Last additions - Dennis L Dauphin
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UnkPosn.JPGAerial ViewAn aerial view of an established postion - Unknown.Apr 02, 2008
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PaddyCloseup.jpgRice growingHere is a very closeup look at a farmer's rice paddy. Probably taken at the base of LZ OD, home of "A" Battery and the Hq, 1/35th Bn.Apr 02, 2008
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Hiway19.JPGWinding Road - 19The infamous Highway 19 had both low and high elevations. It appears that a unit patch was constructed just above the road, center of photo.Apr 02, 2008
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HeloAtk.JPGFirepower DemoAn armed helicopter giving a firepower demonstration. Based on info from other Galleries, this firepower demo took place at LZ Uplift.Apr 02, 2008
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KontumHills.JPGScenic ViewThis road may be part of the Highway 19 that ran from An Khe to Qui Nhon.Apr 02, 2008
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Kontum_Hills.JPGHills of Kontum ProvinceSome taller than others, but they provided the cool downdrafts at night to offset the hellish temps as high as 110 degrees in the summer.Mar 30, 2008
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Inside_CH-47.JPGMar 30, 2008
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Hi-way_19.JPGMar 30, 2008
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Hwy_19.JPGThis is just a part of Hwy 19. It was the site of many "L"-shaped ambushes when our convoys came down the road.Mar 30, 2008
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Anchor2.JPGLZ AnchorIn a very serious tactical error, "A" Battery was sent to re-occupy LZ Anchor due to previous battle successes in the area. Our enemy wasn't that stupid. A 250-lb Air Force dud was buried in our sump area. Fortunately, it was buried very deeply to avoid detection. When it was set off at dusk, it caused a couple of concussions and eardrum injuries, but no fatalities. We were ordered to leave the next day. Had the bomb been closer to the surface, "A" Battery would have likely been wiped out.Mar 30, 2008
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BongSon.jpgRSOP to LZ EnglishRushing to set up "A" Battery at LZ English in Bong Son. Lt Dauphin laying the battery. Photo taken by Lt Dennis Munden.Mar 29, 2008
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Sunrise3.JPGBeautiful morning skyHard to recognize nature's beauty in a war-torn land.Mar 28, 2008
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