The Mighty Ninth

Strive To Reach The Summit

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WS-45.JPGHistorical turnover153 viewsIvy Leaf article details the release of Camp Enari to the ARVN regiment.
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MK-66.jpgStream Crossing153 viewsKeeping your powder dry.
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MK-77.jpgSingle File - column153 viewsJust a walk in the park, and walk, and walk...
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MK93.jpgThe Slick Park153 viewsDependable Hueys resting on the metal grating serving as a field tarmac.
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MK252.jpgOasis perimeter bunker153 viewsPerimeter Bunker at the “Oasis” looking East towards the highway and The Village, at the returning convoy.

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MK284.jpgPerimeter of Oasis153 viewsThe Infantry perimeter area: 3rd Brigade at the “Oasis” FSB
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MK224.jpgStaff Chat153 viewsUNK 2/9th Arty Battalion Staff officer (left) and Capt Earl W. Finley (center) talk with the Battalion Command Sergeant Major (UNK).
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TS-48.JPGWarm Beer & a Cig153 viewsTerry Savely on the cot: Typical "off-duty" treat...warm beer and a cig.
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EMoor11.jpgSkyCrane pickup153 viewsDuc Pho, Pleiku area, 66-67
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JCook9.jpgDemonstration153 viewsWe're showing the ARVNs how we fill sandbags. They were glad to let us do it.
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256.JPGModern Day Steve153 viewsWith the days of Vietnam far behind him, we have Steve Cox at age 65.
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SG-25.JPGLZ Meade153 views"A" Battery just arriving by "shithook" (Chinook) on LZ Meade. We had just left the comparable "luxury" (?) of LZ English. LZ Meade was dusty, dirty, and worst of all, rocky. Could not fill a sandbag...too hard to dig. Apparently we were not the first unit to occupy the hill as there was a lot of stuff left from previous tenants. No ID's on the guys in the photo.
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