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Tet Offensive
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Saigon
03:45
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The Elephant Sighting
01:53
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Pattaya Beach
03:54
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Mekong Delta
05:07
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Chu Lai 1968
04:42
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Departing
02:36
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LBJ
04:42
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Charlie Company
12:38
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Bonus: Lam Son 719
03:01
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Bonus: Opium
04:07
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Bonus: Unnamed Dub
03:47
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R&R
04:43
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Night World Records Washington, D.C.
Night World is a small independent record label based in Washington DC that's been recording and putting out records by local talent since 2000.
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