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MK253.jpgWeapons Museum150 viewsThe 3rd Brigade Infantry TOC and NVA Weapons display Outside at “Brigade Fire Base Oasis”
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MK254.jpgWeapons Museum150 viewsAll captured weapons on display.
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MK281.jpgIndigenous Spy150 views“Sam” here, has other plans. After the attack on the “Oasis” we never saw “Sam” again. He worked in the Battalion area sweeping and general cleanup, part of an indigenous work program. Many units learned...the hard way...that the VC infiltrated their indigenous work forces.
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Re08-1i.JPGTop of the Arch150 viewsEnjoying the downtown architecture from the top.
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WS-107.JPGAftermath150 viewsCapt Baird looking through damaged areas.
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WS-115.JPGCamp Enari150 viewsExcellent shot of Dragon Mountain.
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DK-Pers1e.JPG150 viewsSgt Fred Carpenter, B-1-35 {KIA} and UNK stand outside bunker a perimeter defense (palace guard) bunker.
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Turner_131.jpgPleiku150 views
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GDS,Roman,Keith.jpgThe Hospitality Suite150 viewsThe Redlegs: Gary Dean Springer, Tom Roman, and Don Keith represent the 2/9th Arty.
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TR54.jpg150 views
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TS-39.JPGDustoff Bird150 viewsPossibly taken at LZ Valentine
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File_7-6.JPGFancy Firebase150 viewsThis one actually had a landing strip. I think the name was "Poly Kling. There were so many and it was so long ago.
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