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October 18, 2010 · 3:26 am

Going Into Battle With The Khmer Rouge

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Going Into Battle With The Khmer Rouge
THE NATION REVIEW, EXCLUSIVE, BANGKOK, Saturday Morning, February 9, 1980

The Nation Review, EXCLUSIVE. Feb 9, 1980

Khmer Rouge soldiers running to take up positions to attack the Vietnamese.

Khmer Rouge fighters in Phnom Chat preparing to counter-attack the Vietnamese forces.

Photos Exclusive : Kim Gooi

Photos Exclusive : Kim Gooi

Photos Exclusive : Kim Gooi

Photos Exclusive : Kim Gooi

Photos Exclusive : Kim Gooi

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Tagged as Camp 007, Khmer Rouge, Khmer Seri forces, Nong Samet, Phnom Chat, Vietnamese forces

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