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Fence Made Of American Unexploded Bombs Around A Private House In Phonsavan, Laos. Phonsavan, Laos - April 19, 2012: View To The Fence Made Of American Unexploded Bombs Collected After Bombings Of The Town During `Secret War` 1965-1973 Around A Private House In Phonsavan, Laos.

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Fence made of American unexploded bombs around a private house in Phonsavan, Laos. PHONSAVAN, LAOS - APRIL 19, 2012: View to the fence made of American unexploded bombs collected after bombings of the town during `secret war` 1965-1973 around a private house in Phonsavan, Laos.

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