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MG-4.JPG"Chaos"302 viewsSounds about right to me! We excelled at chaos.
Mark Gannon and Rick posed with the new cannon. The Section was located next to an abandoned Special Forces airstrip.
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LZ-OD-Air.jpgCatch-all shot301 viewsThis photo captures the entire firebase known as LZ Olive Drab (OD) along with the protective hill in the background that flanked LZ Montezuma/FSB Bronco. Over that hill is the South China Sea.
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Modern-Day_Joe_Cook.jpgSgt Joe Cook301 viewsModern-Day Joe. Here I am with my lovely bride. I not only survived Vietnam, but I managed to get into my dress blue uniform for this photo.
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DB-2.JPGVietnam Yearbook300 viewsWell, if we had one, this is what Don's picture would look like.
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DB-6.JPG"Bootlegger"300 viewsThe mascot of "B" Battery, circa 1969.
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Goodbye_Vietnam.jpgNorthwest Airlines - departing CRB299 viewsDoes this mean "goodbye"? You bet! DEROS was October, 1967 corresponding to the end of 2 yrs on active duty. This is one sight I won't forget.
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Hwy19-Bunker.jpgSide View299 viewsSide view of tactical bridge site. The bunker at far right provided night protection. Snipers harassed our A/2/35 perimeter from the trees at top.
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Lynne_Jeanne.jpgPhoto Shoot299 viewsEmotional reunion of daughter & mother: Lynne Krause and Jeanne Griffin Smith attend the reunion. Jeanne's fiance', Lt Roger Fulkerson, was KIA. Roger never knew he had a daughter. See the War Story link entitled "Roger & Me", sub-titled "Chasing The Past Until It Catches Up With You".
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TS-72.jpgThe Standown Ladies299 viewsThese young beauties, out of uniform as they may be, are still a very welcome sight at LZ Oasis as the unit was "standing down". Admiring are: Frank Adams, Terry Savely, and Bill Burdick.
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MK8.jpgThe FNG298 views"FNG" Lt Kurtgis attending orientation at Camp Enari and getting assignment as the FO for "B" Company, 1/35th.
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Orphanage.jpg"Boys & Girls Home" at Duc Pho297 viewsIn smaller print: DAI-UY RONALD ROD.
This orphanage was dedicated to Capt Ronald Rod who served as an "Advisor" prior to open hostilities. Capt Rod was previously an ROTC instructor at Loyola University in New Orleans.
The men who volunteered to serve as Military Advisors had no support of armed US troops. They were, indeed, sitting ducks.
Capt Rod was one of my ROTC Instructors. He left for Vietnam while I was still a student at the University.
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Hiway_19.jpgGoing Thru the Pass297 viewsThis is Highway 19 as it leads through the Mang Yang Pass.
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