1968 Press Photo Aerial view of ships in South Vietnam's Saigon harbor

The majority of black market items come from the post exchanges clubs, commissaries, U.S. aid and military warehouses -- and from ships unloading American goods at the docks. As much as 25 per cent of cargo unloaded from an ocean-going vessel in Saigon harbor may be lost by the time it has been conveyed through the confused system of river traffic to city warehouses and inland stations. Saigon - Vietnam, South

Photo is dated 1968.

Photo measures 8 x 11.25 inches.