War Remnants Museum Continued

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Another part of the museum shows the detention camps that were used by the US and their Vietnam allies to imprison and torture prisoners. This is where you start to think, didn't these same torture methods get used on US soldiers and allies? Which they did.
The Tiger Cages were not these barbed wire cages alone but small cells where prisoners were shackled. Below this replica is based on an actual prisoner photo. The likeness was captured well although the image loses something in my photograph.
This guillotine and transport cage were used to execute prisoners.




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  1. Marc3:24 AM

    This is a museum of detention camps that were used by the US and their Vietnam allies to imprison and torture prisoners but it its more look likes a cage of imprisonment.

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