Last additions - Dennis L Dauphin
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The_Lookout.jpgArmed & DangerousFO for A/2/35 clowns for a photo atop an concrete water tank at the Mang Yang Pass.May 13, 2008
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Rainbow.jpgRainbow at Highway 19Angular photo shows a rainbow passing directly over the Infantry company A-2-35 commanded by Capt Charlie Murray.
February, 1967.May 13, 2008
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InsideARVN.jpgView from insidePhoto taken from inside the ARVN compound. Note the heavily fortified fence. February, 1967.May 13, 2008
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Hwy19-kids.jpgKids on the highwayDuring less dangerous times, Vietnamese kids hung around Highway 19.May 13, 2008
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Hiway_19.jpgGoing Thru the PassThis is Highway 19 as it leads through the Mang Yang Pass.May 13, 2008
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CommandingView.jpgHighway 19Hills protect either side of the Mang Yang Pass. In the center, Highway 19 leads to An Khe - Qui Nhon.
Picture taken from atop the Pass.May 13, 2008
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ARVN_perimeter.JPGCompound perimeterPhoto from inside the ARVN compound, looking outward from the perimeter. Notice gun barrel pointing out at lower right.May 13, 2008
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ARVN_Comp.JPGThe site of an important radio relay station manned by the ARVNs. It is directly in line with the ARVN compound on a higher peak.May 13, 2008
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1stCav.jpg1st Cav was hereAt the right end of the red line is the famous 1st Cav Insignia. The 1st Cav held this Mang Yang Pass area for a long time prior to moving. The road leads to the mountain peak and stops.May 11, 2008
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Tiger_Tracks.JPGTiger in the jungleA reminder that Vietnam was a jungle---fresh tiger tracks. These tracks were sighted by a patrol going up the Mang Yang peak. Highway 19, RVNMay 11, 2008
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Hwy19_Bridge.JPGHwy 19 BridgeAnother view of the bridge from below. Note highway signs.May 11, 2008
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Hwy19-Bunker.jpgSide ViewSide view of tactical bridge site. The bunker at far right provided night protection. Snipers harassed our A/2/35 perimeter from the trees at top.May 11, 2008
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