The plug of majority of the United States, after the Vietnam War

The US B-52 bombing has a majority bombs in Laos during the Vietnam War.

Cluster bomb

The CBU-58 / B majority bomb, produced by Honeywell Corporation in Minneapolis, is seen in Laos from the US B-52 bomber during the Vietnam War.

Terror out of the air

After a large bomb was thrown, it is open in the air and is known as “bombings”, about 670 tennis ball-sized ammunition (bombings are known as “), rain in the target area.

Cluster bomb

The unexploded US majority bomb – Millions of millions of millions in Laos are seen in an open exhibit in Xieng Khouang.

Majority “bombings”

A close image, the United States, which falls on Lao during the Vietnam War, is known as “bombardman” in the US multi-wet bomb, which is also known as “bombardment”. One of the plural bombs includes 670 of the 670th tennis, which will be distributed to a large area, as a bomb embroidered in the air before landing.

“Secret War”

Laos is the largest bombing in the world history. In all eight minutes, 24 hours a day, from 1964 to 1973 to 1973, from 1973 to 1973, the American B-52 had a plan for major bombs in Laos. The bombing campaign is aimed at hemming in the American neighboring Vietnamese enemies. The United States was never in a war with the people of Laos, and the American people were in the country in terms of bombing in the country.

There is no ball game

Brong Yang shows scars from the crumbs that spilled in the body in July 8, 2016, and a ball exploded with him. In fact, millions of the United States who still litter the native Laos found one of the majority bomb ammunition.

Red wounds

In a volunteer Brong Yang’s arm explores crumbs wounds. Laos, Xieng Khouang, a US majority bomb ammunition found when playing near his house.

The majority bomb victim

During the Vietnamese War, a cluster bomb that has fallen from the US cluster bomb in Laos, found a young man where he had a medical treatment in Laos.

Looking for balances

De-mining teams, Laos, Xieng Khouang’daki U.S. plural bombs are trying to find.

Boom!

De-mining technician, Xieng Khouang, Laos, exploded a group of bombings left by the American bombing campaign during the Vietnamese War.

Deadly treasure hunt

A team of de-mining technicians, Laos, Xieng Khouang was buried in the US majority bombs.

Deadly treasure hunt

Search teams, Laos, Xieng Khouang’da USA work to discover US majority bombs.

Deadly treasure hunt

The search teams are trying to disclose the majority bombs in the village of Laos.

Getting ready for explosion

A technician is preparing to explode a remote-controlled explosion to destroy a US cluster bomb found in Laos.

Safe disposing

The two explosions are seen because the smoke destroyed two US clusters of the Vietnamese war.

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A Washington, who recognizes the “war inheritance” of the war, and a Washington that earns points in the majority bomb ammunition after the US Neighboring Vietnamese War for the United States.

Bomblet

A small majority bomb ammunition, the dirt where the dirt was found in Laos is seen being buried in part.

Bomblets

Ammunition of unfortilation ammunition, Vientiane, the Zap Visit Center and Museum in a museum suspended hanging hanging from the ceiling

A strong reminder

Unfortunately, Bomb Tidifies from the ceiling HIIENTIANE, Laus in the center of the call and the museum, hanging in an exhibition.

Replacement

Prosthetic legs, Vientiane’s Vientiane’s call from the center of Vientiane and hung from the museum, in the United States in the United States in a ceiling and museum in the United States in an exhibition in the United States.

Pieces of bombs

During the Vietnam War, the American bombing campaign in Laos in Laos, various parts of various works in Laos.

Cluster bomb

An unexploded US majority bomb displayed in Laos.

Recycling

An old cluster bomb body, Vientiane, Laos, Vientiane, Laos, the Zap Visit Center and the museum is seen as a flower pot.