Most viewed - Gary Dean Springer
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GDS-1.jpgFirst Day on the job512 viewsFirst day as FO for B-2-35. Lt Springer shows off his new accomodations on his first assignment.
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FO-Springer.JPGModern-day Dean396 viewsFO Gary "Dean" Springer is all smiles at the 2007 Philly reunion of the 35th Infantry Regiment. Dean spent many days in the field as an FO for his "grunt" brothers.
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ARVN_-_2-9th.jpgThe Springer Scrapbook324 views
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3d_Bde_Record,_2-9th.jpgThe Springer Scrapbook320 views
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GDS-2.jpgRecon Sgt217 viewsSgt Swift, Recon Sgt for B-2-35. He taught me much and very quickly.
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GDS-3.jpgBattle Tank200 viewsM-48 battle tank on the perimeter of the b-2-35 location. It was the only time that we had one.
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GDS-252.JPGStateside Duty Once Again193 viewsCapt Gary Dean Springer, Bn S-1 at Ft Hood, TX.
End of Mission
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GSD-5.jpgCambodian border183 viewsAnother look at the M48 Battle tank. Strange to see tanks in a jungle environment.
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GDS-4.jpgCambodian border182 viewsBravo Company, 2nd Bn, 35th Inf Regiment. Cacti Blue. This LZ is located about 4 klicks from the Cambodian border.
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GDS-250.JPGGoing home; it's all over166 viewsDump the jungle fatigues and put on those cotton khakis. Lt Springer ready to return to the land of the "Big PX". Back then, your orders specified that you arrive in the khaki uniform.
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GDS-6.jpgCambodian border161 viewsA view towards the Cambodian border from the LZ location of B-2-35 where I was the brand new FO, otherwise known as "FNG".
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GDS-57.JPG"It Went Somewhere"156 viewsUNK, Lt Kermit DeVaughn, FDO, "A" Btry, UNK (Ortiz?). The "boys" in the FDC look a little puzzled.
Lt DeVaughn (center) was the man who conceived the idea of a 2-CONEX container FDC, totally transportable by air and ready for immediate firing operations. Virtually all firing units adopted the idea.
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