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WS-18.JPGProtecting the Colonel145 viewsDennis Couch holds M-16 while guarding the Colonel's jeep. He was the Colonel's driver for 2 months. While in the Ammo Section, we all had to work every day supplying ammo, being on the road, and pulling Guard Duty at night. Dennis grabbed the chance to be the Colonel's driver but returned to the Section with the move back to Camp Enari.
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WS-45.JPGHistorical turnover145 viewsIvy Leaf article details the release of Camp Enari to the ARVN regiment.
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MK24.jpgThe World came by Huey145 viewsRe-supply in the field. Most critical to combat operations. All provided by the Iroquois "Hueys".
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MK93.jpgThe Slick Park145 viewsDependable Hueys resting on the metal grating serving as a field tarmac.
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MK174.jpgCaught145 viewsRay caught me coming out of the showers; there will be "payback" for this!
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MK262.jpgIndigenous diet145 viewsCooking Fish Heads and Rice, basic to the ARVN and NVA diet. Care for some lunch anyone…?
The smell alone was good for 2 clicks.
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2008Reunion-09ee.jpgLet's Party145 viewsThe guys of C-1-35 get right to the task at hand: FOOD!
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WS-81.JPGHail, Miss America 1969!145 viewsMs Judith Ford, chosen as Miss America in 1969 visited our base and stands next to PFC Jerry Genson, henceforth known as the "Lucky Devil". Lucky devil indeed, Ms Ford represented the State of Illinois as a pageant contestant. She took the time to visit the troops in the field in Vietnam.
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WSx-5.jpgMPC145 viewsThis may have a submarine shown, but you best not let MPC get wet; it was just paper.
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DY-Clear.jpgClearance Papers145 views"It ain't over till the paperwork is done!" Okay, boss, here's the paperwork. Goodbye!
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TR71.jpg145 views
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TS-34.JPGTOC Shack145 viewsNote the generator and post-hole digger along with other supplies stacked together...usually indicating a new LZ.
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