Vietnam War Zippo Lighter "DONG HA 70–71" and 44 similar items

vintage Vietnam War-era Zippo lighter, engraved and carried by a U.S. soldier stationed in Dong Ha, South Vietnam, during 1970?1971. ? Front Engraving: ?VIET NAM 70?71 DONG HA? Large raised emblem featuring a rearing horse with the motto ?HONOR AND COURAGE? ? likely associated with U.S. 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment (Blackhorse), active in the Dong Ha region during that time. ? Reverse Engraving: ?THE POWER NEVER WIN THE WILLING OF THE PEOPLE? Bold anti-war sentiment, common among Vietnam-era GIs. Genuine trench-art expression from the field. ? Base Stamp: Marked ZIPPO BRADFORD, PA ? original bottom stamp consistent with early 1970s Zippos. --- ? Condition: Brass case with authentic age patina, wear from field use Lid opens/closes firmly; hinge intact Insert not shown ? please confirm if included ? Historical Note: Dong Ha was a strategic location near the DMZ and saw heavy U.S. military presence. Lighters like this were often customized with engraved messages, slogans, or emblems, becoming personal relics of war. --- ? A true piece of Vietnam War soldier art, both patriotic and political. Increasingly scarce in authentic, untouched condition.