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Hol-pins.JPGBronze Star Award130 viewsLtCol Bruce Holbrook, Battalion Commander, pins the Bronze Star on Lt Ed Thomas
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atk-3.JPGAttack in progress130 viewsCannoneer watches battle progress
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GDS-183.JPGDuc Pho Orphanage130 viewsBuilt in honor and memory of Capt Ronald Rod who came over as an "Advisor" before the start of deployed units in December, 1965.
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GDS-220.JPGThe FO130 viewsMe in full gear serving as the FO for B-1-14.
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WS-134.JPGQuarters130 viewsSSG Blout relaxing in his quarters.
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WS-145.JPGCamp Enari130 viewsThe 43rd Signal Battalion area.
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WS-152.JPGAmmo Depot130 viewsAmmo Depot near 62nd Maintenance
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WS-159.JPGCooking Friends130 viewsA cook poses with Griffith Crooks and Thomas, also a cook.
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WS-168.JPGParty Time130 viewsSp4 Robert Boeding and SSgt Alex Blount
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WS-178.JPGReady to Go130 viewsPreparing to go home: UNK and Jerry Genson
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WS-186.JPGThe End130 viewsWalt and Richards awaiting transfer to Camp Radcliff.
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DK-Pers11.jpgMen of B-1-35130 viewsUNK troop stands at hut entrance. Going thru Vietnamese villages was a very problematic. Many villagers were glad to see US troops, others very worried when they left and the return of the VC.
Almost every village entered found enemy stockpiles of rice and weapons. The enemy was hiding behind the peaceful farmers who wanted no part of this war. The US media never reported this.
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