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JCook96.JPGFlags Flying127 viewsThe U S flag and the Republic of Korea flags.
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JCook-105.JPGWhy we called them "Shit-Hooks"127 viewsA CH-47 was called a "Chinook". They were powerful utility helicopters. A cloud of dust and a heigh-ho Silver...away....away...away with everything that wasn't tied down. Don't mess with a Chinook; you can't win. The downdraft of the blades has to be seen to appreciate the power. It was not uncommon to run away when you saw a Chinook coming in.
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JCook-125.JPGPFC Lawrence Bentman127 viewsPFC Lawrence Bentman joins me on an R&R trip to Taipei.
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Banquet-13.JPGGood times127 viewsPete Dykstra and wife Lois. Pete was a Platoon Leader with A/2/35, 66-67.
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Banquet-16.JPGDistinguished Couple127 viewsSgt Hal (William) Bowling and lovely spouse enjoying the banquet.
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Bn_Co.JPG2/9th Battalion Commander127 viewsHere the BnCo, LTC Redmond Forrester, is flying out.
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Camp_Enari_night.JPGCamp Enari - night scene127 viewsThe nights were beautiful! The days...not so much.
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Mar_69_Ben_Het.JPGBugging Out from Ben Het127 viewsMarch, 1969. We decided to leave Ben Het at night.
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SGM.JPGCSM Howard E. Hughes127 viewsThey called him "Pappy"...but I didn't!
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south_from_ben.JPGBen Het127 viewsLooking south from Ben Het.
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1-69_Flag.JPGMotto: "Speed And Power"127 viewsThe unit flag of the 1/69th Armored Regiment.
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Huseth-9.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 1966127 viewsA short history of the 2/9th FA arriving in Nam. The writeup includes some of the other supporting units arriving with the 3rd Brigade.
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