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Wald-58.JPG"I'm ready to go home!"187 viewsLZ Uplift, 22Mar67. Back of photo states: "Glad not much time left---be home soon".....love, Johnny"
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BL-16.JPGThe Saturday Night Banquet187 viewsBanquet photos courtesy of Lt Bert Landau, FO, 2/9th Arty.
Lorraine Knight, John "Moon" Mullins.
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IMG_2606.JPG186 viewsDon & Barb Keith
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Landau-Collins.jpgWe can laugh now!186 viewsCapt Dave Collins, Company Commander of C-1-35, shares a light moment with Lt Bert Landau, his FO with the 2/9th FA a few years ago.
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TS-23.jpg186 viewsExcellent shot of "B" Battery cannoneers boresighting their howitzer.
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WS-11.JPG"Charlie Battery"186 viewsC/2/9 taking up residence at LZ Oasis.
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2008Reunion-27.jpg186 views35th Inf Regt Webmaster & photographer Dave Muxo drinking water (?) at the Hospitality Suite.
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2008Reunion-19.jpgThe Team186 viewsCapt Charlie Murray, A-2-35 with his FO of forty years ago, Lt Dennis Dauphin.
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2008Reunion-20.jpgFirst Timers186 viewsGene and Cindy Schmidt are "first timers" at the 35th Inf Regt reunion traveling all the way from the west coast. Gene served as the FO for D-1-35 back in the days of Nam.
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Dixon4.JPGMy Uniform186 viewsHere is my uniform with 2/9th shields on the epaulets and BOTH 25th division & 4th division patches due to the fact the 3rd Bde, 25th ID spent so much time in 4th Div territory (and 3rd of 4th spent so much time in the 25th area) they simply swapped during the time I was there {1Aug67}. The specialty braid in red is not exactly correct for me since I was a Signal Corps guy (which was orange) but I was told by my CO to wear the red braid in honor of our artillery unit rather than my training. They made me remove the orange braid.
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Dixon26.jpgI'm A Collector186 viewsHere are all of the papers I saved from my R&R to Bangkok. I save everything- girl's phone numbers... in fact their "numbers" (you had to be there to know what this means). I even saved my plane ticket and the Baht envelopes of money I got at Tommie's Tourist Agency!
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JWW6.jpgKontum Kids186 viewsAs in most wars, civilians get a front row seat.
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