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DY-31a.JPGThen and Now103 views{First, go to Tab 1 and locate this bunker photo. It is in the 2nd row}
This is probably the least dramatic of my comparison pictures, but it means a lot to me because of the way I was able to find the location. The location is on Hwy 19, south of Dragon Mountain, near the Tea Plantation. Go to the map next.
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Price_Reunion_2.jpgReunion Photos - Dave Price103 viewsThe 777 155mm howitzer on field display.
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SK-10.JPGHilltop Home103 viewsThis is gonna be our new home. Notice the "popped smoke" - universal marker in Nam for verification to the pilots.
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SK-48.JPGJim Castelletti103 viewsJim Castelletti taking a smoke break.
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BS-5.jpgThe Waldman Collection - Buffalo Soldier Barracks103 viewsNo mattresses - what you had was a "splinter bed".
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JD-41.JPG103 views
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JD-192.JPG103 views
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JD-205.JPG103 views
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JD-252.JPG103 views
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JD-287.JPG103 views
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JD-301.jpg103 views
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JD-315.JPGA very close call!103 viewsI'm kneeling on the ground next to a spider hole with a dead VC (not shown) laying next to me. The infantry guys had thrown a hand grenade in the hole. They thought that the VC was dead, so I stuck my head in the hole to take a look. Based on what I described to the Infantry guys, they told me that the VC was not dead. This created some excitement with my head looking down in the spider hole. They threw a second hand grenade in the hole. I figured out that the first grenade had wounded the VC so badly that he could not get his rifle, which I saw when I looked in the hole, in position to shoot me in the head.
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