what cigarettes did soldiers smoke in vietnam SP4 Carl Line, of Clinton, Illinois calmly smokes a cigarette during a break an operation near the town of Thu Duc, ten miles north of Saigon. 27 February 1969 UPI Kent Potter A Viet Cong officer smokes

A Viet Cong officer smokes a cigarette PICRYL Public Domain Media Search Engine Flipping a single cigarette upside down in a pack is typically seen as a symbol of good luck or protection. The practice is commonly linked to U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam war 1965 US Soldier Pvt Byrd Puffs Cigar in Jungle of South Vietnam Press Photo eBay In many Vietnamese households, the first cigarette in a new pack was never smoked. It was flipped upside down, to cancel bad luck, block bad energy, and set the tone for

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