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West_Point.JPGCommo Officer departs109 viewsThe Commo Officer for the 2/9th Arty was a West Pointer who was returning home.
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SC11-_69Armor.JPGThe working end109 viewsJanuary, 1969. A tank of the 1/69th Armored.
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SC17-_69Armor.JPGTire blowout?109 viewsJanuary, 1969. This tank rolled over a mine; blew a wheel and the track.
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SC8-_69Armor~0.JPGInside the 1/69th shop109 viewsDecember, 1968. 1/69th Armor HQ; officers at work
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Price_Reunion_5.jpgReunion Photos - Dave Price109 views"Old Vets" on tour: Charles Skidmore, Dave Price, Wayne Crochet, John "Moon" Mullins, and Lee Dixon.
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Price_Reunion_6.jpgReunion Photos - Dave Price109 viewsToday's FDC? Not quite! All the computer laptops were behind these men out of sight. The old firing chart with RDP and square are on display...probably just for our benefit to remind us of our time in service.
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Price_Reunion_14.jpgReunion Photos - Dave Price109 viewsRetirement ceremony - presenting the colors
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SR-12.jpgReunion Photos - Stu Royle109 viewsStack Arms! Yes...they still stack arms in the field.
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JS-2.JPGHere I Am!109 viewsSergeant Joseph Sleevi...St George mid 1969..Assigned to Bravo
Company, 1st 14th from March 1969 to November 1969. I started my tour with A 2/9th in December 1968 on LZ Bridget. The BC at the time Capt Williams asked all the guys with a Commo MOS if they wanted to go out in the field...I volunteered and I think Sgt Winnow did near the same time. I spent a lot of time in the FDC those first few months...It was such an education for me, and Bridget was a slow FireBase....My first FO was Lt Atha, and to be sure, he taught me a lot.
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mc-6.JPGPython, but not Monty's109 viewsSp4 Roy Ellsworth holds the working end of a dead python.
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Arr-4.jpgThe Waldman Collection - We Arrive109 viewsArriving for the historic reunion at Ft Sill, OK.
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JH-4.JPG"Our last contact was here..."109 viewsBilly Williams points to the spot while Joe stares intently. The TOC room map was the key to planning and strategy.
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