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Dixon42.jpgLZ English - Bong Son164 viewsThe dreaded LZ English... strange food (a LOT of S.O.S.), stolen mail, weak perimeters but great living quarters made out of 105 ammo boxes!
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TS-32.JPGRoutine day164 viewsA "gun bunny" turns for a photo. That's me at left bending over. LZ Penny or LZ Valentine.
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TS-69.JPG164 views
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Dixon-77a.jpgNot available164 viewsA little malaria got in the way of playing bass for Martha Raye and her overseas tour.
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Rick_E_1-2.JPG164 views
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IMG_2603.JPG163 viewsMike Kurtgis & guest Lorraine
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DM12.jpgThe Effect163 viewsWise to avoid the FFE results.
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MK18.jpgBravo Leader163 viewsCapt Chuck Rothlisberger, Commander of "B" Company, Cacti Blue, 2/35th.
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DFort-1a.jpgOur Buddy "Short Round"163 viewsSp4 Joe Cook holds "B" Battery mascot, "Short Round".
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Ballroom.jpgThe Ballroom163 viewsThe grand ballroom for the reunion highlight: the annual banquet.
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Dixon61.jpgSarge told us to straighten this pole163 viewsAnother character from Duc Pho-LZ Montezuma. Picture taken just after erecting tents and getting off the hard ground. I'm on the left and can't remember the guy on the right. He was from the Chicago area and insisted on being called "Mouse" or "Da Mouse". Tore his real name off his fatigues. He burned a lot of incense and got into Bhuddism. Lotsa guys avoided him, but we got along. Always wore sunglasses, even at night.
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LtCol_InghamBnCo.jpgOur "Forerunners"163 viewsLtCol Frederick L. Ingham stands before his troops just prior to the "Operation Blue Light" Deployment to Vietnam. Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
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