JFO-71.JPGInflating the air mattress97 viewsThey went everywhere we went. Indispensable to a good night's rest.
JFO-68.JPGSearch & Destroy97 viewsAnyone humping the boonies can relate to this photo.
JFO-8.JPGMy Friend96 viewsHe's putting that canteen cup to good use. Good shot of typical living quarters in the boonies.
JFO-43.JPGDigging in96 viewsFoxholes were routinely dug.
JFO-52.JPGGrunts on the trail96 viewsSome areas of the jungle were thinner than others.
JFO-58.JPGAPC-11396 viewsArmored Personnel Carriers worked in Nam...where they had roads, that is.
JFO-56.JPGGrunts in full gear96 views
JFO-63.JPGAnother RSOP96 viewsLooks like this battery is strapping up for a move to another location.
JFO-59.JPGLooking left96 viewsIt's "that-a-way". Everyone is focusing on the left.
JFO-69.JPGDaily sight96 viewsA line of Hueys (inside the rectangle) crossing the skies in the Central Highlands. Roads and highways were scarce.
JFO-7.JPGFire!95 viewsA military cot blocks the view of whatever is being fired, but this photo proves conclusively...without any doubt...that our combat brothers DID NOT use ear plugs? Eh? What's that? I'm entitled to VA hearing disability? Ya think?
JFO-6.JPGTwin Duster95 viewsThe M42 Twin Duster: twin mounted 40mm anti-aircraft guns used for defensive purposes in Nam. They were stored at Ft Bliss, El Paso, TX after WWII in heavy cosmoline. The brass found a use for them, re-mobilized them and sent them over. For a little more background, refer to the War Story link and click on "Wanna Cushy Job?".
