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SA-14.JPGParty Time! C-1-35 & 2/9th Arty at the LaMargarita104 viewsLt Bert "Bert-Ku" Landau sharing smiles with Sgt Edwin Moor and guest Lou Ann.
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SA-17.JPGParty Time! C-1-35 & 2/9th Arty at the LaMargarita104 viewsFirst-Timer Sgt Len Berkel and his lovely guest Nancy Cowan enjoy the party. Len arrived in Nam only to see the 2/9th Arty leave him behind and he was re-assigned to another Arty unit.
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SA-19.JPGParty Time! C-1-35 & 2/9th Arty at the LaMargarita104 viewsFO Lt Jim James and spouse Doniece arrived just a little late as Jim had to deal with his "double-booted" vehicle. But they had a great time!
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J_Orr-5.JPGRiverwalk Barge Taxi104 viewsHot as Hades in July, but you can beat the heat and long walks by taking a river taxi. Barb Keith (Don) and Jackie Dauphin (Dennis) enjoy the ride.
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J_Orr-20.JPGFriday Night Special at LaMargarita104 viewsColorful background as Dennis Dauphin adjusts his camera. Mike Kurtgis deep in thought.
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A-2-35_Lunch.jpgA-2-35104 viewsMembers of A-2-35 got together for a Company lunch on Saturday noon. At left is Sgt Hal Bowling, Lt Pete Dykstra, and Lt David Dunn....Platoon Leaders who had either the fortune or misfortune to have Lt Dennis Dauphin as their FO from Nov, 66 to Mar, 67. Obviously, we made it back.
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Denver-7.JPGHaving a good time!104 views"Cowboy" Danny Fort, Joe & Martha Henderson, and Jim Connolly attending the combined C-1-35 & Mighty Ninth party at the Rock Bottom Grill.
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DFort-Denver1.JPGCowboy Danny Fort's Photos104 viewsDanny and Laura Fort
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Bn_Co.JPG2/9th Battalion Commander104 viewsHere the BnCo, LTC Redmond Forrester, is flying out.
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Camp_Enari_night.JPGCamp Enari - night scene104 viewsThe nights were beautiful! The days...not so much.
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SC7-_69Armor.JPGInside the 1/69th Armor104 viewsDecember, 1968. Eugene E. Lea and me. I'm looking at the camera and Lea has the radio mic in his hand. (Note the electrical outlet in the corner)
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SK-14.JPGRadio Humping104 viewsNothing like enjoying a meal of pork & beans from a C-ration box while humping a radio. Now you know why they call it the "Central Highlands".
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