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TS-60.JPGBye!137 viewsI'm outta here.
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TS-63.JPGTOC137 viewsWell-fortified TOC.
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File_1-3.JPGBoring137 viewsNap time. Taken around Christmas, a gun bunny from the 2/9th (UNK).
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File_1-4.JPGCasino Royale137 viewsPlay with us and you lose! A convoy cover vehicle which plied the road between Pleiku and An Khe on Hwy 19 through the infamous Mang Yang Pass.
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File_3-1.JPGBreak time137 viewsThis photo taken shortly after our rush to the village to find Charlie after the bushwhacking he gave to a humanitarian team.
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File_4-2.JPGPuffing away137 viewsCigarettes were a way of life back then. FO Lt Joe Hannigan (foreground) plots our location. You must always know where you are in the jungle. Lt Hannigan was always on top of his game. You couldn't ask for a better FO and a nicer guy. {See next photo: RTO Mike Pskowski was identified in the summer of 2014 by his family who contacted the website.}
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JM-21.JPGDamn...the thing works!137 viewsSame as photo JM-20. Somebody send a "Flash" message to Ft. Sill.
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JM-23.JPGYe Olde TOC137 viewsThe old TOC making way for a new one.
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JM-28.JPGSitting on the docks of Cam Ranh Bay137 viewsGoing Home! Fly to the land of the Big PX. Mission completed.
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LD-1.JPGPopular Dog137 viewsLooks like we have yet another photo of "Short Round". Much talk and I think a special place on the 2/9th web site for pics of unit adopted dogs. Here is another. This dog had several names as I recall... "Short Round" being one of them, but he had others as well. Guy with him here was a Commo member, but I cannot recall his name. Possibly Terry. If I remember, he was a lineman. He arrived shortly before went home. By this time, I believe the 'ol hard-ass sarge was gone or at least not somewhere close enough to have influence. He would have never allowed boots to look like that! Note the the "urinator" and ammo boxes in the background. I think this was at Kontum...
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Price_Reunion_7.jpgReunion Photos - Dave Price137 viewsThe Paladin 155mm howitzer firing during the demonstration.
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Snow_Hall.JPGGunnery 101 taught here137 viewsYessir...we all know where Snow Hall is located. Back in our day, the interior of Snow Hall had a distinctive odor the minute you walked in. It wasn't good or bad, just kinda "earthy" smelling...something you would always recognize and remember. Well, gents...I'm here to tell you that THE "SMELL" IS GONE!" Perhaps it was a new air conditioning system or many new coats of paint, but the "smell" is no more!
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