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me_injeep.JPGCommo Work134 viewsAugust, 1969. We made a run to the "Rock Pile" (Engineer Hill) to check on a retrans (re-transmission) station.
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Ron_Watts.JPGDecember, 1968: Unusual Assignment134 viewsRon Watts, a member of the 2/9th, spent his whole tour with the 1/69th Armor.
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Oasis_@_Angel_Fire.JPGEnroute to the memorial134 viewsJerry couldn't help but notice a "beer joint" with the memorable name of "Oasis", a location that is permanently etched in his memory.
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Coin_Presentation_II.JPGPresenting the 2/9th Challenge Coin134 viewsFrom left: Terry Stuber, Cowboy Danny Fort, Jim Connolly, John Severn, Bill Kull. Foreground: Jerry Orr and Karen German.
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Coins-4.JPGChallenge Coins134 viewsDisplay of the challenge coins.
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JD-300.JPG134 views
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Cpt_Williams_NG.JPGBC John S. Williams134 viewsCaptain Williams was the BC when I got to the battery. He was a great troop leader but I believe he was relieved when rear Battalion brass visited. We were trying to save rounds from a flooded ammo bunker. The brass did not like that all of us were shirtless, including the BC, and that he was actually helping hump rounds. There was a few words exchanged between Williams and the basecamp brass, which they apparently also disliked.
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Clint_Curry,_Hooking_Up.JPGHooking up the CH-47134 viewsExciting task. Who wants to do it? Well, here's Sp5 Clint Curry volunteering to get under the mechanical beast. My notes indicate Clint was hooking up the howitzer for a hip shoot on LZ Cathy as it lifted off in Sept, 1969. The Advance Party discovered the proposed LZ wasn't ready and they used up all our C-4 cooking supplies to blow down trees. I still remember the lousy smell of those heat tabs....ugh.
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StG-2.JPGMemories of LZ St George134 viewsThat bad boy...the 106mm recoilless rifle.
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StG-10.JPGMemories of LZ St George134 viewsA slick unloads personnel. An "everyday" sight in Vietnam.
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StG-15.JPGMemories of LZ St George134 viewsThe BAR, 30.06, one mean mother.
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StG-24.JPGMemories of LZ St George134 viewsYes, I was there.
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