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EMoor8.jpgUnknown BuddiesDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor6.jpgHills of Duc PhoDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67. Was LZ Montezuma, changed to LZ Bronco (3rd Bde Special Task Force - The Bronco Brigade). Many have commented that this hill, overlooking the South China Sea, was filled with land mines and booby traps left by friend and foe alike.Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor3.jpgSomething's burningDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor5.jpgLineman at workDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor4.jpgGuess it works like thisDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor2.jpgUnknown BuddiesDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor1.jpgNeatness counts in a combat zone?Duc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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EMoor0.jpgMilitary DishwashersDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67Feb 08, 2010
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Dixon73.jpgKIA Charles "Bruce" McClurg?I believe this MAY be a foggy shot I took of KIA Charles "Bruce" McClurg on the right. I can't remember the fellow's name on the left. They were both on KP duty this day at Duc Pho.
Feb 05, 2010
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Dixon72.jpgOne way to do it!One of the tanker trailers that brought water for our wonderful SHOWER! We painted a 50-gallon drum BLACK and it sat in the sun all day long... so we had HOT showers at night!!!
Feb 05, 2010
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Dixon71.jpgHere come the tanksThese were some of the tanks that armor guys operated out of LZ Montezuma. I remember them, the ordnance and the engineering boys clearing a road for us to convoy once.
Feb 05, 2010
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Dixon66.jpgArmed & ReadyThis fellow whose name I surely can no longer recall was shot on perimeter guard at Duc Pho. I think he was either from Michigan or Illinois. A very likable guy as I recall. He was sent home after he was shot, and survived.
Feb 05, 2010
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