The Mighty Ninth

Strive To Reach The Summit

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MH-86a.jpgAlso ready103 viewsCannoneer ready to move out with his Section.
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JS-4.JPGWorking at LZ St George103 views1st Sergeant James E. McPeek unloading for St George, standing in bed of truck. Facing camera, "Bullet Bob" Burnett, and Clint Curry.
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mc-9.JPGCarpenter in chief103 viewsSFC Clyde A. Roker turns ammo boxes into building materials. His "regular job" was working in the Battalion TOC. In the rear at left is Jim Castelletti.
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Table.JPGRedleg Table #17103 viewsSaturday night banquet table...the big event.
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Mullins-2.JPGThe Mighty Ninth Redlegs - Guests of the 35th103 viewsL to R: Ed Thomas, Mike Kurtgis, Don Keith, John "Moon" Mullins, Ed Moor, Greg Malnar, Ed Tucker, Lee Okerstrom, Robert Wilson, ***, Dennis Dauphin. Photo Courtesy of John "Moon" Mullins. Missing are: Jim Connolly and Joe Henderson.
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Dollies-8.JPGNeeds help?103 viewsDoes this Donut Dolly need help putting on her shoes? Any volunteers?
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StG-18.JPGMemories of LZ St George103 viewsOur workhorse, the CH-47 Chinook.
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Pleiku_Beer_Joint.JPGPleiku series103 viewsBeer Joint in Pleiku. The bar is named "Play Boys". The American popularity of Playboy magazine spread around the world obviously.
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JFO-13.JPGFred & Another Friend103 views looks like a two-man Board of Inquiry!

This time my brass is an even better sniper target! Perhaps it's time to get some camouflaged brass.
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JFO-29.JPGDefensive perimeter103 viewsA .50 caliber was usually a major distraction for the enemy to enter our perimeter.
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JFO-40.JPGField Chaplains103 viewsChaplains ventured into the boonies to hold services.
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JFO-39.JPGTanks, too103 viewsWe had every sort of war armament present in Vietnam; mostly WWII holdovers.
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