague Convention in 1899 strictly banned all armed forces from using this kind of ammunition. However, US military engineers have done research on reforming the dum-dum cartridge into M79 canister round. When this round touches the body of a victim, it explodes again and tears his body into pieces."     Vietnam War: Two M79 chemical grenade launchers - one more advanced grenade launcher
9. Automatic Browning rifles - heavy machine guns M73
Showcase with rifles from Vietnam War     Vietnam War: Two Automatic Browning rifles - A hiker with a Browning rifle Text: "Browning automatic rifle (BAR): This rifle was used throughout World War II, KOrea War and the US war in Vietnam. Instead of being fitted with a select fire lever the rifle, designated Model 1918A2, became fully automatic. The BAR is used in support of platoon level."     Vietnam War: three heavy machine guns M73 Text: "M73 heavy machine gun: The M73 was often fitted in parallel with tank's gun so it was called pointed heavy machine gun."
10. Browning rifles M2 - 6-barrel heavy machine gun
Vietnamkrieg: Vitrine mit Gewehren	Three Browning rifles M2 Text: "Browning M2"	6-barrel heavy machine gun
Text at the right: "Six-barrel heavy machine gun: The gun was operated by electric or hydraulic, fired by electric with the cyclic rate as 4,000-6,000 rpm. It is often fitted in aircraft, especially in helicopters to support infantrymen by creating a steel firing curtain to prevent enemy aircraft."
11. Machine guns M60 and BESA
Showcase with machine guns M60 and BESA
Vietnam War: A soldier in the jungle keeps watch - Two M60 machine guns       Vietnam War: heavy machine gun BESA - two machine guns M60   Text: "M60 general purpose machine gun: The M60 is the standard general purpose machine gun designed for infantrymen with cyclic rate as 600 rounds per minute. A wide variety of mountings are also aveilable for use on soft-skinned or armored vehicles and helicopters."
12. M1919-A6 rifle, heavy machine gun 12,7mm and bazooka 57mm
Vietnam war: showcase with machine guns and bazooka	Vietnam War: bazooka - a soldier with a bazooka
M1919-A6 rifle, heavy machine gun 12,7mm and bazooka 57mm Soldier with heavy machine gun on a tank turret of an armored car - Vietnam War: An armed force           Text left: "M1919 A6" Text in the center: "12.7mm heavy machine gun: THe gun was usually equipped for armors or patrol-boats. Its cyclic rate is 700 rpm." Text right: "57mm Rocket launcher (Bazooka)."
13. Rocket launchers (bazookas) M72 in the Vietnam War
Vietnam War: showcase with three bazookas M72 and one bazzoka 90mm	Vietnam War: three bazookas M72
Text: "Anti-tank free flight disposable missile launcher, M72: The M72 is a self-contained sisposable anti-tank system consisting of a rocket loaded in a telescopic tube launcher. This tube serves as a watertight container as well as housing the percussion firing mechanism. The 66mm HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank) round for this weapon is able to penetrate up to 260mm of armor plate."   Vietnam War: "90mm Rocket launcher (Bazooka)"

  Vietnam NEVER attacked "USA".

WHAT is NATO? CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS.

14. Granades and cartridges in Vietnam War

Vietnam War Museum at Saigon / HCMC: showcases with granades and cartridges

14a. Granades and cartridges in Vietnam War - showcase 1

Light gun cartridge cases - Mortar shells 60mm - Mortar shells 40mm 01     Vietnam War: Mortar shells 40mm 02 - Mortar shell 81mm - Mortar shell 60mm   Vietnam War: cartridges 40mm

14b. Cartridges in Vietnam War - showcase 2

Vietnam War: Flares - Cartridges AR15 - Cartridges 20mm 01     Vietnam War: 20mm, 12.7mm, 7.62mm cartridges and carbine cartridges   Vietnam War: Carbine Cartridge       Vietnam War: Colt 45 revolver cartridges - M79 grenades - cartridge case remnants [looks more like mine remnants]

  Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

WHO is NATO? CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS.

15. Vietnam War: Napalm victims and house-to-house warfare in Hue

At the end of the visit to the museum, some photos are exhibited on a window WALL:     Text: "Victim of napalm bomb in 1968" Urban warfare in Hue     Vietnam War: M48 tanks in Hue - Map of Vietnam with Hue [1] Text: M48 tankers of the Navy troops rumbling through a suburb of the city of Hue, the old imperial capital of Vietnam.     Vietnam War: urban warfare in the town of Hue 01, 02, 03 Text: "Scenes from the streets of Hue are eloquent testimony to the ferocity of the fighting in that once beautiful old city. It is a block-by-block, house-by-house affair. Urban fighting on this scale is new to Vietnam, and is probably the Marine Corp's most bitterly fought battle since the end of World War II." See a video about the battle of Hue: Video: Vietnam on the Frontlines - Battle for Hue (28'19'') Video: Vietnam on the Frontlines - Battle for Hue (28'19'') https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64M_al0fdyc - YouTube channel: jai den - uploaded on Feb 9, 2015 The motto of the criminal Pentagon NATO was, as always: "Destroy everything - crush everything - kill everything" - and billions of dollars were wasted on weapons and billions of dollars in value were destroyed... - all was well organized by the London NWO with Rothschild and Rockefeller - for their armament shares at the stock exchange. And in the rest rooms of Thailand, the Philippines and South Korea, the Pentagon NATO soldiers enjoyed child sex instead of doing something reasonable there for the development of the country...

  Vietnam has NEVER attacked "USA".

WHAT is NATO? CRIMINAL FOREIGNERS.

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Photo sources
[1] Map of Vietnam with the town of Hue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu%E1%BA%BF

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