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Jim_Keller2.jpgModern Day Jim130 viewsA 2014 photo of a modern-day Jim Keller.
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RW-39.JPGCave Smoke Break130 viewsSgt Barrington taking a smoke break after enjoying a hot meal with the 1/14th soldiers.
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Pleiku_Children_(2).JPGPleiku series130 viewsMust be friends of the boy in the previous photo in the barbed wire playing or going to market. This one has a basket.
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Pleiku_Children.JPGPleiku series130 viewsTypical Vietnamese children playing with downed tree branches.
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After_Ben_Het.JPGWatts & Coker130 viewsRon Watts is at left (bending over) while SFC Clyde A. Roker supervises. We had just left the 1/69th Armor at Ben Het around April, 1969.
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JFO-46.JPGConvoy130 viewsTroops moving by truck with the villagers nearby. Pontoon bridge ahead.
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JFO-50.JPGHow to climb a tree?130 viewsTarzan never thought of this method.
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JFO-74.JPGHappiness is a warm puppy130 viewsThis one escaped a Vietnamese cooking pot. Note that the soldier wears no insignia or rank.
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Beddingfield_-_Arnold.JPGJoint Dinner - C-1-35 & 2/9th130 viewsPast Presidents Jim Beddingfield and Dick Arnold of the 35th Inf Regt were invited guests of the joint dinner at Ft Myer.
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Dauphin_-Henderson.JPGClose Support of the Redlegs130 viewsDennis Dauphin, FO for A/2/35 and Joe Henderson, member of the Tactical Operations Center for the 2/35th Battalion get together at the joint dinner. Joe is the Executive Vice-President of the 35th Regiment Association.
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Jim_Joe_Mike.jpgBanquet Social Hour130 viewsMike Kurtgis, Joe Henderson, Jim Connolly - regular Redlegs at the evening banquet.
Photo courtesy of Joe Henderson
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AS-1.JPGAir Drop of supplies130 viewsEveryone knew the drill. A CH-47 Chinook had a slingload of something under its belly and dropped off the load. There were few useful roadways in Nam that weren't subject to daily ambush.
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