Most viewed - Harold Woody
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Shotgun_Deaths.jpgDoorgunner PFC Paul E. Rytter154 viewsThis news clipping captures the men who were KIA as Operation Shotgun graduates from the secret Hawaii training program. Despite the casualties, many men were willing to serve as doorgunners in Nam.
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Guyton_North.jpgCongrats, Wardell151 viewsWardell Guyton is congratulated by Ollie North upon his retirement.
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MSG_Stinson.jpg"Big Chief" MSG Stinson148 viewsThe big chief over all commo was was MSG Stinson. Here is a photo of him...All went over with 2/9 in Dec 65.
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Les_Cotten___Unk.jpgLes Cotten148 viewsLeslie (Les) Cotten, prior to the Operation Blue Light deployment to Nam. PFC at right is unknown.
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BryonAlexander_Wire_Chief-1965.jpgWire Section Chief - 1965145 viewsThe chief supervises from his relaxed position. Note the old 1960s era fatigues and tags.
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Bill_Ross.jpgSp4 Bill Ross144 views2/9th Motor Pool, Schofield Barracks, 1964. {See modern-day photo of Bill Ross}
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Tucker.jpgSection Chief Edwin Tucker144 viewsModern-day photo of Section Chief Edwin Tucker. Ed attended his very first reunion (35th & 2/9th) in Chicago in 2014. Ed now lives in New York.
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Mershon.jpgOriginal Blue Light member143 viewsA modern-day picture of PFC Charles Mershon, a wireman for the Commo Section of the 2/9th Arty and part of Operation Blue Light commencing operations in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.
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Chestnut.jpgPFC Larry Chestnut142 viewsAll smiles...PFC Larry Chestnut, Commo Section, 1965 prior to Operation Blue Light.
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Jerry_Chastian.jpgTypical Motor Pool142 viewsNot sure if Sp4 Jerry Chastian went over on Operation Blue Light or not. Jerry was from Evansville, IN. He is the classic motor pool guy...hat kicked back, cigar, and cuppa coffee. Note the red arrow pointing to the 2/9th Arty emblem used on its assigned vehicles as well as the OD fatigues we wore back in 1965.
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Medic.jpgSp5 Wayne Engum132 viewsMedical Section Chief Sp5 Wayne Engum. Wayne deployed with the 25th in December, 1965.
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Nam_Humor.jpgNam Cartoon132 viewsWe all have our favorite cartoons from Vietnam.
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