Dollies-5.JPGChatting116 viewsOne lucky redleg gets a personal interview. Margi Ness is the Donut Dolly; she saw this photo and can't even remember ever wearing yellow sunglasses. The intense next to Margi is "Mike". I just noticed that this was our gun pit. You can see the muzzle of are 105mm in the back ground. It had the yellow paint job that the guy in the photo painted on it, Mike was a real character, he was from CA., LA I think. He was a real Head if you catch my drift. Not that we were angels by any means but he was really out there and then some. One intense guy if you look at him talking to the Dolly. Oh well what can I say. We all had our quirks. (Note: see the howitzer in the rear...it's wheels were removed because they were a nuisance when traversing the weapon.
StG-7.JPGMemories of LZ St George116 viewsA giant Sikorsky Sky Crane carries a load across the position.
Dollies-9.JPGDonut Dolly115 viewsThanks for coming to see us.
Dollies-8.JPGNeeds help?114 viewsDoes this Donut Dolly need help putting on her shoes? Any volunteers?
Rick_at_7.jpgDoc & Scout113 viewsOn the left is a "Kit Carson" scout known only as "Sonn"; next to him is David "Doc" Brown.
StG-13.JPGMemories of LZ St George113 viewsCobra warming up at St George.
StG-14.JPGMemories of LZ St George112 viewsMe again; obviously, I liked this weapon.
StG-11.JPGMemories of LZ St George112 viewsEnemy machine guns of Chicom origin.
StG-18.JPGMemories of LZ St George112 viewsOur workhorse, the CH-47 Chinook.
StG-8.JPGMemories of LZ St George111 viewsMean-looking Cobra helo.
StG-15.JPGMemories of LZ St George111 viewsThe BAR, 30.06, one mean mother.
StG-19.JPGMemories of LZ St George111 viewsThe Cobra, blades spinning, ready for action.