The U.S. Army Transportation Museum managed to score a Vietnam War era Patrol Boat, River for their outdoor vehicle collection. The PBR was hauled all the way up from U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood and is now on display, right here at JBLE! Go see for yourself at the U.S. Army Transportation Museum at Fort Eustis! U.S. Army | United States Army Military Police Corps | US Army Transportation School (Official) | Joint Base Langley-Eustis

Two Patrol Boat, River (PBR) crews slice through the murky waters of the Mekong, passing a U.S. Navy Landing Ship, Tank (LST) on station. These small but heavily armed boats were the backbone of Task Force 116—“Operation Game Warden”—patrolling enemy-infested rivers in South Vietnam, interdicting supplies, and responding to ambushes at a moment’s notice. This is what brown-water warfare looked like—swift, dangerous, and unforgiving. #PBR #BrownWaterNavy #RiverPatrol #VietnamWar #USNavy #LST #Ope

Manning the guns of a Navy Patrol Boat (PBR) — river warriors who carried the fight through Vietnam’s deadly waterways. 🇺🇸 #VietnamWar #PBR #NavyPatrol #AmericanValor #BrothersInArms #neverforget | Lily's