Military body bags were always available in Vietnam. They were a normal part of the medical corp's equipment. In Vietnam, they were kept in cardboard boxes and stored in various warehouses, until requested for use. People in the US seldom, if ever, heard of the term nor thought much about them, until newsmen and anti-draft protesters begin yelling out the "name" over nation wide television. During the US Army's final large offensive, during Operation Lam Son 719 in 1971; boxes of body bags were shipped out to Firebase Vandergrift and surrounding firebases. Placed under the supervision of the medics, they were kept hidden from general view, as they not only gave away the massive size of the operation, but if seen they also could lower morale.
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No they are a communist state with a single legasive body
every body stinks u.s is awesome we kick their buts
Attrition of the enemy, with body counts.
The Gulf of Tonkin off the coast of Vietnam.
For the general population: 1. Body bags landing in the airports. 2. Military conscription, to keep those body bags filled.
Perhaps the best case could be made for the Vietnam era, when the media had just discovered their power, but not yet been incorporated into the power structure of the U.S. They caught the government by surprise, and with their images of civil rights protesters being blatantly abused and the body bags coming home from Vietnam, changed us for the better. Which is why you now no longer see civil rights protesters being blatantly abused and the body bags coming home from Afghanistan/Iraq.
Body Bags - novel - was created in 1999.
The duration of Body Bags - film - is 1.52 hours.
Body Bags - film - was created on 1993-08-08.
The air bags in your body cavity are called your lungs. These are the organs responsible for providing your body with the oxygen needed for survival.
Coach Handbags sells only bags, but they have different designs of their bags. They have shoulder bags, clutches, evening bags, hobo bags, and cross body bags.
Used body bags are typically disposed of by incineration or deep burial to prevent the spread of disease and ensure proper sanitation. In some cases, body bags may be decontaminated and reused if deemed safe and appropriate.
These articles are put into specially marked bags labeled as being bioharardous. These items are then incinerated at special facilities.
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No, it is not.