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Agent Orange was as chemical used to destroy forests (jungles) in South Vietnam. It was sprayed by choppers and fixed wing transport planes (C-130s mostly). It was later replaced by Rome Plows (bull dozers) operated by the US Army Engineers.

Vehicles hit by that stuff could be easily de-contaminated. However, many military vehicles during the Vietnam War stayed there, as they were turned over to the ARVNs (Army Republic South Vietnam-South Viet Government). This included helicopters, jets, airplanes, tanks, artillery, and wheeled vehicles.

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