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GDB-29.JPGFADAC couldn't do it151 viewsTry as he might, Cowboy Danny Fort could not program Freddie Fadac to fill sandbags.
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The_End.JPGTHE END!151 viewsJerry Orr relaxes at home after all the weeks and days of preparation for the ENCORE Reunion.
Photo courtesy of John "Moon" Mullins, a good friend and fellow co-organizer.
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dk11.jpg150 views
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GSD-5.jpgCambodian border150 viewsAnother look at the M48 Battle tank. Strange to see tanks in a jungle environment.
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WS-9.JPGThe ASP150 viewsAmmo Supply Point - LZ Oasis
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WS-22.JPGGood Buddies150 viewsGriffith Crooks at far right.
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2008Reunion-09ee.jpgLet's Party150 viewsThe guys of C-1-35 get right to the task at hand: FOOD!
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WS-54.JPGHere we are!150 viewsReporting to the Induction Station. Me, Cliff Parker, and Mario Colonna (dec). It looks like 6am and feels like it, too!
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WS-112.JPGCamp Enari150 viewsA complete layout of Camp Enari.
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WSx-5.jpgMPC150 viewsThis may have a submarine shown, but you best not let MPC get wet; it was just paper.
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cannon_cockers.jpgThey Call Us...150 viewsCannon Cockers or gun bunnies. We load & shoot. Can't do it without us!
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Dixon62.jpgEat Your Heart Out, SW Airlines!150 viewsHah! Southwest wasn't the first to come up with cheap boarding passes. The Loadmaster would simply tear off a piece of paper from something else and write "boarding pass" along with the flight # and destination. The "PKU" is a baggage stub. Sometimes you had to check what you were carrying, sometimes you didn't.
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