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Geronimo.JPGBurial Site163 viewsBurial site of the famous Indian Chief Geronimo.
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Arr-1.jpgThe Waldman Collection - We Arrive163 viewsArriving for the historic reunion at Ft Sill, OK.
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MM_11-69.JPGAnti-Lifer Shirt163 viewsWearing my best "eff the lifers" firebase regalia. Funny thing is, I thought the only items I still had from Nam was my helmet cover, wife's scarf that I kept with some toilet paper between the helmet and helmet liner, my Ho Chi sandals with at least another 1,000 miles left on them, and my dog tags. In going through my AWOL bag for 2/9 items of interest, at the bottom were the same hippy beads.
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JoeH_-_12.JPGCamera Crackers163 viewsBlue Trouble: L to R: Roger L. Stitt, Joe Henderson, Don Johnson, and Howard Johnson (who sold all his hotels).
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JY-1.jpgGetting a better view163 viewsJenny climbed to the top of the sandbagged structure (FDC?) to get a better view. Jenny visited several firebases in the FIELD, not sitting in the rear areas like a lot of well-publicized celebrities who went to Vietnam. Jenny and her cohorts were brave enough to go meet the men who did the fighting, not the ping-pong players in the rear. She feels pretty sure that this photo was taken at LZ St George.
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JH-9.jpg163 views
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Shields89.jpgBuddies163 viewsSP4 Don Hardy and PFC Walt Shields
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BB-10.JPGMe and Freddie163 viewsBob Becker...that's me...standing next to Freddie Martinez.
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dk2-5.JPG162 views
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Viet_Fish_pier.jpgSights & Scenes162 viewsFishing pier
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DY-4.jpgCaribou Landing162 viewsThe very first Caribou lands at the LZ Montezuma airstrip. Later, the LZ was also known as "FSB Bronco". The Caribou aircraft was still part of the Army inventory during Vietnam.
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MK102.jpgThe Gun162 viewsThis 175mm gun was located at LZ Oasis also. It has a range of 32 klicks, but it is the least accurate of the artillery pieces.
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