Most viewed - Michael P. Kurtgis
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MK307.jpgAttack on The Oasis188 viewsThis was the Hawk radar unit I used to target and shoot Artillery air burst rounds at Russian helicopter targets; also used the Q4 radar.
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MK289.jpgAttack on The Oasis184 viewsLt. Friend’s (the engineer) Jeep. He and his RTO were in it, note the bullet holes. {See also MK-267}
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MK7.jpgEngine Failure183 viewsBack to CRB - Engine failure. Is this an omen?
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MK101.jpgOn The Way178 viewsAt the end of the red line, you will see the tip of the 8" HE round leaving the smoke at the end of the tube.
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MK264.jpgOut of uniform175 viewsUnderneath that uniform, we're just boys.
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MK238.jpgThe Bn Staff, 2/9th174 viewsOur version of the good times..2/9th Battalion Officers Club…the BnCOl with his Staff at the “Oasis”.
Bottom left-UNK, LtCol Forrester, UNK, Capt Finley, Maj Jerry Orr, and UNK
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WS-4.JPGAttack on The Oasis170 viewsBorrowed from Walt Schneidereit's photo album, this is a 4th ID account of the attack on The Oasis. According to Maj Jerry Orr, many more of the enemy were killed that night as many large mass graves were found. An estimate was 70 more dead.
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MK-51.jpgMontagnard Longhouse168 viewsNote the efficient ladder; doesn't need a 2nd leg or steps in the middle. Not OSHA-approved, either.
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MK-75.jpgFamiliar Scene168 viewsMounting up on the way to another CA.
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MK286.jpgFSB Oasis168 viewsPoints of interest: The wire, the EM tents, the TOC.
We didn't have many visitors, except for the VC and NVA.
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MK-22.jpgGary Horner166 viewsGary Horner, RTO for the CP, B-2-35. WIA on 25Sep68 at Duc Lap.
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MK-71.jpgHot Chow!166 viewsHot Dog! We got hot chow for the first time in a month.
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