The Mighty Ninth

Strive To Reach The Summit

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DK-Passes.jpg90 viewsCoupon-shaped propaganda materials found along the trails. This is the front side.
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Wald-47.JPGVung Tau: In-country R&R Center90 viewsMain Building. All photos taken 1 -3Mar67.
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Wald-51.JPGVung Tau: In-country R&R Center90 viewsLife's a beach at Vung Tau
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Huseth-1.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 196690 viewsNotation: "Charlie Battery at LZ 101, June, 1966". At far right, with this photo enlarged, you will see the notes "my gun" and "FDC tent".
These photos are from a rare existing copy of the 25th Inf Div's Yearbook commemorating 25 years of service.
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Huseth-12.JPG25th Div Yearbook - Oct 1, 1941 to Oct 1, 196690 viewsMike Huseth is shown taking part in the load out of the Section's 105mm.
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RC-5.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Retirement Ceremony90 viewsMounted artillery took part in the pass-in-review.
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LG-1.JPGThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts90 viewsHost Jerry Orr did not forget the ladies who attended the reunion. No sir, he did not.
Come and get your gifts. Assisting Jerry is Barbara Mueller.
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LG-12.JPGThe Waldman Collection - Presenting Gifts90 viewsJerry and Barbara present special gifts for the ladies.
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1stSgt_McPeek.JPGFirst Shirt90 views1SG James E. McPeek; he was the First Sgt. We didn't get along. He lived in the FDC bunker and he was a big poker player, going to the rear for the $100s of dollar pots. He had a poker game going in the front of the bunker. I was not a poker player and had to write down what-beats-what. I won a few bucks, he got pissed, and from then on wanted me off the FB. Don't know when he went home, but it was none too soon for me. Fortunately McHugh (XO) saved me since I could do a high-burst registration.
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