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Cambodian Casualty: A wounded Cambodian soldier is carried through rice paddies by friend after they had been ambushed by North Vietnamese troops at Samrong, Cambodia, 10 miles west of Phnom Penh on November 30th, 1971. The Cambodian troops were attemptin

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Don Sharpe (Artist)
1971 20th century
Title: Cambodian Casualty: A wounded Cambodian soldier is carried through rice paddies by friend after they had been ambushed by North Vietnamese troops at Samrong, Cambodia, 10 miles west of Phnom Penh on November 30th, 1971. The Cambodian troops were attemptin
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