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JCook-128.JPG99 views
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JCook-105.JPGWhy we called them "Shit-Hooks"98 viewsA CH-47 was called a "Chinook". They were powerful utility helicopters. A cloud of dust and a heigh-ho Silver...away....away...away with everything that wasn't tied down. Don't mess with a Chinook; you can't win. The downdraft of the blades has to be seen to appreciate the power. It was not uncommon to run away when you saw a Chinook coming in.
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JCook-106.JPGA Visitor98 viewsThis is a "throw-back". Too small for dinner.
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JCook69.JPGGoing on R&R97 viewsThis is the "holding area" at Cam Ranh Bay. I'm on my way to Taipei for some R&R.
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JCook68.JPGBase Camp Motor Pool97 viewsBoy, I thought we were getting pretty fancy!
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JCook-107.JPG8-inch Howitzer97 viewsThere was an 8 in battery set up about 5 miles from our Base Camp.
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JCook76.JPGAll my possessions96 viewsEverything I owned, clothes in a waterproof ammo fuze box.
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JCook96.JPGFlags Flying96 viewsThe U S flag and the Republic of Korea flags.
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JCook104.JPGTea Plantation96 viewsPart of Tea Field
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JCook-120.JPGDressed for R&R96 viewsLooking clean and civilized...ready to go on R&R.
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JCook-125.JPGPFC Lawrence Bentman96 viewsPFC Lawrence Bentman joins me on an R&R trip to Taipei.
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JCook81.JPGThe L-1994 viewsOne of the US Army's last pieces of fixed-wing aircraft. Used as a spotter, carrying Air FOs who guided battery registrations and targets-of-opportunity. We had one crash on the runway narrowly missing an Ammo Truck.
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