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Tu_Lin.jpgThe Innocents of warfare131 viewsTu Lin, a beautiful Vietnamese boy, was orphaned when his parents were killed in an attack. Tu Lin was "adopted" for 30 days by the men of the battery before being presented to an orphanage. Here, Tu Lin salutes his "Army Buddies".
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GDS-42.JPGLZ 10B131 viewsSetting up the firing battery. Note that the trails have not been dug in.
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GDS-144.JPG"Shine my boots?? Are you kidding?"131 viewsLtCol Holbrook wanted his officers to "look sharp" for the change of battery commanders in the next photo. Probably the last time you'll see shined boots on my feet in Nam.
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GDS-217.JPGThe FO Team131 viewsFO Team for "B", 1/14th: Chief, UNK, me & Groninger.
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WS-127.JPGFriends131 viewsJerry "Jinx" Genson and Dennis Couch
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WS-187.JPGWell-Traveled Soldier131 viewsWalt moves again; this time to "A" Btry, 5/16 Arty.
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WS-194.JPGArtillery Hill131 viewsCariffi, Walt and Fowler staying at Artillery Hill for a while.
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DK-Pers19.jpgMen of B-1-35131 viewsThey examine a local village on patrol.
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DK-Pers36.jpg131 viewsLt Joe Wise, Lt Don Keith, Lt Cal Graefe
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IMG_3026.JPGRiding the berm131 viewsAn elevated walkway, called a "berm" allow farmers to work their rice paddies. Many a firefight took place near a berm.
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