USIA 65-1388
Post-strike photo of the Qui Vinh railroad bridge, April 1965. This two-Bpan steel truss railroad bridge measuring 100 meters in length was struck on 9 April 1965. One span of the bridge was completely destroyed and dropped into the river. Approaches to this particular span were severely damaged
- Date
- 1965-04-09
- Photographer / author
- U.S. Information Agency 65-1388
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- image
- Original size
- 1,053 × 837 pixels
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